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    Snack stix

    I made some high mountain snack sticks yesterday and just got em out of the ref to cut up into short pieces. My question is, since they been in the ref can I leave them out on the counter for a few days? I was going to take some to work. I will post some pics.
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    Health concerns

    Now that's funny! Actually I doubt it in this case. Since she helped me stuff the snack sticks on saterday I will give her some credit. lol. But everything else I do, yes that is correct brotha'.
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    Health concerns

    lol
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    Health concerns

    Ok someone please give me the real deal answer on this smoked meat is no good for you thing. I say in moderation, everything should be ok. But can someone, in short, please provide to me with some real info on this. My wife was reading about it and was questioning me. Thanks. Ps I just made...
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    Hardware for smoker

    Thanks now I just need time to get er' started!
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    Hardware for smoker

    Thanks guys for all the input. I think, just because lowes has this, I am going with "white wood" t&g. They did not have pine t&g but they are saying that "white wood" is a kind if pine. It is 1x8 t&g boards. Im pretty sure they are very low grade but i dont care. i can stain the outside...
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    T and g for cold smoker

    What about cedar??? Also what about white wood from lowes??? They told me white wood is pine? Which one would you use?
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    T and g for cold smoker

    One more thing, I have read that plywood is no good to use because of toxins, but what about t1-11? Is that the same issue? Thanks
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    T and g for cold smoker

    Guys, my local lumber supplier only carries white wood or cedar for t &g. I know cedar is a little more but what do you guys think? The smoker will be about 2x3x5 tall. Is cedar ok to use? Will the cedar give a odor to the meat? I don't plan on taking the temp any higher than 180 or so...
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    Hardware for smoker

    I agree. Thanks for your input!
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    Hardware for smoker

    I'm curious to what material hardware to use to fasten my smoker frame and pine t&g siding to the outside. Is galvinized no good? what do you guys recommend? Thanks!
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    Cedar smokehouse construction

    Awesome man! Yeah the wife loves all me stuff too(sarcasm) but never complains when it's time to eat =)! lol. Question though, I'm curious to what hardware you used to fasten your boards together. We're they nails or screws and of what material? I'm building a much simpler version with t&g...
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    My first homemade build.

    That's exactly what I am looking for. Nice build. Question, did you build a frame inside and then attach the siding? What type of fasteners did you use to tie everything together? If glue what kind and if screws or nails material. I'm guessing galvanized should not be used.
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    Wood cold smoker

    Mornin' Guys /gals. I currently have two uds's that I love and use for hot smoking. Now that I'm getting into sausage / snack stick / jerky making, I really want to build a maybe 2x3(to fit oven racks)x maybe 6 tall wood cold smoker. Thinking duel hot plate design for heat source. Does...
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    Making jerky

    Well thank you kind sir!!! I just have one final question, for now. Storage and shelf life for jerky that is cured?? I'm guessing a few months if vacuumed sealed and dozen? A week or so on counter in breathable container? A few weeks in ref?
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