Can’t decide.

Mike83Member

I currently have the large Kamado Joe and it’s a great cooker. I’m just tired of messing with charcoal, and buying charcoal. But I do love the taste of the food that comes out. I also need more space. I thought about buying an expander rack, but Mike I said, I’m getting tired of messing with charcoal, and periodically checking on temp. I’d rather sleep, or play with my kids. Lol. So I was looking at the cookshack sm025. That’s what my budget allows.

I’m after the same wood fire/smoke taste I can get on the Kamado Joe. Is this possible on the cookshack sm025? If so, how do you do it?

12/12/222:09 PM

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