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Add classic Texas Flavor on-the-go
Smooth smoke & long burn time
Bring the smoke show on the road. Smoking Wood adds classic Texas flavor to any protein or veggie. Oak and Pecan are two of the most popular woods for smoking and grilling, but each has it's own flavor.
Oak is a bold and smoke, bringing loads of unmistakable flavor to any dish.
Pecan is mild with a sweet, rich and nutty flavor. Perfect for poultry and seafood, but many pitmasters use it for beef, pork, etc because of it's balanced profile
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long-burning hardwood splits
Long lasting
A little goes a long way. Use just 2-3 splits to add an incredible smokey flavor to your food.
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Kiln-dried for balanced results
Dimensional Efficiency
Kiln drying removes impurities from the wood and ensures perfect moisture content for balanced burning and consistent results every time.
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Perfectly sized for the NOMAD cookbox
uniformly sized for NOMAD
Consistent size means predictable results. Our mini splits work great in any cooker, but were designed to pair perfectly with Nomad.
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Measurements & Specs
Description
Dial in your low & slow smokeshow! Add some smoky wood-fired flavor to finish your favorite foods. NOMAD Smoking Wood adds a classic Texas-style flavor profile to beef, chicken, fish, pizza, pork or veggies...
Uniform hardwood splits are consistently cut for predictable results. Sustainably harvested and then kiln-dried for balanced moisture, smooth smoke, and long burn times.
Specs
Classic Texas Flavor
100% All-Natural
Kiln Dried & Cured
Sustainably Harvested
Oak wood flavor
Uniformed & Predictable
How do they work?
Smoking Wood can be used to supplement charcoal or as a primary heat source. To add smokey flavor, simply place 1-2 pieces on top of ignited charcoal to roll clean smoke.
What types of food is this made for?
Oak makes a bold smoke that's adds a heavier flavor profile to beef, pork, chicken and veggies
Pecan is mild with a sweet, rich and nutty flavor. Perfect for poultry and seafood, but many pitmasters use it for beef, pork, etc because of it's balanced profile