PG500 Pellet "Life" (Overnight)

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Does anybody have any data (or even anecdotal recollections) about how long a 20-pound bag of CookShack pellets would "last" during a 225 degree PG500 cook if the temperature in the back yard is roughly 50 degrees F? I'm kicking around smoking a large brisket overnight, and wondering how likely it would be that I would need to re-stock the bin with pellets when I should be sleeping! Would you anticipate any appreciable difference using BBQrsDelight or CookinPellets rather than CookShack pellets, or would all three burn at roughly the same rate?

1/13/195:02 PM

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cal 2Member

Not sure on CookinPellets, but the other two burn about the same.

Yes, you are good for an all night cook in those conditions. You should end up with about 7#s or so left.

1/13/196:59 PM

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Thank you, Cal!

1/13/199:33 PM

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