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An innovative team has taken the complexity and cost out of adding some smoky flavor to drinks and food, with Smokpub, the world's first electric, rechargeable drink smoker. While the product's ...

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This is credited to the several outstanding features that it offers, which are absent in traditional smokers, such as the vertical cooking feature and an electric start. If you have been thinking ...

The Ninja Woodfire is all-electric, however it’s still meant to be used outside. It’s more efficient than a fire oven but allows you to use wood pellets to inject smoky, authentic flavors.

Amazon has a steal-of-a-deal on the Ninja Woodfire Pro XL Outdoor Grill & Smoker that slashes its price lower than it’s ever been. The Ninja Woodfire Pro XL Outdoor Grill & Smoker is now on sale ...

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The deals are stacked and right now, shoppers can get $99 off the Ninja Woodfire Electric Outdoor Grill & Smoker for a limited time. This best-selling grill is now under $200 and with just 1/2 cup ...

It’s a noisy, fast-paced job that for Mr. Cohen, a self-described “stress smoker,” has made it harder to quit. “I’ve tried gum, patches, snacks,” Mr. Cohen, 35, said, taking a drag.

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Pulled pork just isn't the same without a proper smoker ... or is it? We spoke to an expert who told us how to replicate the ...

A team of archaeologists and historians at the University of Leicester used metabolites found in bones from people who lived hundreds of years ago to determine if they had been smokers.