Cheaper and more yes,but I've noticed that my smoke point and the actual smoke is much less on the Kirkland brand not sure why,my flume is totally clean and no dust in the bottom tray, the pellets are double in size as the traeger perhaps that's why it doesn't burn as good? Not sure I'll have to test further on it
Traeger pellets are apparently mostly made of alder with the added oil of cherry, mesquite, hickory etc… While some other brands like lumberjack and bbqr’s delight are pure hardwoods… Don’t hold me to any of that but I reallly like the Cabela’s pellets that are made by LJ and do seem to give better results then most Traeger pellets. I love my Traeger smoker from Costco though.
@spf-92.5 I love my tragger ironwood and made the switch to lumberjack and not much of a price diff where I live but way more smoke. The bag goes further too.
I really like lumberjack costs a bit more but alot more smoke flavor
Sounds like you’re getting more flavor from the pellets you’re using!
Cheaper and more yes,but I've noticed that my smoke point and the actual smoke is much less on the Kirkland brand not sure why,my flume is totally clean and no dust in the bottom tray, the pellets are double in size as the traeger perhaps that's why it doesn't burn as good? Not sure I'll have to test further on it
Traeger pellets are apparently mostly made of alder with the added oil of cherry, mesquite, hickory etc… While some other brands like lumberjack and bbqr’s delight are pure hardwoods… Don’t hold me to any of that but I reallly like the Cabela’s pellets that are made by LJ and do seem to give better results then most Traeger pellets. I love my Traeger smoker from Costco though.
@spf-92.5 I love my tragger ironwood and made the switch to lumberjack and not much of a price diff where I live but way more smoke. The bag goes further too.