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Blueridge Billy
 | | Subject: Meadow Creek Cookers Sat Mar 13, 2010 7:54 pm | |
| Has anyone out there had any experience with Meadow Creek Cookers? They make a pig roaster (PR models) and also BBQ models. If you have experience with them or have seen them in competition, please respond. Thanks! |
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Jack W
| | Subject: Re: Meadow Creek Cookers Sun Mar 14, 2010 9:24 pm | |
| They make a very nice cooker. There are a couple of fellas over on Barbecue Central that have them. I've also seen a post or two on the BBQ Forum.
Good Q!
Jack |
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Blueridge Billy
| | Subject: Meadow Creek Cookers Sun Mar 14, 2010 9:47 pm | |
| Thanks Jack. I am having a hard time making a decision on a cooker. I guess that i am trying to get everything in one. I was looking at a CD108 which is a trailer unit with a 60"Pig roaster and and a 42 inch grill on the back of the trailer. I am totally confused on what to do now. |
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Jack W
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Blueridge Billy
| | Subject: Meadow Creek Cookers Mon Mar 15, 2010 9:16 am | |
| Jack,
I can see myself going in that direction already. |
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RUBY Q
| | Subject: Re: Meadow Creek Cookers Mon Mar 15, 2010 8:37 pm | |
| Cookers are like fishing poles & coolers You need a different one for every situation & you can never have too many  |
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TRIPLE J
| | Subject: Re: Meadow Creek Cookers Tue Mar 16, 2010 12:11 pm | |
| | LITTLE RED & BBQ wrote: | Cookers are like fishing poles & coolers
You need a different one for every situation & you can never have too many |
I agree fully..... my wife doesn't agree at all..... But I do.
Triple J BBQ |
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BigGQ
| | Subject: Re: Meadow Creek Cookers Tue Mar 16, 2010 1:13 pm | |
| | TRIPLE J wrote: | | LITTLE RED & BBQ wrote: | Cookers are like fishing poles & coolers
You need a different one for every situation & you can never have too many |
I agree fully..... my wife doesn't agree at all..... But I do.
Triple J BBQ |
DITTO AND DITTO! |
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Smokin Stevie
| | Subject: What Smoker to BUY ? Wed Aug 11, 2010 7:05 am | |
| I've had 4 different ones since starting in 2006. First 2 were a reverse flow model made by cookersandgrills. They were ok. They were just not the unit for a full service restaurant, (NO SLEEP) 3rd unit was an Ole Hickory EL/EDX. Was a great pit and easy to operate, set it and forget it. Great food with a NO SWEAT effort. Current smoker is a Lang 84 Original. This smoker is the original Reverse Flow Smoker. Quailty construction, very easy to operate and tow down the road. So far the product coming of the Lang is equal to that of the Ole Hickory with $16,000.00 less spent. Only problem so far is lack of sleep when cooking butts. All said I'd buy another Lang in a minute. Prices start at under a $1000.00 or you can spend up to $ 10,000.00 all depends on your needs. Hope this helps. Good Luck !  |
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RUBY Q
| | Subject: Re: Meadow Creek Cookers Wed Aug 11, 2010 10:29 pm | |
| Smokin Stevie Thanks for bringing this old post up again I was able to purachase a WSM this summer under the pretence we needed it when we go campin after reading this I have the shoe Tick to use Ruby has more shoes then well lets just say I have a new angle thanks |
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newsouth
| | Subject: Re: Meadow Creek Cookers Thu Aug 19, 2010 12:41 am | |
| Smokers are like a woman, they keep you entertained, only deference is a smoker won't push you away in the middle of the night, lol |
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I could never decide what kind of cooker I wanted so I just went ahead and bought a different cooker for different applications...plus one or two. The guys and gals of BBQ kid me a bit about it, but I know they're all envious. 
