Though smoking can be done with traditional charcoal and gas grills, the volume of smoke, cooking area and long-term smoking capabilities are far greater with a dedicated smoker.

The most significant difference between gas and charcoal grills is the food's flavor profile. Charcoal grills give food a classic, smoky flavor, while gas grills do not. For many, that alone might be ...

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An hour into the cook, the Weber was 23 degrees cooler than the ThermoWorks sensor, but the meat probes were just six degrees ...

T3's round-up of the best smokers on the market details the products tested by T3's smoking experts that we recommend most today, with all prices considered. T3. 27 YEARS OF SMARTER LIVING.

Kamado Joe Pellet Joe Charcoal Grill — $999 $1,799 44% off Kamado If you want to move up in the world of charcoal grilling, this Kamado Joe Pellet Joe from Kamado Joe is perfect.

Few things match the taste of freshly grilled foods, which can be prepared and cooked to perfection on grills that range from ...

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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 ...