Crab Apple same as Regular Apple?

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mquick74

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Nov 20, 2014
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Rochester, NY
Hey y'all - I am wondering if slicing up a crab apple tree would be the same (flavor) taste as what is typically labeled as 'apple' wood chips or chunks that you find in stores??  I have a chance to get some crab apple wood, but I'm not sure it would be the right taste so I wanted to be sure before I get into all the work.

Thanks!!
 
 
Hey y'all - I am wondering if slicing up a crab apple tree would be the same (flavor) taste as what is typically labeled as 'apple' wood chips or chunks that you find in stores??  I have a chance to get some crab apple wood, but I'm not sure it would be the right taste so I wanted to be sure before I get into all the work.

Thanks!!
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Thanks for the tip, didn't try that first!  Looks like it would basically be the same taste, looking forward to it! 
 
Apple is one of the fruit woods that can be used without seasoning it if you are using chips and/or chunks. I have used unseasoned apple and crab apple in the past, it gives you sweet smelling TBS.
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Apple is one of the fruit woods that can be used without seasoning it if you are using chips and/or chunks. I have used unseasoned apple and crab apple in the past, it gives you sweet smelling TBS. Thumbs Up

Really? Thats good to know. You can use it right off of the tree?
 
It will be  great   good flavor

Gary
 
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