New Info on whats in Traeger Pellets

[Rings Я Us]

https://www.glassdoor.com/Overview/Working-at-Traeger-Pellet-Grills-EI_IE451336.11,32.htm

 

[Rings Я Us]

I asked them what was in the pellets.. they said "wood"
They said we can come snoop around for anything we want but don't steal any food from the break room fridge. :D

 

[SonnyE]

What a joke.. I had no idea they were such a pip squeak itty bitty company.. I could employ more people than them and I don't have a penny to my name..
So 14million dollar plant will employ 15- 16 people? What a joke!

Automation Nation, Johnny.
Poke a log in here, forklift bins and bags away at the other end.
If it burns, it heats.

 

[SonnyE]

https://www.glassdoor.com/Overview/Working-at-Traeger-Pellet-Grills-EI_IE451336.11,32.htm

You know, or maybe you didn't, they wear funny underwear in SLC. Part of their religion.
Just sayin....

Wood. Well, yeah, we kinda suspected that anyway. :confused:
The rules is, there is no rules.
Just eat your green hamburger and enjoy that it tastes good.

 

[gpb11]

AFAIK, it has always been, at least I can find no written evidence that they ever stated not using Traeger Pellets voided the warranty, it appears it is all a bunch of Internet Forum BS, if you have evidence otherwise please provide it.

Here you go, Traeger website from March 2015 (I just picked a random date that their page had been archived):
http://web.archive.org/web/20150323053707/http://www.traegergrills.com:80/support/faq

Can I substitute homemade barbecue pellets, other brands of pellets, or heating fuel pellets for Traeger-brand barbecue pellets?
No. In fact, doing so will void your Traeger Warranty. Our barbecue pellets are made exclusively from natural food-grade hardwoods and are free of contaminants such as chemicals, petroleum, dirt or sand, or corrosion-causing salt from wood harvested from coastal areas. The pellets are designed specifically to optimize the performance of your Traeger. They are manufactured and packaged at our own mill according to strict specifications for density, hardness, and moisture content. The safety and/or performance of your grill may be compromised if you substitute any fuel other than Traeger-brand barbecue pellets.