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Community => Butchering, Cooking, Recipes => Topic started by: 92xj on August 24, 2022, 11:27:30 AM
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To the folks in the market for a pellet cooker.
This is why I always recommend recteq. I have yet to see a competitor be this consistent with temperatures in the cooker compared to what the dial/number is set to. Note I am not using the factory recteq temp probes.
Getting ready to throw a lamb leg on and will update temp pics once meat is inside, which always makes internal cooker temps get thrown off a bit.(https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/52308840808_9624439a1b_b.jpg)[/url]
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The probes that came with my yoder are right on the money according to my thermapen.
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I've been very happy with our Recteq smoker/grills :tup:
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I never worry about the temp swing and just keep checking meat temp with instant read.
Gary
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I made the switch from Traeger to the Recteq Bull a couple yrs ago. Recteq blows Traeger away. Love it!