Awesome Gravity Smoker on Project Smoke

[glitchy]

I was watching an episode of Project Smoke last night and think I found my next outdoor cooking device. Steven cooked a brisket on a WSCG, but did a Korean pork butt on this beauty. I had to go find his episode guide to figure out what it was. I saw a nice stainless gravity smoker controlled by a BBQ Guru. I figured it probably wasn't cheap, but boy was that an understatement.

https://kalamazoogourmet.com/products/freestanding-smoker-cabinet/

He also put cherry syrup on baby back wibs (and cooked them in a Bradley). I thought it sounded both odd and interesting, so I might give that one a try some time.

Now I just need to talk the wife into letting me trade her car in on a new smoker. I'm sure she'll be fine with it.

[fracmeister]

That Kalamazoo is the finest looking stuff around. If I was starting over I think that is what I'd do.

[Jfrosty27]

Wow. That baby looks amazing. But $15 Grand! Ouch.

I have wanted a gravity smoker since the early days of the BBQ Pitmasters show. Stump and the others turning out amazing Q with little effort. I was excited about the Masterbuilt units and I am still hoping. they will mature into something really great. Assassin Smokers makes some units that look interesting.

[Troutman]

Yea $15k leaves me out, that's a divorce in the making right there.

I've had my eye on the Old Country Gravity Fed Smoker for quite sometime. They are gearing up to make more, apparently COVID or something shut down production. I think this one is worth consideration at about $1300.

Old Country Gravity

[Jerod Broussard]

I've had two, things get cheaper AFTER the divorce.

[Max Good]

Eat your hearts out folks: https://amazingribs.com/smoker-drop-...cabinet-review

[Jfrosty27]

🎼 To dream the impossible dream...🎼

[Max Good]

*sigh*