Slow'N'Sear Review

[Winz]

http://weberkettleclub.com/blog/2016/01/04/slownsear-review-the-best-way-to-smoke-in-your-weber-kettle/


A great review by @Troy


I have to agree with the conclusions.  I have had a SnS in Bisbee for a couple of months now and have never taken it out.  Perfect for indirect/direct cooking (90% of what I do) with the added benefit of smoking without having to build a snake.  Solid product in my book.


Winz

[ABCbarbecue]

Glad you like it @Winz!  Thank you!

[dazzo]

Nice review @Troy

Looks like I need one.

How do I win the giveaway?

[jd]

great review thank you

[Troy]

Thanks everyone

I've been pleasantly surprised with the SNS. I'm tempted to do the shortened Touch'n'Go mod now...

[Davescprktl]

Visited the SNS website and was impressed.  Gota get one!

[ramsfan]

I'm tempted to do the shortened Touch'n'Go mod now...

What is the Touch 'n' Go mod?

[LightningBoldtz]

I'm tempted to do the shortened Touch'n'Go mod now...

What is the Touch 'n' Go mod?

http://weberkettleclub.com/forums/weber-kettles-accessories/can-you-adjust-the-location-of-the-burner-tube-on-a-performer-for-a-slow-n-sear/

[austin87]

@Troy are you still a fan of the CB stacker?

[Troy]

@Troy are you still a fan of the CB stacker?

I am. I LOVE the stacker.

[Josh G]

Great write up Troy, you answered a couple of my questions I had about it.  Thanks!

[JDD]

Thanks for the review Troy. I just purchased one off Amazon. Plus I received a $30 instant gift card from Amazon by applying for their credit card!  Got it for $49.95 before shipping!

[ramsfan]

I wished they made one of these for a 26" kettle. I know, you can place this 22.5 unit in a 26" kettle, but to me it's not the same. I rarely smoke on a 22" kettle. I do most of my smoking on a 26" kettle.

[ABCbarbecue]

I wished they made one of these for a 26" kettle. I know, you can place this 22.5 unit in a 26" kettle, but to me it's not the same. I rarely smoke on a 22" kettle. I do most of my smoking on a 26" kettle.

The Slow 'N Sear has been extensively tested in the 26" and it works great.  For many applications I even prefer cooking with my 26" over my 22" (steaks and burgers come to mind).

That said, we're considering creating one that's a little bigger for the 26", but due to the quantities we'd order these in they'll likely cost well over $100. 

[1911Ron]

@ABCbarbecue  did you use the newer 26" kettle yes?