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car looks amazing. @bosco if you name this car (or any of your kamodo's , kamados, or any other object that you own, i'll block you across all forms of media.

Great video, i have the OG black models as well, interesting and informative

you should be able to tell by looking at the charcoal, the KJ Lump is larger pieces and very dense..... great stuff!

Do you still have the Komodo? those are pretty good, right?

i would definitely add feet or otherwise create a gap between the bottom of your kamado and concrete. you will want to give the heat from the bottom of your grill some place to escape and Air is an excellent insulator!

what about the Zen? have you figured out a way to do that on a pellet grill yet? seems to be very important

beautiful!

Great Choice, you are going to love that grill. i had the D1 1300 & 850 & upgraded to the D2 equipment last year (Timberline 1300 & Ironwood 650). So much fun to cook on & the technology is top notch. I really enjoy the Smart Phone app & recipes; they've just upgraded the cloud server and the software just keeps getting better and better!

the one on the right is cooler looking.

i like 425

hey guys, just as an outsider reading along i didnt get the impression that either of you were being disrespectful to one another, just 2 different opinions/experiences of the topic. People have been cooped up for quite a while now and it could be taking effect on us in ways that we've never before experienced here in the USA..... never thought that i would live through a plague!. Not to mention, this dang meat and toilet paper shortage will likely be the demise of our society.

Quick everyone! Run out and buy as much toilet paper (and now Meat) as you possibly can before the supply runs out!!!!!! l #notfearmongering lol

that brisket though....

just looked at the kamado joe website and the Classic 3 is advertised with 510 square inches of grill space where the Big Joe II actually has less at 452 sq inches. i'd have the unpopular vote here, with a family of 5 i use my original black kamado joe classic 1 weekly and gave my big joe to a family member. i think that either grill will perform exactly how you want a kamado to perform, but i would choose the Classic 3 every time if faced with this choice. if cooking long smokes for 10-15 people is a need, kamado might not be the best choice for that application.

that’s interesting, now I’m wondering if it was insulated but it couldn’t have had more than 1/2” insulation but the temp dropped immediately after fuel was consumed. Anyhow, gas was great in the Uuni but I love baking on wood with an insulated oven