I've seen from time to time here where post oak is used for smoking and in an ad I received yesterday for post oak smoking chunks it states that the wood is treated. Makes sense for posts so why smoke with treated oak instead of natural oak?
- Wood cooking chunks for smoking made from real post oak wood for charcoal, gas, or electric grills, as well as personal and larger smokers. See description for cooking instructions.
- Post Oak wood heat treated to eliminate and prevent pests, mold, and rot.
- 570 cubic inches of large sized post oak chunks per package.
- Use to make a variety of post oak smoked meat with charcoal or with chunks alone. Delicious with Beef Sirloin or Filets, Salmon or Trout, Braised Brisket, or Pork Loin.
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