If anyone is ordereing pellets or would like to go in and save on shipping let me know. I hate to pay shipping for just a few hundred hundred pounds of pellets.
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How many pounds and what flavor are you looking for?
RibDog, Looking for several hundred pounds and would like several flavors, Hickory, oak, and apple and possibly a bag of cherry to try.
If you really want that much of a mix,John will probably suggest you pm ,or call, CandySue direct.
The other option could be to pick up a bag of some of the individual flavors,to try,from a local store.
Fast Eddy should be set up soon,to ship smaller amounts,as he is also in the grill/smoker business.
One of these folks may also be able to tip you to a user that is in your area.
A large amount of owners don't monitor the forums.
Hope this helps a little.
The other option could be to pick up a bag of some of the individual flavors,to try,from a local store.
Fast Eddy should be set up soon,to ship smaller amounts,as he is also in the grill/smoker business.
One of these folks may also be able to tip you to a user that is in your area.
A large amount of owners don't monitor the forums.
Hope this helps a little.
Tom, Thanks that does help. I am new to pellet cooking and want to try different flavors to see which I like best. As I read this forum I am learning about the different types of pellets (treager VS BBQ delight and others). I cook mostly pork butts and ribs but want to try chicken/turkey which would probably be better with apple wood. This is the reason for several different flavors requested. Good idea to get small packs to see what I like. Thanks again!!,
I called Candy yesterday and got my order going. I only ordered 400 lbs, I got 9 40 lbs of Hickory and 1 40lb bage of apple.
Candy was getting ready to go to a comp this weekend, so she might not be there today.
Simple process, but the shipping was ore to AZ than the pellets. Still came out cheaper than buying the treager pellets here. With the shipping cost added in the 400 lb order was about .72 a lb. The fruit woods run about .10 a lb more than the standard hardwoods.
If you order more, the cost per lb will go down. But I wanted to try it out first.
I am new to the pellet thing, but I have been told by people that I trust that the BBQ'R delight is really good.
Candy was getting ready to go to a comp this weekend, so she might not be there today.
Simple process, but the shipping was ore to AZ than the pellets. Still came out cheaper than buying the treager pellets here. With the shipping cost added in the 400 lb order was about .72 a lb. The fruit woods run about .10 a lb more than the standard hardwoods.
If you order more, the cost per lb will go down. But I wanted to try it out first.
I am new to the pellet thing, but I have been told by people that I trust that the BBQ'R delight is really good.
If you can single bag,of several types,locally,first it may solve some of the shipping/cost problems.
Many of us for comps,will use just one,i.e. hickory.
Solves confusion of emptying,filling pellet hopper,guessing which is which.
Then ,if you can split a pallet with others,it makes a world of difference.
We like many others have used Fast Eddy for years,but have also used CandySue.
Both have been good to us.
Many of us for comps,will use just one,i.e. hickory.
Solves confusion of emptying,filling pellet hopper,guessing which is which.
Then ,if you can split a pallet with others,it makes a world of difference.
We like many others have used Fast Eddy for years,but have also used CandySue.
Both have been good to us.
Just wanted to give BBQ'r Delight some props for calling me when they found a cheaper shipping source. Originally, they were going to ship FED Ex at 162, but Toby found that UPS is only 92.
Really nice of them to do that.
Really nice of them to do that.