Can this be used with wood chips instead of pellets?
1253461
Yes you sure can, as a matter of fact I use both together. Don't soak the chips just use dry.
1253462
Yes, absolutely! I've used both separately, or a mixture of the two together.
1253463
I find it works best using chips in combination with some small chunks. The smoke seems to last longer that way.
672600
I don't know about that. I have used the tiller to turn earth for say planting grass and it works great. I do not know if it would good on wood chips but that being said it is a good little tiller. Sorry I could not be of more help.
1708029
I believe that you can, without putting chips in the wood chip cup...however, I've never done that, because I have two standard stove-top pressure cookers that I use when I don't want the smoking option.
1904999
I honestly don't know what "esbit" type fuel is... but since this stove is designed for burning wood bits, forest debris and other wood by products, if "esbit-type" fuel falls into, or burns at the same temp as wood, then I would say yes. If this is some type of "high temp" fuel, I would think there is a chance of damage.
99605
Hi, Shawn,No, you don't have to use the wood chips in the Masterbuilt...I've cooked many turkeys, ducks and chickens in mine without smoking them, and they come out moist and delicious! Smoking is totally optional. Good cooking! Tony
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No. Not for wood chips. Wood chips should go in a metal box close to or on top of the heating element. I use this for smoking various vegetables (try roast/smoking fresh asparagus rubbed with a little olive oil and hint garlic . . . better than what I remember about sex.) and a few other things where you want to smoke things that might fall through a normal grate. NOT good for smoking fish...the fish sticks and is nearly impossible to clean. I threw mine on an ant hill for a couple of days and let the bugs clean it. Could have put it in a fire and burned it off, but didn't want to chance warping it. Works good for strip jerky but not for ground jerky. No. Not for wood chips. Wood chips should go in a metal box close to or on top of the heating element. I use this for smoking various vegetables (try roast/smoking fresh asparagus rubbed with a little olive oil and hint garlic . . . better than what I remember about sex.) and a few other things where you want to smoke things that might fall through a normal grate. NOT good for smoking fish...the fish sticks and is nearly impossible to clean. I threw mine on an ant hill for a couple of days and let the bugs clean it. Could have put it in a fire and burned it off, but didn't want to chance... » Read More No. Not for wood chips. Wood chips should go in a metal box close to or on top of the heating element. I use this for smoking various vegetables (try roast/smoking fresh asparagus rubbed with a little olive oil and hint garlic . . . better than what I remember about sex.) and a few other things where you want to smoke things that might fall through a normal grate. NOT good for smoking fish...the fish sticks and is nearly impossible to clean. I threw mine on an ant hill for a couple of days and let the bugs clean it. Could have put it in a fire and burned it off, but didn't want to chance warping it. Works good for strip jerky but not for ground jerky. « Show Less
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If you cut down the wood chip to a small size you will be able to use them in the nordic smoker
99602
You do not have to use wood chips. We've done it both ways for that reason.
99606
You don't need wood chips. The flavor is in your seasoning. Smoke is an option.
1187054
You have to use the bisquettes, because the burner of the smoke generator is an element that has around 2" x 2". You cannot use wood,chips or saw dust.Hope this answers will help you make your decision.
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Yes. I have burned wood pellets in the stove by just placing the pellets in a small metal pan, or small square electrical box. They burn great hope this helps mike I personally use little twigs also, and they burn great What a great stove.
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You can. We did for a while, you just have to shake it or stir pellets around to get the "sawdust" to drop through to the tray. It overflows very quickly -- would work great if the box had a deep tray to catch the used pieces. We went back to the original pretty soon after, just wasn't worth the mess.
1049139
No ,only burn approved wood pellets.Burning corn or other bio fuels can overheat the stove/chimney and cause damage or fires.
740114
I have never worked with a stove top smoker from what I've seen the stove top smoker chips are smaller then the standard wood chips I'm sure you could use them you would just ha email to put less in.
1889450
This only uses pellets not wood chips, it uses hard wood pellets not soft wood pellets that you would use for a pellet heater. Home depot sells pellets at $10 a bag but many other places sell them.
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I use wood pellets, but not necessarily the ones by cajun injector. There are other brand available, just google wood pellets for electric smoker... But do use pellets and not wood chips...
250623
We have not tried that, but I believe that wood burns differently than the charcoal. I think you could use smoking chips, the kind you wet and throw on the coals, but I don't think wood is recommended.