brine??

papacurtis

Smoke Blower

Apr 29, 2013

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South Florida

• Jul 6, 2013

• #21

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• papacurtis
• Jul 6, 2013

I found one of these, at a local restaurant supply house. Cost me 20 bucks. I figured if I'm going to brine, I want something dedicated to just that. I've seen what my sweetie and kids have done with the 5gal pails I have in the garage. Manufacturer is a co. called Cambro.

 

papacurtis

Smoke Blower

Apr 29, 2013

137

12

South Florida

• Jul 6, 2013

• #22

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• papacurtis
• Jul 6, 2013

I found one of these, at a local restaurant supply house. Cost me 20 bucks. I figured if I'm going to brine, I want something dedicated to just that. I've seen what my sweetie and kids have done with the 5gal pails I have in the garage. Manufacturer is a co. called Cambro.

 

oldschoolbbq

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Jul 16, 2008

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NW Ohio - outside Toledo

• Jul 6, 2013

• #23

All good answers. Any food grade bucket (McD's , a Bakery , Restaurants ; anywhere food is served. Just ask, all they can say is "NO". Chances are you'll find a soruce and

stainless Steel is good too. Wash in a Dishwasher and it's sterile.