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Offline NickUK

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PBC Catering
« Reply #-1 on: May 13, 2015, 10:41:48 AM »
Hi Folks,
If this question has already been addressed, apologies i will do a more thorough search of existing threads.

I'm in the process of launching a catering business, and the final piece of the jigsaw is the cooker(s).
I have a pellet burner and a PBC at home, both of which deliver great results without being as labour intensive as a stick burner. The PBC offers great quality and reasonable cook times, and a uniqueness that would stand out from the crowd.
Any views on how practical running multiple PBC's is in reality ,and what kind of yield can reasonably be expected from a single PBC for Pork, Brisket, Lamb Shoulder, Turkey, Ribs, Chuck etc.
I will ask Noah the same question, but it seems sensible to ask the experts :)

Best Regards

Nick.




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Re: PBC Catering
« on: May 13, 2015, 11:02:45 AM »
Hopefully Amber or Noah can give you specifics Nick - but I do know that they have a successful catering operation based solely on PBC's IIRC.....

May even be worth a PM to e-mail to them to ask for their advice.
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