Yoder Smokers Community Forum

Wish I would have bought a yoder yeas ago. Baby backs, chicken breast, and brisket over spring break. Man oh man!

Looked for three (3) months at smokers. Traeger, cookshack, MAK, Memphis, and Yoder. I'm amazed at the versitility of this unit over the past few days and now wish I would have bought one years ago.

Absolutely amazing!!!

Barc

Tried to post a pick of some ribs, however it says the file is too large.

Let me know some options and I'll post some pics.

Oh yeah, also made home made bbq pork and beans which turned out awesome.

Congrats! And welcome to the group!

Welcome aboard!

welcome!!!

The YS640 is a fine cooker. One bit of advice, buy twice as many pellets as you think you'll need. Food just tastes better cooked on that thing and you'll find yourself using for everything except maybe ice cream.

Bob

Welcome to the forum, and thanks for joining the group!

Anyone in the Portland Oregon metro area needs to go to Sam's NW BBQ Co. (samsnwbbqco.com) to talk with an experienced and honest guy. He is the NW dealer for Yoder and is where I purchased my new pit.

Barc, I put pictures in "Paint" and shrink them down 75%.

Hello and welcome

Barc wrote:Anyone in the Portland Oregon metro area needs to go to Sam's NW BBQ Co. (samsnwbbqco.com) to talk with an experienced and honest guy.

Yup, Sam's takes care of us in the PNW.

Congratulations on the smoker.

Barc wrote:Anyone in the Portland Oregon metro area needs to go to Sam's NW BBQ Co. (samsnwbbqco.com) to talk with an experienced and honest guy. He is the NW dealer for Yoder and is where I purchased my new pit.

+1

Bought both my Yoders from Sam. He's an all around great guy.

-Bob

Barc wrote:Tried to post a pick of some ribs, however it says the file is too large.

Let me know some options and I'll post some pics.

Oh yeah, also made home made bbq pork and beans which turned out awesome.

I put pictures into "Paint" on my windows based laptop and reduce them.