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24" or 36" Width for Butcher Paper

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Victor

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Which is better for briskets? I'm going to buy a 1,000 foot roll tomorrow. And, I'll have to be happy with my choice for a long time.
I'm thinking I want the brown/pink from Allied Kenco in Houston. Suggestions?


Victor
 
36", some of the packers ive cooked were 20"-24". Which you could cut a longer length to accommodate but then there's more waste.
 
Well, I wanted the 36" x 1100' brown or pink roll.

The outfit that I went to only had the white 36" in stock.

Against my better judgement, and recommendations of others, I picked up the brown 24" x 1100'.

I haven't really seen any posts complaining about wishing they would of gotten the 36 in lieu of 24.

I think I'll be ok with the 24. Now, it's competing for real estate in the pantry for the next battle;

to store this roll of paper that I will probably have for the rest of my life. Game on Woman, let's dance!

Victor 
 
V, you can pick up a dispenser for your roll for a reasonable price. It will make life easier.
 
Yes, that will definitely be a to do on Monday. They have a painted version, and a stainless steel.
For non-commercial use, I'm thinking the painted version will be just fine. Besides, it won't be on display.
It will be tucked away in the pantry.


Victor
 
OK, I'm just about ready to close this thread.
In 4 more degrees, at 165, I'm going to use my new paper and wrap a brisket.

 
It's only my wife and I today. So, it's only a portion of a brisket.
I hate smoking portions. I'd rather smoke the whole packer.
I'll be putting jalapeño and cheese link sausage and a couple of chicken breasts on awhile later.

Victor
 
The final leg of this course is at 200 degrees internal temperature.
It's going to rest while the chicken breasts and sausage is cooking.

 
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