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Canadian tire?
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See, I was right!

Tell my wife cause she say's I'm always wrong.
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"Let there be smoke." And there was smoke. And it was gooooooood.
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O.o

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NOOOOOOOOOOO!!!! lol Good grief! I removed abnout 10 threads of that video in one day on a smoke group I'm on. You stalking me??? lol
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Honest, no! Someone posted that to my facebook, and I couldn't believe it. So of course I shared it here . . . .

What is your opinion on it? Is this for real or a hoax?
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real


superstore had ham on for 99ct/lb (*bleep* aren't we metric) cooked
threw it on the smoker for 4 hrs (10 lbs approx) ....fantastic
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Lady tehMa wrote:Honest, no! Someone posted that to my facebook, and I couldn't believe it. So of course I shared it here . . . .

What is your opinion on it? Is this for real or a hoax?

From what I've read from people that have done it they work fine.
"Let there be smoke." And there was smoke. And it was gooooooood.
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knoet2007 wrote:real


superstore had ham on for 99ct/lb (*bleep* aren't we metric) cooked
threw it on the smoker for 4 hrs (10 lbs approx) ....fantastic

Wow. Missed that sale. Would ahve been on it like white on rice. Have yet to try that. It's referred to as twice smoked ham. Did you use a rub or glaze at all? Got pics??
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nooo no pics, sorry. No glaze or anything. Just threw it on with most of the fatty parts on upper side.
temperature was a bit high but it was very sunny. I tried to keep it at 200F (there we go again- go metric pffff) but mostly approaching 250.
hickory, cherry wood
I think or get the impression that lower temperatures are better to get the smoke in deeper and with pre cooked ham that would be a good thing.
I'm new at this :)
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"Let there be smoke." And there was smoke. And it was gooooooood.
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Pretty good deal for the asking price of $70
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Huh.Worked out to about $1.50 a lb

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