Smokehouse 9780-040-0000 Alder BBQ Smoker & Grill Smoking 100 Percent Natural Hardwood Wood Pellets, 20 Pound Bag

100% Pacific Northwest Alder BBQ Pellets add a neutral, balance wood flavor to fish and meats. For over a century, Native Americans have used alder when cooking or smoking salmon and it continues to be the most common wood used for smoking salmon throughout the Pacific Northwest, Canada, and the Great Lakes region.

Try these BBQ pellets especially when smoking salmon, trout, sturgeon, walleye, catfish, and other types of fish. Because of the neutral characteristics of alder, it works wonderfully when blended with other wood species too, especially fruitwood. When using alder with meats such as steak, ribs, and briskets, try mixing alder BBQ pellets with our fruit wood pellets like apple and cherry for a delectable taste you’re sure to love.

Smokehouse Products BBQ pellets are made from 100% natural hardwoods, with NO binders, waxes, or unknown “secret ingredient.” They are flavored with 100% REAL hardwoods, not oils or additives, and can be used on ALL outdoor BBQ grills, gas grills, charcoal grills, and of course the Smoke Chief.

These BBQ pellets are famous for their quality and consistency so that you know each time you make your favorite recipe, it’s going to have the same great taste you’ve come to expect.

Product Highlights

• 100% Pacific Northwest Alder BBQ Pellets add a neutral, balance wood flavor to fish and meats
• Includes (1) 20-pound bag of smoking wood pellets
• Made with 100-percent natural wood and a base wood of Pacific Northwest alder, making a great combination of rich smoky flavor and blend of neutral, balancing smoke
• 100-percent natural hardwood, with no binders, waxes, additives, oils, or unknown “secret ingredients”
• Use with any smoker or grill for smoking salmon, trout, sturgeon, walleye, catfish, and other types of fish

 WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including arsenic, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov