To wrap or not to wrap.

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Smoke Blower
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Sep 1, 2020
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Some wrap their meat some don't.
1. If you wrap your meat do you prefer Butcher paper or tin foil?
2. If you don't wrap, why?
 
I like the dark thick bark with no wrap but after around 10 hours I get hungry and wrap in foil.
I've used paper and it seems to preserve the bark more than foil, but foil is faster and again, I'm hungry.
 
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Depends what I am cooking. For pulled pork I always wrap in a foil pan when it stalls around 165-170. I don’t mind the softened bark as I am pulling it anyway.
 
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