Got a kettle and want to smoke

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Got a kettle and want to smoke

Postby Eddie » 12 Nov 2012, 20:27

For people that don't want a Pro Q or a WSM and want to stick to your Webber one touch? This might be for you. http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/JB-7000-RETRO ... 2323e09751

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Re: Got a kettle and want to smoke

Postby Riverrat » 13 Nov 2012, 00:38

Might be a good bit of kit and would not want to knock the product, but at that sort of money I'll be sticking to my two fire bricks in my kettle (they cost $4) and work really well.
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Re: Got a kettle and want to smoke

Postby keith157 » 13 Nov 2012, 06:11

Imitation being the sincerest form of flattery, how long before a UK based version appears.

It's a great idea but very expensive IMHO.
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Re: Got a kettle and want to smoke

Postby gazz_46 » 20 Nov 2012, 23:53

Riverrat wrote:Might be a good bit of kit and would not want to knock the product, but at that sort of money I'll be sticking to my two fire bricks in my kettle (they cost $4) and work really well.


Agreed, still use my kettle and bricks as well as the wsm, dedicated smoker is easier but still great result from "Kelly kettle" & yes I know I'm sad for an naming them...!
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