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Smoke Tube
Posted on 11/13/25 at 12:02 pm
Posted on 11/13/25 at 12:02 pm
Looking at getting a smoke tube for my pit boss pellet grill. Anyone have any recommendations? Also any other accessories anyone likes for their pellet grills?
Posted on 11/13/25 at 2:18 pm to AUVet21
I picked up one on Amazon but it's not a tube. It is a rectangular maze with an open top that has channels to load the wood pellets into.
You light one end and it will burn for 5 hours at a time. I think I paid under $25 for it a couple years ago.
I love it for when I do cold smoking salmon or cheese. It generates almost no heat as the pellets burn and it gives off a lot of smoke.
You light one end and it will burn for 5 hours at a time. I think I paid under $25 for it a couple years ago.
I love it for when I do cold smoking salmon or cheese. It generates almost no heat as the pellets burn and it gives off a lot of smoke.
This post was edited on 11/13/25 at 2:20 pm
Posted on 11/14/25 at 11:42 am to AUVet21
I highly endorse the tube. i have a Traeger and it made a huge difference. i finally got pretty decent at brisket (i would never say i am good at it, but decent) and it improved the flavor dramatically.
Posted on 11/15/25 at 9:29 am to AUVet21
Genuine question:
I’ve been considering adding a pellet grill for ease of smoking when feeling lazy. Why would you need a smoke tube added to a pellet grill? Is the smoke generated not enough?
I’ve never seen this discussed.
Thanks
I’ve been considering adding a pellet grill for ease of smoking when feeling lazy. Why would you need a smoke tube added to a pellet grill? Is the smoke generated not enough?
I’ve never seen this discussed.
Thanks
Posted on 11/15/25 at 10:39 am to CajunAlum Tiger Fan
In general it doesn’t put out as much smoke as some of the other options. Also it allows you to do cold smoke with cheeses and other stuff.
Posted on 11/15/25 at 2:29 pm to AUVet21
Amazon has these on sale for $18 for 2 of them. I bought a set a couple months ago. Sturdy built out of stainless and puts off good smoke.


Posted on 11/15/25 at 8:42 pm to HogBalls
I had that one for my GMG and it worked well. You need a torch to get it lit though.
Posted on 11/17/25 at 11:56 am to CajunAlum Tiger Fan
When I first got my Traeger, I was genuinely confused too. How was it both a grill and smoker? The answer is that the more expensive models have a "super smoke" feature. Mine doesn't, but it will certainly have a "smokey" flavor but nothing like my little electric smoker does.
I found that my smoke tube that I bought on Amazon enhances the smoke flavor. And bonus that I had to by a small torch to light the pellets in the tube since playing with any type of fire is fun.
I found that my smoke tube that I bought on Amazon enhances the smoke flavor. And bonus that I had to by a small torch to light the pellets in the tube since playing with any type of fire is fun.
Posted on 11/18/25 at 5:54 am to AUVet21
I use mine mainly for smoking chicken. Brisket and other meats that take more than four hours get enough smoke without it I have found.
Posted on 11/19/25 at 9:07 pm to AUVet21
I have an a-maze-n pellet tray (rectangular) maze like the second post for my masterbuilt electric.
Each row does about 4 hours of smoke. Ive found you need to do about 1.5 times longer to get the same smoke flavor. So if you typically smoke something for 4 hours to get the smokey flavor you want, you'll need 6 instead. I do 8 hours of smoke with it for butts, then just heating element to finish it off. But if you are using it to add to what you already have then it'll definitely do that.
Works great if you do a couple of things.
1. Dry the pellets for 30 minutes in the oven or microwave for about 2 minutes before using.
2. Pack them tight in the tray so they stay light.
3. Light them with a propane/butane torch till they glow, then hit them with a hair dryer or hot air gun for about a minute until it ignites like a jet engine, lol. There are youtube videos showing this, bit once you've seen it you'll get what I'm saying.
Each row does about 4 hours of smoke. Ive found you need to do about 1.5 times longer to get the same smoke flavor. So if you typically smoke something for 4 hours to get the smokey flavor you want, you'll need 6 instead. I do 8 hours of smoke with it for butts, then just heating element to finish it off. But if you are using it to add to what you already have then it'll definitely do that.
Works great if you do a couple of things.
1. Dry the pellets for 30 minutes in the oven or microwave for about 2 minutes before using.
2. Pack them tight in the tray so they stay light.
3. Light them with a propane/butane torch till they glow, then hit them with a hair dryer or hot air gun for about a minute until it ignites like a jet engine, lol. There are youtube videos showing this, bit once you've seen it you'll get what I'm saying.
This post was edited on 11/19/25 at 9:14 pm
Posted on 11/20/25 at 12:38 pm to AUVet21
I just use my smoke tube for cold smoking cheese and things like that. I just recently started cold smoking nuts and that works pretty well as well.
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