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Now who's the tease? LOL

I'll wait till the evening so I can enjoy an adult beverage while watching - don't want you to drink alone - LOL

I'll check them out - TY

Kewl video. The whole owl/bird crapping on the KK and porch got me laughing.

I've used a neti pot a few times - totally freaked my son out. Either way no matter what I do with the KK it's nothing compared to riding the motorcycle all day long - I won't even get into the details as this is a food/cooking forum - LOL

I better not let Mrs skreef see this she still checks the mail box every day for a bottle of real Canadian Mapple Syrup - LOL

I've never watched a KK video (other than one Dennis did). I guess I need to catch up.

Is this the same for CoffeeChar? And the second part of this question - where do we find the price for CoffeeChar?

Yummy

I'm fairly certain other bad habits of mine will take me out long before my KK's do - just keeping it in perspective.

I do think you will be shocked at how massive they are. Prometheus was massive compared to my Akorn Jr. Then Cassiopeia is in a whole other league compared to Prometheus. I imagine you are going to feel the 23" is twice the kamado that the big Joe is. I can't even imagine a 32" Can't wait to see your pictures.

With December 2nd being a Wednesday I would think the end of the following week maybe the 10th or 11th if all goes well. Plan on a later date then you won't be disappointed only ecstatic if they show earlier than expected.

It will either be joy or tears. Sent from my SCH-I535 using Tapatalk

Great ways to repurpose pulled pork. It all looks good.

Sounds like it's time for you to make a nice homemade chicken pot pie. KK grilled chicken, some fresh vegetables and a nice gravy. Pop can pie crust and you're on the way. I make some type of chicken pot pie almost once a month. An easy meal to prepare somewhat on the fly. Tastes good and filling. Can't wait to one day see a Poochie version. And like most I too burned out on cheapie chicken pot pies in my younger days. Once I started making them myself I experienced a whole new level.

Will be watching on Sunday for sure.

Nice KK and nice location. Congratulations. What's even more interesting is the crate. Never seen one like that. Dennis is that something special going to Australia or is that a new outer shell?

You go bosco - we're routing for you.

Sent you a really long pm - might make for good bedtime reading to put you to sleep - LOL

Wow Jon that looks fantastic. A really great looking KK. The dolly looks like it worked out perfectly. Looks nice and stable sitting in there. How well does it roll in and out of the garage? Let me know if you need a couple of pictures of the rotisserie setup. Definitely took me a few minutes to figure that out. I would love to see a picture of your firebox for comparison to mine. Can't wait to see some cooks. BTW that picture of Sue is priceless, I'll have to make sure Mrs skreef sees that.

TY Wilbur, I am fairly proud of that frame. Nicer than any of my store bought ones. I'm also fairly proud of my fossil collection. Small and of reasonable quality considering I personally collected all the specimens throughout the years. I did have a few specimens that was given to me as gifts but have gotten rid of all of those but 2. Whenever the opportunity presents itself I try and go fossil hunting. Maybe when I retire I'll have more time to expand the collection.

Until this thread I had no idea exactly what a container would go through to finally cross the ocean. I think this has been a learning experience for us all. I think you should get a decent sized map and trace the path your KK's took all the way from leaving the factory to arriving home. You could even put little date stamps everywhere it stopped along the journey. Would make a great conversation piece when guests start asking the question.

Looks yummy. Never tried yogurt inside one. BTW that last picture looks like money to me

Charles I too will edit my signature line when I get a chance. Mrs skreef is Susan

Yummy looking chicken - I too have never heard of that marinade before.