Newbe from beautiful Hervey Bay Queensland Australia.

[Fruitbat]

Hi all, I just joined the forum today and found that you have a heap of info hear. I currently have and love my Weber Family Q however I am interested in getting into smoking and am looking for recommendations on which way to go. I am really attracted to the Weber Smokey Mountain 18.5" or go a kettle (spoilt for choice I guess), don't need anything bigger as it's just the wife and I and the occasional visitors. I look forward to any recommendations and the reason why you would go that way.
Chris.

[michaelmilitello]

Hi all, I just joined the forum today and found that you have a heap of info hear. I currently have and love my Weber Family Q however I am interested in getting into smoking and am looking for recommendations on which way to go. I am really attracted to the Weber Smokey Mountain 18.5" or go a kettle (spoilt for choice I guess), don't need anything bigger as it's just the wife and I and the occasional visitors. I look forward to any recommendations and the reason why you would go that way.
Chris.

Welcome to the wkc from Plainfield Indiana USA.  A 22 kettle is very versatile.  It'll sear, roast, and smoke.  That would be my recommendation.  The kettle is easier to use and clean.  It also has a ton of accessories available.   It's portable.  It comes in colors. 

That said, I own an 18 wsm, it's a fine cooker and a better as a smoker but not as flexible. 


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[RRRanger99]

Welcome from Virginia Beach, VA, U.S.A.

[Fruitbat]

Thanks very much for your input will take it on board.


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[Grillagin]

Welcome from Wisconsin, USA.

[bear]

Welcome aboard, from Adelaide South Australia

[Pezdogs]

G'day, from Perth Australia

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[JEBIV]

Welcome from Doraville,Ga. USA can't hardly go wrong with a 22 kettle

[HoosierKettle]

Welcome from greenwood, IN. USA.


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