I love the pellets from Chris and CookinPellets, but they are not feasible (money wise) for me in South Alabama.  I mainly use 100% Hickory and I was lucky to finally get a local dealer for LumberJack Pellets just 30 miles from me.  Just in case this dealer cannot stay in business I just finished up an outdoor cabinet  where I can stock pile pellets.

I feel that ordering 600# of perfect mix delivered to my door by ups is a no brainer. I get a good price and I don't have the expense of driving a few miles to buy pellets.  I recently have a friend where we split the load and we both saved...

I feel that ordering 600# of perfect mix delivered to my door by ups is a no brainer. I get a good price and I don't have the expense of driving a few miles to buy pellets.  I recently have a friend where we split the load and we both saved...

+1!! The only brand/mix/way I buy pellets. 600 lbs at a time. Sometimes I split the order which makes it a lil easier on the wallet

After reading so many favorable posts about Perfect Mix I decided I should buy some.   Found an outlet selling the bags for $ 20 so I picked up all 13 bags he had and I will try them out on the next cook.

After reading so many favorable posts about Perfect Mix I decided I should buy some.   Found an outlet selling the bags for $ 20 so I picked up all 13 bags he had and I will try them out on the next cook.

Geez, you don’t play around when you make a decision! At that price I would’ve done the same thing

40 lbs. bags?

Found an outlet selling the bags for $ 20 so I picked up all 13 bags...

The bags were the regular 40 lb. bags.   Not sure how the vendor acquired them but he buys items at freight auctions I think.   These bags were boxed for shipping but I have no idea where they were destined for.  As far as I know there are no stores around RVA that carry the CookinPellet brand.   He also had Traeger pellets but the price for the Traeger pellets was no bargain.

thank you Chris. Food for thought pellets for smoke and flavor