"frohe" > wrote in message
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> Mike McCauley wrote:
> > I have been using a NBBD for a number of years now and though it works
> > really well it is a real fuel hog. I really don't want to modify it
> > much cause I am not handy and I am lazy. I have seen a lot of
> > discussion about the WSM and was wondering how it compares to the
> > NBBD. I also have a Weber kettle and Weber Genesis so the wife looks
> > at me real funny when i tell her I need something new.
>
> Ya think you got a fuel hog, come take a peek at my 55 gallon drum cooker.
> Most cookers aren't fuel efficient; that's just a fact we have to deal
with.
>
> I have a WSM and it's good at temp control and is fairly fuel efficient
> (weather does make a difference). But it ain't good if ya's cookin for
the
> masses. Yep, capacity is a drawback for the WSM.
>
> > By the way, last year everyone seemed to be talking about Kamados,
> > now WSM's. What's the scoop?
>
> We talk about all kinds of cookers here, Mike. Not everone wants a WSM or
a
> Kamado or an offset cooker. The trick is gettin what suits ya best,

I'm going for one of each ;-) Just got the WSM, picked up a genesis last
fall on sale, and already have a kettle and a smoky joe. Now talking the
wife in to the Kamado is going to be the tough one....