Lumber Jack20-Pound Bag, 100% Oak Wood BBQ Grilling Pellets

100% oak. No hardwood blends or oils. High density. Outstanding burn with very little ash. Definitely on the higher end of pricing, but we’ll worth it. One 20 pound bag in my Traeger Texas 34, at 250-300°F, will last about 6 hours at an outside temperature around 70°F. Delivers stick-burner flavor. The flavor profile is perfect for anything. Best part is that it keeps your pellet grill working in tip-top shape to help increase the longevity. I can’t recommend these enough.

So I sold my offset smoker and got a Traeger Ironwood 650 pellet smoker. On my first cook, I used Traeger smoke pellets and they were THE worse! The cook on those beef ribs were great but it had NO smoke flavor whatsoever. I the did some research and found a lot of people on YouTube complaining about Traeger pellets and one guy said try Lumberjack pellets and let me tell you, it changed everything because these are 100% real oak wood pellets and not flavored pellets like Traeger's. This produce a very nice smoke ring on my brisket and smoke flavor was on point.

Great burn, clean ashes, definite flavor enhancement on my brisket and on another cook, my pork butts. Worthy!

These pellets have worked well no gumming up augers. Good smoke and they burn full. Would like to see a cheaper price but overall you'll be pleased!

I have used four different brands of pellets and this is the best I have tried with respect to smoke flavor. Price is a bit higher than other brands, but for me it’s worth the extra $ to have my pellet smoker perform closer to a offset. Burns clean, no jam ups. I vacuum the firebox out before every cook.

I’ve used Lumberjack before with good results and I will continue to use them

Lumber Jack makes a great pellet. One of the things that makes them standout is their use of bark. For all their 100% pellets and the first wood listed in their blends the pellet is made with bark. Usually when these pellets are made the bark is stripped off. But the bark has a great flavor when using for smoking meat. Lumber Jack includes it. These also produce nearly no ash. Really an amazing amount of ash - or the lack there of.

What most companies don't tell you is that when they have "oak" fuel pellets its generally a mix of hardwoods mixed with oak oil. It took me some research to find this company and their product is fantastic, 100% untreated oakwood. It doesn't get much better than that! I actually amusing these to grow mushrooms so unfortunately I can't speak for the flavor, but knowing that it is virgin oakwood I would imagine that it is amazing.