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[RWhyman]

So for the last few years, I've been buying Smoke Ring Pellets by the ton and then selling at cost to my local friends and neighbors. I just found out that Kirtland Industries in Michigan is no longer producing pellets. Prior to Smoke Ring, I was involved with some group buys of Lumberjack pellets.

So my question for today is, does anyone have any info on where I could buy 1 ton or a pallet of mixed pellets at a reasonable price?

Thanks

[Brushpopper]

I would suggest Cookinpellets.  I've only been able to get my hands on one bag but they were the best I've used.  I like B&B and Pit Boss pellets also.

[MP09]

great results with cookinpellets at a fair price

[chris becker]

Howdy,
Maybe try the bulk page on cookinpellets.com Brushpopper , cheaper at larger buys and they don't go bad! Or single bags online at most big box and amazon!

[okie smokie]

I was told that pellets dry with age and thus disintegrate easier. Unless you are running a restaurant, how do you store these large orders (like 800--2000 lbs)? Do you have a humidity controlled storage? (the bags are perforated, not air tight.) I just buy 100 lbs at a time.

[02ebz06]

Mine last me 2 to 3 years and I haven't had any issues with them.

[okie smokie]

I'm 86 y/o so I don't plan that far ahead.. I don't even buy green bananas.

[Bar-B-Lew]

I bought from Chris about 6-7 years ago and still have the pellets on a pallet in my garage that is not heated or cooled or humidity controlled.  Pellets look like when I opened the first bag years ago.

[Brushpopper]

I don't really have the room to store a bulk buy and the last time I looked the closest place I could get bags was in Austin.  It's two hours away and I try to avoid Austin.