Sakura/ Cherry blossom tree wood chips and sawdust.
Has anyone here smoked anything using Sakura/ Cherry Blossom wood?
I was out at my local home center (Our equivelant to Home Depot is called "Joyful Honda" hahaha) and wondered through the BBQ section which is 95% charcoal grilles. Anyhow I was looking at some of the smoking supplies (all of which were super dusty after sitting on the shelves for a long long time, which is a good sign that the chips are thoroughly dried I suppose!). While looking I came across a couple forms of Sukura smoking supplies, there were chips, sawdust, and sawdust logs.
If anyone has any experience with these please let me know. I will try and get some pics the next time I am there.
Oh and for everyone's info, wood, wood chips, etc is actually pretty tough to come by out here. Most wood is processed for building purposes. Nobody has fireplaces or ever really burns logs etc.
Has anyone here smoked anything using Sakura/ Cherry Blossom wood?
I was out at my local home center (Our equivelant to Home Depot is called "Joyful Honda" hahaha) and wondered through the BBQ section which is 95% charcoal grilles. Anyhow I was looking at some of the smoking supplies (all of which were super dusty after sitting on the shelves for a long long time, which is a good sign that the chips are thoroughly dried I suppose!). While looking I came across a couple forms of Sukura smoking supplies, there were chips, sawdust, and sawdust logs.
If anyone has any experience with these please let me know. I will try and get some pics the next time I am there.
Oh and for everyone's info, wood, wood chips, etc is actually pretty tough to come by out here. Most wood is processed for building purposes. Nobody has fireplaces or ever really burns logs etc.