Yoder vs Lone Star Grillz Biscuit Test

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• EY

  @ey5644 · 2 years ago

  I thought the whole purpose of the biscuit test is to see the BOTTOM of the biscuits being baked, to see the areas that are hotter than others (hot spots) within the smoker...

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• PA

  @pawpawstew · 2 years ago

  Thanks for taking the time to do this. There is one important point I think you missed. There are two primary purposes for the "biscuit test". First and foremost is to identify any hot or cold spots inside the cooker, in relation to the position of the fire box. The second is to see how evenly the food is cooked based on (as you pointed out) the quality of the convection in the cooking chamber. By removing the biscuits and randomly placing them on the pan, you missed an opportunity to map out the heat differential at the various positions in the pits, and then highlight that for the viewer. Also, sliding in the top racks of each cooker and tossing in more biscuits top and bottom, would give a viewer a good opportunity to see how well heat is distributed in a cook where you're at max or near max capacity. Thanks again for taking your time to do this test.

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• ER

  @erokbrewmeister9231 · 2 years ago

  What's the point of this test ?  You moved them all off and mixed them all up.  How can you tell or show us where the hot spots are ?  Dumb !

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• RC

  @rcheskin · 5 years ago

  Thanks for the post! Would love to see how quickly each smoker gets up to 250 starting cold, how well they can hold that temperature for 30 min (looking at the Fireboard charts), then how quickly they can go to 325, and how well they can hold that temp for 30 min, etc…

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• JA

  @james4032 · 4 years ago

  Looks like to me the best was the Lone star grill

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• RE

  @realworldwildlifeproducts5512 · 5 years ago

  Hey Joe!   Terry here.   Always enjoy your videos.  Love the challenge idea.    Getting me excited and pumped up for fall smoking season (and deer season of course)

• SM

  @SmokyRibsBBQ · 5 years ago (edited)

  Looking at the results of the biscuits, I would have to say LSG for the win.  Way more evenly cooked from what I could see

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• RU

  @rustyfan89 · 2 months ago (edited)

  This is my exact dilemma I’m in  right now, can’t decide between the Yoder y640s  with competition cartor the lone star pellet grill

• RU

  @rustylamb3421 · 5 years ago

  Keep making them that lsg pellet smoker looks amazing

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  @50964chvl · 5 years ago

  Lookin good brutha...lookin forward to more of your comparisons 😁.  I'm still on the fence for LSG pellet!

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• JA

  @jasonjacques4152 · 2 years ago

  Which machine you like better for meat?

• MG

  @mgp-bct7723 · 4 years ago

  Did you cook on 2nd shelf? To see how is cooking?