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Save $15 when you bundle two cases of premium wood smoking chunks — and it ships FREE anywhere in the US. This is the Lone Star State's signature fire in one box: oak's clean burn paired with bold, bacon-sweet hickory. Twenty pounds of 100% natural Camerons hardwood, enough to carry you through a full season of low-and-slow cooks.
Oak is the workhorse — steady, long-burning, and mild enough to smoke anything without stealing the show. Hickory is the flavor — rich, savory, and unmistakably barbecue. Run them together and you get the balance central Texas built its reputation on: brisket with real bark and honest smoke, ribs with depth, whole chickens that taste like they came off a pit and not an oven. It's the combination pitmasters reach for first and backyard grillers never regret buying.
The all-purpose backbone of Texas barbecue. Oak burns clean, steady, and long, delivering a mild, gently sweet smoke that enhances food instead of dominating it. If you only kept one wood in the rack, this would be it — it works on beef, pork, poultry, fish, and vegetables alike.
The boldest classic in barbecue. Hickory throws a strong, rich, earthy smoke with a bacon-like sweetness underneath — the flavor most people picture when they picture BBQ. It builds a deep, dark exterior and holds up through the longest cooks without fading.
PRO TIP: The more chunks used, the stronger the flavor. For classic central Texas brisket, run oak as your base and drop in one hickory chunk every hour or so — you'll get hickory's savory depth without it running away with the cook.
Smoke it like Texas does.
Twenty pounds of premium oak and hickory, $15 off, shipped free — everything you need for brisket season.
🔥 DISCLAIMER: Due to our everyday low pricing, this item is excluded from all discounts and promotions. However, you'll still earn 5% back in Pitmaster Perks reward points on your purchase!
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