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Grill Advice

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matcar said:
no, for grilling and smoking...what you do on your stovetop I'm unconcerned with.
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You're acting like I just said I put a giant magnetron in the top of my shed and hooked at 10k watt generator to it. If whole microwaved steer tasted any good... I'd do it. And I'm not gonna apologize to anyone.
 
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AKAK said:
You're acting like I just said I put a giant magnetron in the top of my shed and hooked at 10k watt generator to it. If whole microwaved steer tasted any good... I'd do it. And I'm not gonna apologize to anyone.
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Your old internet pal is thinking of saving up for a "treat yo-self" present for my birthday which comes in the early fall.
I've had my Weber Gas grill for 7 years and had to replace grates and heat deflectors and I'm ready to move on.

The one I'm eyeballing is a Traeger.

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It's a woodpellet grill and smoker in one.
https://www.traegergrills.com/pellet-grills/pro/575

Now it's likely going to be $900 bucks. Especially because you have to buy the cover and I would like to buy a front grill shelve for it. But damn if the food cooked on the Traeger doesn't look fantastic.

Anyone have one? Or know of someone who has one?
 
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