- Jun 13, 2017
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Need some expert input from experienced smokers please! My question is more about smoking temperatures and subsequent alcohol content of beer can chicken. So, I have someone claiming that they ate leftover beer can chicken that was smoked, never getting above 165 degrees. My question is around the fact that although the chicken itself was 165 degrees, wouldn't the temperature inside the smoker where the chicken was cooked actually be higher than 173 degrees to be exact? If indeed, he was smoking the chicken with the smoker temperature set at 165 degrees, how long would it take for the chicken to to reach a temperature of 165 degrees and be ready to eat?