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Apparently not, even google couldn't find it! Although, I had to think twice when you said biscuits and gravy as well but, fortunately, I did spend six weeks working in GA a few (lot) years ago. -
Those are the blue tubes in the ingredients picture. They are a flaky type biscuit. Something you might cook to eat biscuits and gravy. You peel the outer layer of paper off the tube and smack the tube on the counter top. It pops open with ready to cook dough to make biscuits. Very common in the states. Comes in different varieties of dough. Biscuits, Cresant, cinnamon buns, even pizza dough in a can. It's my understanding they don't have pop can dough down under. -
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By KismetKamado · Posted
Welcome! A Jr. size kamado is a great tool to have in your arsenal. You can do just about anything with it - although some things on a slightly smaller scale. Even if you eventually get a bigger Joe, I think you will still find the Jr. useful... I can't speak on setups for KJ Jr... but I'm sure some others will... I think attempting a 2 zone cook is a bit challenging on a Jr sized kamado.... -
By KismetKamado · Posted
Jr. was perfect for me today.... it was cold and rainy all morning and into early afternoon. Going to be the same tomorrow. Weather broke this afternoon and only a bit of a drizzle occasionally. Set Jr. up for smoking to do my pulled jackfruit. Then yanked my stone and ramped it up for asparagus and steak for fathers day (made my husband cook his own... on the kamado and out of his comfort zone lol). It was awesome to have it right on my back deck just a couple of steps outside of my kitchen. And it's all cozy inside now and I can clean it in the garage tomorrow. I even moved it closer to the house when the drizzle was more forceful during my cooks (thankfully there wasn't much wind which is unusual). Now my cover for the Komodo Kamado is set to arrive tomorrow - so that should cure my ills permanently for my "on the deck solution" as that beauty that is sitting in the garage will make her way to the deck.... but I still think I'll find plenty of uses for Akorn Jr. -
By Polar Bear · Posted
No word on the Pro Joe or SS top vent but the cart has been released -
By KismetKamado · Posted
Ummm.... let’s just say that no one got arrested and leave it at that... -
By hillbillyben · Posted
Is there any update on the rest of the new product line if they are available like the cart for instance?
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