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  1. I know most people take the stance bigger is better. I am not one of those people. I have a 3 person family and very seldom cook for a lot of guests. My two KK's (19" and 16.5") definitely get the job done better then if I had one large KK since I can simultaneously cook at 2 different temps. After seeing Jon B's 4 butt cook on a 19" that would easily feed twice as many people as I'll ever invite over for dinner. My two KK's cost the same as a really big one but I have a lot more flexibility and they heat soak much faster. Even after getting the 19" I still use my 16.5 more. Charles - Prometheus 16.5", Cassiopeia 19" TT
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  2. FWIW, I don’t think it’s a placebo effect. I do think it’s the difference between a KK grill and ceramic kamado grills. I’ve made this point before, but one often-stated advantage of a kamado grill is that it is more efficient and traps moisture better than a Weber kettle grill. If that’s the case, then it should be the case that the more efficient that a kamado grill is at trapping moisture, the better the results. I know that the very first cooks I was doing with Smaug were better than the food from a BGE demonstration run by one of their reps. (The BGE food was very good, to be sure.) That’s why I think that the difference that you and Ryan are seeing is real.
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  3. No ribs in my DNA either.....but do vote for wood chunks over chips.
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  4. Put me in coach.......I'm ready to play also!!!!
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  5. Thanks, guys. I don't recommend this unless you don't mind getting addicted. BTW, the smell was incredible better than Febreze.
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