Our top picks for the best pellet smokers Best overall: Traeger Pro 575 — See at Ace Hardware Best budget: Z Grills Pioneer 450B — See at The Home Depot Best splurge: Traeger Timberline Pellet ...

We will list the top 13 best vertical pellet smokers on the market today. There will be a brief description of each one’s features, along with links to more information about them if you want to ...

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Fuel type makes a big difference in defining these two types of smokers. For pellet smokers—which are intuitive and simple to use—we like the Traeger Timberline, which functions as a grill as ...

If you’ve been considering a new pellet grill, our experts have done the research and testing to help you find the best one for you. Pellet grills are one of the most popular -- and best -- ways ...

When it comes to smoking meats, two types of grills are at the forefront of every debate: kamado and pellet grills. Each ...

Pellet stoves have become very popular and offer several advantages versus wood stoves. They produce more consistent heat with less ash, and many have remote controls. Whether you prefer a modern ...

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A team of archaeologists and historians at the University of Leicester used metabolites found in bones from people who lived hundreds of years ago to determine if they had been smokers.