Learn more If you're looking for maximum barbecue flavor, the best barbecue smokers are the answer. Smoking is great way to preserve food and impart a deep, fire-roasted taste. While you can smoke ...

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The former Blockbuster Video space along Clark and Wrightwood wasn’t made to house two 100-foot Lang barbecue smokers. Brandon and Katherine Rushing had to significantly alter the ventilation to ...

Our top picks for the best smoker pellets Best overall: Traeger Grills Signature Blend Wood Pellets — See at Traeger Runner-up: Bear Mountain Gourmet BBQ Craft Blends Wood Pellets — See at ...

While preparing for your yearly allotment of pork and beef, check out [Brett Beauregard]’s custom heater elements he built for a DIY wood smoker. This build follows the very successful smoker ...

If you want to start smoking food outside, look no further than T3's guide to the best smokers and charcoal barbecues. Before we get into the list, there's a big difference between a smoker and a ...

Husband-and-wife team Josh and Jennifer Rogers opened Jolly Rogers Woodfired BBQ at 3999 Pacolet Highway ... and hickory ...

In T3’s Ninja Woodfire Electric BBQ Grill & Smoker review, I put this barbecue to the test to see if an electric powered grill can make delicious and authentic barbecue food. Ninja is hitting it ...

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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.

Vaping - is it a risk-free option? Should disposable vapes be banned? The decrease in the numbers of smokers may be partly due to more people turning to electronic cigarettes, James Tucker ...

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.