Pink Butcher Paper

[16Adams]

This looks to be the right amount, contained in its own box with cutter feature. Reviews look solid. Last box I box I bought was HEB it lasted a couple years. About all I wrap is brisket, and that's not always. Some prep work and photo ops. Take one for the team and try it

Link to specs & product details for Expert Grill pink butcher paper

https://www.walmart.com/ip/Expert-G...-22-x-100/777883206?athbdg=L1103&from=/search

 

[Itsdone]

Pass.

Warning: Intended for use in smokers at 300 degrees Fahrenheit or lower.

 

[16Adams]

Wonder what happens at 301° that didn't happen at 299°

 

[larry4406]

I have used that one from wallyworld.


Granted it was wrapping a done brisket for resting in a warming drawer and not in the cooker itself. Seemed fine to me in my ignorance.

 

[smoke ninja]

I bought a 1000 ft roll of paper for $40 early in my bbq journey some 8 years ago. reckon I got half of it left. it's just white paper not the ultra cool pink stuff

 

[Negolien]

Pass.

Why would you put paper in there when your grilling? Sounds kinda stupid to me lol. Temps above 300 also tend to ignite grease fires too so another reason you wouldn't wanna grill using any paper lol. Butchers paper is made for smoking at low smoking temps not grilling temps lol

 

[16Adams]

This is what I'm just finishing. It's small hundred feet and same packaging as other food wrap products --- a cutting edge. Using it for wrapping, prep work, serving tray etc 100' lasted me two years SWAG. Nearest HEB is about 135 miles and no plans to be near it until fall.


Link to HEB pink butcher paper

https://www.heb.com/product-detail/h-e-b-texas-tough-pink-butcher-paper/2843018

 

[Deebo]

I bought a 1000 ft roll of paper for $40 early in my bbq journey some 8 years ago. reckon I got half of it left. it's just white paper not the ultra cool pink stuff

Same here. I got a 1000 ft roll of white butcher paper years and years ago when I first did a brisket and it's still going strong.

 

[JIMSMOKES]

I bought 24X250 and 36X150 foot rolls a few years ago and still have quite a bit left. Mainly use the 36 to cover counters and table tops.

 

[02ebz06]

I have a 36" wide roll of white on a metal cutter stand with a wood base I made.
Have had for years. It was 1000' of something.
Comes in handy for other things too.
Use if to put items on when staining and painting.

 

[cayenne]

Uncoated, right?

Wonder what happens at 301° that didn't happen at 299°

Yeah....I'm wondering the same.

I mean, sure, I don't plan to use it in high temp areas....but I don't recall seeing that type warning on other brands I've been researching....

It's uncoated, so, should pretty much just be paper...right?

cayenne

 

[16Adams]

Yeah....I'm wondering the same.

I mean, sure, I don't plan to use it in high temp areas....but I don't recall seeing that type warning on other brands I've been researching....

It's uncoated, so, should pretty much just be paper...right?

cayenne

Just looked and the 300° is mentioned on Reynolds Wrap pink butcher paper in the 75 foot 18" width.

I'm going small. I've had those three hundred feet rolls and they were a pita, IMHO.
I'm going small,

 

[16Adams]

Went small

Reynolds Wrap pink butcher paper

 

[4ever3]

Wonder what happens at 301° that didn't happen at 299°

No one has ever lived to tell the tale…

#justdontdoit

 

[ssv3]

No one has ever lived to tell the tale…

#justdontdoit

I heard it was a disaster when it hit 302*. If only they didn't wait so long to hit that damn 203* internal temp they would be able to talk about it today.

 

[4ever3]

I heard it was a disaster when it hit 302*. If only they didn't wait so long to hit that damn 203* internal temp they would be able to talk about it today.

Sad times…

 

[food4thot]

It's not pink. It's salmon. :brick:

 

[Bill-Chicago]

What gender does the pink paper identify as?

 

[JIMSMOKES]

Peach!