captndan
Quintessential Chatty Farker
TSC has 100% oak pellets for $5.40/40#.
Pellets
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meinbmw
Knows what a fatty is.
Up here in the NORT country it is Tractor Supply Company.
qman
Babbling Farker
Well, we have Tractor Supply here to, but sometimes ya'lls use of initials baffles me.
Are they heating pellets or food safe pellets?
At that price I'd guess that they are heating pellets and not food safe.
At that price I'd guess that they are heating pellets and not food safe.
jakel
Quintessential Chatty Farker
They say for fuel on Greenway site, but nothing about smoking or grilling food. I personally would not trust them.
I just checked our local TSC online.
No pellets, but a KILLER price on Royal Oak chunks.
Normal $9.95 on closeout for $.50!!!!!!!!
TIM
No pellets, but a KILLER price on Royal Oak chunks.
Normal $9.95 on closeout for $.50!!!!!!!!
TIM
jakel
Quintessential Chatty Farker
wjwheeler
Full Fledged Farker
These are fuel pellets and not safe for smoking. I wouldn't use them.
pburney
Is lookin for wood to cook with.
I dont want to start a fight here but there isnt such a thing as a food grade pellet no government standard. there isnt anything wrong with useing heating pellets you just got to do your homework folks.:-D:-D:-D
captndan
Quintessential Chatty Farker
A correction. the 40# bag is $5.46. You might visit the pelletheads site to start your homework. Is KBB food grade?
Just because there isn't a government standard that doesn't mean that food grade pellets aren't processed differently. It's not worth saving less than a dollar per cook for me to take a chance on heating pellets.
pburney
Is lookin for wood to cook with.
When i can buy hickory pellets for $5 per 20lb bag from a trusted saw mill or !00% oak for the sam price in 40lb bags im buying them sorry im not giving $15 a bag for some labeled food grade you just got to research your scource.
It's your health, your call.
pburney
Is lookin for wood to cook with.
Yep:-D:-D:-D
swbill
Knows what a fatty is.
I am a electrician and one of our regular customers is a local pellet manufacturing company. They only do heating pellets and there is no way I would be throwing them in my yoder. Anything and everything goes into those pellets. From scrap plywood to rotten stumps. We spend good money on good meat, same should go for the fuel your cooking it on.
pburney
Is lookin for wood to cook with.
I did do my reaserch and i bought from this scource you can look and make your own choice i did 
http://hearthwoodpellets.com/contact-hearthwood-wood-pellet-company.html
http://hearthwoodpellets.com/contact-hearthwood-wood-pellet-company.html
jakel
Quintessential Chatty Farker
I did do my reaserch and i bought from this scource you can look and make your own choice i did
http://hearthwoodpellets.com/contact-hearthwood-wood-pellet-company.html
Interesting, so is there a price diff between their stove pellets and the BBQ/Smoker pellets and if so how much, and what was your cost for shipping?
Thanks
John
pburney
Is lookin for wood to cook with.
I dont beleive they ship you would have to call and ask. We drove the 2hrs up and back and bought 4000# in 40lb bags( 100% oak) and 2000# (hickory) in 20# bags. cost us $60 in gas we split this 5 ways. we got a good price buying this much:-D:-D oops and yes there is a price difference.
