Pellet Grill Benefits | Pellet Grill Buying Guide BBQGuys

If you love the taste of slow-cooked smoked meats but hate to babysit a charcoal or wood smoker for hours on end, a pellet grill might be perfect for you. Pellet grills and smokers are a recent addition to the world of BBQ and use wood pellets as fuel. BBQ pellets are made from compressed hardwood sawdust and are available in a wide range of wood flavors. The pellets are fed into the grill's fire pot via an electric auger, which supplies only the amount of pellets necessary to heat the grill to your desired temperature. No more babysitting, adding fuel, or adjusting air vents to keep your temperature stable. Simply set your temperature, press start, and let your pellet smoker do the work for you.
0:00 Intro
0:10 Easy Ignition
0:23 Easy to Use
0:52 Wireless Connectivity
1:32 Even Heat
2:06 Fewer Flare Ups
2:24 Smoke Flavor
3:09 Versatility & Temp Range
3:30 Consistency
4:05 Closer

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Featuring: Tony Matassa
Filmed/ Produced by: Paris Frederick

[Eric-zvut]

This guy is good at explaining things with energized tone. So many people speak monotone these days.

[arnaudsprenger]

I will use this video to convince my wife into buying one. Thanks dude.
Great enthousiastic voice, great looking food, good info, ideal video length.

[PickMyTrends]

Great overview of pellet grill benefits! Easy ignition, even heat, and versatility are huge pluses. Thanks for the tips! 🌟🔥

[SilatShooter]

Good Video, and solid points! Pellet Grills /Cookers are awesome, the wifi function with a phone app is a great tool. I start mine from my car driving home from work and when I get home, the cooker is hot and food goes right in. Saves a ton of time, thus we use it more. It gets used on weekdays, where my charcoal grills never did due to time needed to get to temp. And consistent temp is another awesome benefit. I was one of those die hard stick burner and charcoal types, but these honestly work well and produces great results and gives me time back. Win, Win, Win.

[dylanzrim]

Made my first brisket on a car rim and grill grate. If I can find pellets around somewhere I’ll be throwing a wagyu on my new pellet smoker

[TheCut]

Thanks for your video it helped me in considering to buy a pellet grill. After many other reviews from YouTube I decided on the Pitboss Pro 1100 as my starter pellet grill. So far everything I have cooked has been great. About to try ribs and my first brisket this week. The way it's looking I may be retiring my other grills unfortunately. For mother's day we did custom made pizzas in about 8 minutes.

[cybernode]

Having used Traeger+ for a while, I recently switched to Asmoke and the difference is night and day! The precise temperature control offered by Asmoke's FlameTech patent is a game-changer. I no longer have to worry about inconsistent cooking temperatures. The Asmoke Essential is also much lighter and smaller, making it perfect for my frequent camping and road trips. Plus, the ability to control the temperature and monitor food from the app is so convenient. Most importantly, the flavor that Asmoke imparts to the food with its wood pellets is unbeatable. I've tried hickory and applewood so far and can't wait to experiment with more. Highly recommend Asmoke to all BBQ enthusiasts out there! #Asmoke

[cybernode]

As a previous Qstoves+ user, I made the switch to Asmoke and I have to say, it was a game changer! The precise temperature control that Asmoke offers is unparalleled. I love the fact that it uses wood pellets as a fuel source, not only is it environment friendly, but the variety of flavors is amazing. It has made the food I grill taste so much better. The ASCA™ technology and FlameTech patent have definitely led to better cooking results. And the convenience! It's portable, battery-powered, and the app allows for remote temperature control. Plus the battery run time is impressive. I can take it on my camping trips without worrying about charging. The Asmoke Essential is definitely the essential grill everyone needs. #Asmoke.

[cybernode]

Having been a previous Qstoves+ user, I find myself gravitating towards Asmoke now. What really drew me in was the versatility offered by Asmoke. It's not just about grilling anymore, but also about smoking, roasting, baking, and more. The temperature control is a game-changer. With the digital controller, I can maintain precise temperature control, making my grilling experience more consistent and predictable. Also, the variety of flavors from the wood pellets is a feast for the taste buds. From hickory to applewood, each adds a unique touch to my dishes. The portability feature and the battery-powered option have made my outings more enjoyable. No need to worry about finding a power source anymore. And the app! It's user-friendly and supports multiple languages. Switching to Asmoke was one of my best decisions. #Asmoke.

[BackyardBBQ]

Awesome video! Great quality and super informative. Great work!

[jtlbb]

I have to give some push back.

1. Smoke flavor: usually underwhelming with most pellet grills. And it will NOT teach a beginner how to smoke. Since pellet grills do most of the work, if the only experience a backyard pitmaster has is a pellet grill, he/she will not know how to use a traditional smoker.

2. Even temperature is not always true. There are so many pellet grills out there that it’s hard to give such a blanket statement. But pellet grill, as most pits have hot spots and cold spots. Maybe there are some high end pellet grills that have more of an even temp, but this isn’t true for all, maybe not even most.

3. High temp? There’s only a few pellet grills I’m aware of that can get into the 700F range for searing. Direct exposure to the flame? Only two brands allow this as far as I know (Camp Chef and Pit Boss). Even if there were more that allowed direct exposure to the flame, this is not a common feature at all.

[streetz]

I was on the fence and this video convinced me. Trying to decide on the pitboss kc Platinum combo or the cuisnart twin

[monsterbbqindiana]

After 20 + years of using stick burners I now love my pellet smokers best guess I am getting lazy lol great video

[goldgulfcoastdesignericsho]

Great video I’m sold on the pellet grill.

[AGC]

Do they only smoke? Offer can you use flavorless?

[hazembata]

What are the pros/cons of a horizontal v vertical smoker? Thank you.

[cybernode]

As a previous Traeger+ user, I can honestly say that switching to Asmoke has been a game-changer for me. The Asmoke Essential pellet grill has revolutionized my grilling experience with its unique features. I particularly love the precise temperature control within 5°F, thanks to their FlameTech patent, which has taken my grilling to the next level. The portability of this grill is another aspect I truly appreciate, it's perfect for our family outings. The battery-powered feature with up to 10 hours of runtime makes it extremely convenient. The fact that it's environmentally friendly adds to the appeal. I've been able to create and share recipes via the app, which is a fun addition. I would highly recommend Asmoke to anyone who loves grilling and wants to enhance their experience. #Asmoke

[jameslynch]

Hi there BBQ Guys. That was a wonderfully clear description of the grill. May I use this on my web site?

[DavidSmith-bnxg]

just started smoking promised myself that if I stick at it il buy a Trager one year today, so guess I will see you guys in a years time :)

[ShaneJoshua]

Man i'd love one I have a Weber Spirit but want that authentic feel.