Where can we purchase dust like Todd had?

[azbohunter]

Does anyone have a source for dust like we got from Todd. I have tried on other brand and it was much more coarse and didn't burn great. Any help would be appreciated!

 

[Winterrider]

Does anyone have a source for dust like we got from Todd. I have tried on other brand and it was much more coarse and didn't burn great. Any help would be appreciated!

Can make your own, I have many times. I would take a couple handfuls of pellets , put in coffee can and a little water just to soak the pellets for a while. Poor out on sheet pan and would put in my MES 40 at 230° for a couple hrs. The more you handle the finer it becomes.

 

[JckDanls 07]

Does anyone have a source for dust like we got from Todd.

His stuff is being sold by Pit Boss now ...

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[normanaj]

A blender and some pellets makes dust.

 

[azbohunter]

His stuff is being sold by Pit Boss now ...

A-MAZE-N Smokers | Pit Boss® Grills

Get all the barbecue accessories you need to turn your grill into a smoker yo add additional smoke flavor while cooking.

www.pitboss-grills.com

Thanks but I don't see dust listed anywhere on their site so I assume they discontinued it?

 

[normanaj]

Thanks but I don't see dust listed anywhere on their site so I assume they discontinued it?

No dust anymore. Buy a quality pellet and a cheap blender and have at it.

 

[zwiller]

Not sold I don't think. Went down this rabbit hole a while back. Todd's dust was NICE/just right. While you can buy dust online but it's either too coarse or fine. Making from pellets is near identical to Todd's. Best dust I made was simply wetted then dried over 2 weeks in the house. Nuke/oven dried is NO. Smoker might work tho. I bought a $10 meat grinder and ground pellets into dust and that was better than blender but a pain and not as good wetted/dried. I only use dust for cold smoking and not really doing much of that as of late. I am sure you can find a better way to make it easier. A drying screen for herbs would probably speed up the drying considerably.

 

[SmokinEdge]

I follow what daveomak did, water soak and then dry pellets and you have perfect dust. Take a look at his thread.

https://www.smokingmeatforums.com/threads/making-dust-from-pellets.271863/