May 11, 2017
May 11, 2017 - PRESSADVANTAGE -
Adrian Hoffman of lets-find.com offers valuable recommendations about choosing the best wood pellets. The website post lists the best pellets in today's market and explains their differences and advantages.
Brooklyn NY: Adrian Hoffman and lets-find.com are pleased to announce that they have released a review and ranking of the top pellet brands of 2017. In addition to selection of the top three pellet brand picks, there are several specific niche market brands identified and reviewed. The owner of the website owns a small sawmill with a pellet manufacturing workshop, so he is able to speak with authority on the topic of wood pellets.
There are three of the best wood pellets brands listed in the article. The top brand is RecTec Grills Blend Pellets. The positive features are that it can be used with all types of pellet grills, produces clean smoke and leaves almost zero amount of ash when compared to other pellets. This brand is made of good, fresh oak and hickory wood, which provides fantastic flavor. The price is reasonable.
The second place goes to Pit Boss BBQ Wood Pellets. This ranking has many of the same positives. It provides a hot and steady burn with convenient packaging. These pellets are manufactured from natural maple, hickory and cherry wood. The only limiting factor is their tendency to crumble more readily than the first place pellet pick.
Louisiana Grills Apple Pellets rounds out the top three pellet choices. The wood is a mixture of apple and maple, which is an inexpensive mixtures. These pellets are hard and can be placed in a smoker pan, rather than chips. The drawbacks for this brand is its poorly made packaging and its tendency to be somewhat dusty.
Some additional information about wood pellets are available in the website FAQs. The pellets are cheaper than logs and are environmentally friendly. They are safe for health and for fire risk when used to cook. Some of the niche picks include mesquite and hickory for smoking brisket and alder or oak for cooking smoked fish.
For additional details, visit http://lets-find.com/wood-pellets.
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For more information about lets-find.com , contact the company here:
lets-find.com
Adrian Hoffman
(520) 509-4333
nfo@lets-find.com
219 Brighton Beach Ave Brooklyn NY 11235
