Flat Racks vs Hanging for Jerky

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These are in the smoker now. Next time I may try and hang them by tooth pics. I made this whole smoker myself and these stainless steel racks. The whole smoker is actually stainless. I think you’re right. Maybe 3 times or even more the jerky if hanging. I can only fit 9 pounds on these 2 racks and that turns to 4.5 pounds when done and that don’t leave much for me after taking it to work
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These are in the smoker now. Next time I may try and hang them by tooth pics. I made this whole smoker myself and these stainless steel racks. The whole smoker is actually stainless. I think you’re right. Maybe 3 times or even more the jerky if hanging. I can only fit 9 pounds on these 2 racks and that turns to 4.5 pounds when done and that don’t leave much for me after taking it to work View attachment 713117View attachment 713118View attachment 713119
Yeah use tooth picks & it will work great. I bet with the tooth pick method you can get a lot more jerky in it. Nice work on the smoker build.
 
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1 good thing is that grease will drip off, 1 bad thing is seasonings can fall off also, gotta pick your battles
 
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