Does anyone have any suggestions on where to purchase pellets in the Southeastern Virginia area, or even Northeastern North Carolina? Shipping costs more than the pellets do...
Thanks in advance.
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Call CS sales and email Fast Eddy.They would be more likely to know users in the area and maybe hook you up to share an order.
If you get a response, I am in the DC area (Alexandria) and would be interested in what you find.
On a side note I have a hardware store around the corner that sells Tra**er pellets (* to keep the bad words from the kids)
On a side note I have a hardware store around the corner that sells Tra**er pellets (* to keep the bad words from the kids)
I'm in the Richmond area and all I've seen at retail loactions are Tre*ger.
If you read their (Tr***ers) new warranty it says 'using any other brand of pellet other than Tr***er will VOID your warranty'!!
I find that nuts!!
I find that nuts!!
Try Tarheel Fireplace and Grill Shop in Herford NC. His competition team name is 'Tarheel Smokers'. Not sure if he is selling Cookshacks any longer. Worth a try though. Tarheel Fireplace website
I live in Raleigh but was working in Knoxville TN the past two years. I found a place there that sold FE Hickory pellets (they have any flavor) for $10.90 per 20#. That was five bags at a time. He would go lower $9.50 per bag on a pallet but would need advanced notice. In the eastern part of the US, that seems like a very good price. The best strategy would be to pool resources,buy a pallet and split the gas price.
Is anyone getting a better price on CS FE pellets?
Is anyone getting a better price on CS FE pellets?
Hickory pellets will be great. Did they had anything in cheap rates. I think $10.90 per 20# is little bit costly.
If any one you got the answer from where to buy pellets then please let me know.
If any one you got the answer from where to buy pellets then please let me know.
quote:Originally posted by angelo D fulton:
Hickory pellets will be great. Did they had anything in cheap rates. I think $10.90 per 20# is little bit costly.
If any one you got the answer from where to buy pellets then please let me know.
You can get blended pellets cheaper, but not 100% Hickory. Hell I paid more then that per bag for my Fast Eddie 100% Hickory Pellets after shipping and I bought 1000 lb pallet.
Wayne B
quote:Originally posted by mwynnconcours:
I live in Raleigh but was working in Knoxville TN the past two years. I found a place there that sold FE Hickory pellets (they have any flavor) for $10.90 per 20#.
If they are anything but 100% Hickory they are Cookshack pellets. Fast Eddie only sells 100% Hickory pellets and you have to order them from him.
The 100% is only sold in hickory, no other woods.
The bags are the same, but Fast Eddy's have 100% hand written on the bag next to the "Hickory" label on the bag.
Talked to Eddy and he says he uses a different hickory for the 100% than he does the blend.