New Yoder owner
Posted: August 28th, 2017, 11:42 amHello all,
New YS640 owner here. Very glad to be able to say that.
My brother just retired from competing. I've smoked on quite a few units over the years, never competition. Always thought "a smoker is a smoker". As I aged, the lazier I became. I settled on a Bradley electric smoker thinking this was the best for my style of "set & forget". The Bradley did the job until I became picky and the quest for perfect BBQ became a desire. I researched every type out there for a year. People said I was obsessed about it. Yoder was always a dream, but never serious consideration due to price. The more I researched, the more it was clear that these machines are solid units. So I saved my pennys for a year and bought one with severe buyers remorse. Yesterday was first cook with 3 racks of ribs just to get familiar with the machine. Standard prep & cooking style nothing fancy, the meat came out unbelievable. The smoker exceeded ALL my expectations in performance. All I can say is "you really do get what you pay for!"
Buyers remorse gone after first cook.
New YS640 owner here. Very glad to be able to say that.
My brother just retired from competing. I've smoked on quite a few units over the years, never competition. Always thought "a smoker is a smoker". As I aged, the lazier I became. I settled on a Bradley electric smoker thinking this was the best for my style of "set & forget". The Bradley did the job until I became picky and the quest for perfect BBQ became a desire. I researched every type out there for a year. People said I was obsessed about it. Yoder was always a dream, but never serious consideration due to price. The more I researched, the more it was clear that these machines are solid units. So I saved my pennys for a year and bought one with severe buyers remorse. Yesterday was first cook with 3 racks of ribs just to get familiar with the machine. Standard prep & cooking style nothing fancy, the meat came out unbelievable. The smoker exceeded ALL my expectations in performance. All I can say is "you really do get what you pay for!"
Buyers remorse gone after first cook.