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Howdy from Big Sky country.
Looks like a great forum.

I have been making Q for about 7 or 8 years and have been in a couple of contests. I used to work (for somebody else) in the restaurant industry; always wanted my own place but didn't have a year-or-two worth of spare cash layin' around, and I didn't want to take out a loan.....usual story.

I've been catering for awhile on weekends. I am set up in a small brewery on weekends selling sandwiches and sides, some apps and such. It's going along pretty well, I keep things simple, my costs low and am able to make a little money.

With winter not far away I am starting to think about next year and what baby steps to take to bring things to the next level. A cooker like a Cookshack might be just the ticket. I'm thinking about an enclosed trailer as my kitchen and vending setup (current commissary is the VFW). I would want to be able to cook a case of butts at once, or a partial case along with other meats.

Would a Cookshack work inside a trailer? Can I use it to hold foods once cooked?
I'd appreciate any thoughts on the subject.

Chris / LongRiders BBQ
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Welcome to the forum.

I'm sure some of the business owners will jump in, but let me answer some questions.

The restaurant series of CS is rated NSF and UL and it will meet the standards of any health dept.

There are a few people that have trailers and are using CS and they work great.

For my restaurant friends, the 150 series and above all have a cook and hold feature and since it's electric, you can set it to cook for X hours then go to X temp for hold.


Smokin'

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