Our double filet wood chunks can fit where size matters for your smoker or cooker unit

Our double filet wood chunks can fit where size matters for your smoker or cooker unit

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I’m sure you’ve had the experience of going into a store and locating the limited supply of wood chips and/or chunks offered, then look closer at the clear plastic bag and ask: Is this it?

It’s always interesting to realize what we are willing to accept versus what we really want.

My Team has spent a lot of time examining the products available in the wood chip line. Boy, have we learned a lot!

For instance, there seem to be two divisions with chip suppliers: those that manufacture wood chips as a waste product to another product line say cleaning agents, animal bedding, or flooring products. Then there are those that offer a product with a brand name on it that may be associated with a specific equipment manufacturer. Generally, that type of supplier is not the manufacturer of the product just simply a re-seller under a brand name. Thus, you can’t be sure what portion of the tree is actually in the bag and where the wood is coming from!

We still hold ourselves to a higher standard believing that a true cooking wood manufacturer should offer different variations in product size to work with the abundance of equipment lines available. That’s why we pride ourselves on being able to offer over 6 chip sizes and 4 chunk sizes. Like other food ingredients, why would you settle for only ground pepper when you can have the whole peppercorn as an option.

We are a food ingredient, a food flavor. Most of all, we are a COOKING WOOD manufacturer!

Cooking wood size for smoke output

Dr. Smoke- “Does size matter” has to be a key concern for chefs when using smoke to flavor foods.

More Related reading on this subject

For more related reading on the topics of does size matter for cooking wood, check out these articles:

Cooking Wood- What You Should Know

What Wood to Use for Smoking:  A Primer

10 Things to Consider Before Purchasing Wood for Cooking, Grilling & Smoking