Smokehouse Apple and Hickory BBQ Smoker & Grill Smoking 100 Percent Natural Hardwood Wood Chips, 1.75 Pound Bag (2 Pack)

A perennial favorite of elite BBQ cookers from Missouri to Texas and all through the South, Smokehouse Hickory wood chips are famous for smoking pulled pork, hams, bacon, and ribs, while the Smokehouse Apple Wood Chips are ideal for smoking any cut of meat, including pork, beef, and poultry.

These hickory wood chips are made with 100-percent hickory wood and a base wood of Pacific Northwest alder making a great combination of rich, smoky flavor and an added blend of neutral, balancing smoke.

The apple BBQ chips use a 100-percent applewood blended with Pacific Northwest alder base wood to get a consistently mild, sweet smoke that apple wood is famous for. The alder wood base adds a neutral, balanced smoke without interfering with the sweetness of the applewood, yet allows you to smoke for adequate time periods without overdoing it.

Smokehouse Products wood chips are made from 100-percent natural hardwoods, with no binders, waxes, or unknown “secret ingredient.” These hardwood smoking wood chips are flavored with 100-percent real hardwoods, not oils or additives. You can use these hardwood smoking wood chips on all outdoor BBQ grills, gas grills, charcoal grills, and of course the Smokehouse Smoke Chief.

Product Highlights

• Classic hickory smoke flavor, a favorite of elite BBQ cookers from Missouri to Texas and all through the South and a sweet and smoky applewood flavor, favorite professional BBQ enthusiasts and backyard BBQ-ers
• Includes (2) 1.75-pound bag of smoking wood chips
• Hickory chips are made with 100-percent hickory wood and a base wood of Pacific Northwest alder
• Applewood chips are made with 100-percent apple wood and a base wood of Pacific Northwest alder
• 100-percent natural hardwood, with no binders, waxes, additives, oils, or unknown “secret ingredients”

 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