Does the Woodwind Pro smoke box really make a difference?
I see this question asked a lot and I thought I'd show what it looks like at about 225, after I've gotten the smoke box going and started adding wood. Hope this helps for any of you who have been wondering.
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Pyro911help
In my personal experience, it makes a significant difference
Remote_Category6076
It does.
NoNewFriends1738
Only reqtec fanboys think it doesn’t
saintnyckk
I like mine.
sirtommybahama1
It does. And it’s not just the amount of smoke. It’s the flavor of the smoke that’s really the game changer. Smoke flavor from a wood chunk is so much better than from a pellet. The smoke flavor i get from my woodwind pro is the same i get from my weber smokey mountain.
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In my personal experience, it makes a significant difference
It does.
Only reqtec fanboys think it doesn’t
I like mine.
It does. And it’s not just the amount of smoke. It’s the flavor of the smoke that’s really the game changer. Smoke flavor from a wood chunk is so much better than from a pellet. The smoke flavor i get from my woodwind pro is the same i get from my weber smokey mountain.