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The key to ANY pellets is the % of hardwood to flavor wood.

Me? I don't like any of the Alder based pellets, such as Trager. I don't think it does well with BTU's and to me just doesn't add flavor.

Try to stick it one that has a hardwood based (such as FE) and then find out the % if you can. I believe the ones CS is selling now are 66% oak and 34% hickory (don't quote me, but that's what I seem to remember as they're new pellets)
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Originally posted by ThomEmery:
We have used them
I prefer BBQers Delight
But they work fine
I looked up the BBQers Delight web page and the biggest bag of pellets is 1 pound bags, 12 bags for $49. So if I was to cook any BBQ in an FEC 100 for 12 hrs, it'll cost me $49, using the formula that an FEC 100 burns 1 pound of pellets per hour Eeker Did I miss something?
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Originally posted by SmokinOkie:
She has larger bags, so you might just call/contact her direct.

Since she sells competing pellet to CS, probably the best approach.

As CS now has reforumulated their pellets, you might look at them too.

Russ
Thanks for info. I can't seem to find CS pellets for FEC 100 I've been looking around this forum and only found wood chunks I'd appreciate any help Thanks

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