Help Needed for in-law gift ideas

[flippingeo]

Hello all. Here's a fun one. My mother-in-law has asked me to give her gift ideas for Christmas. Budget = $100.00

What do you get a grown man who generally just buys what he wants? Well that is where you come in. To clarify, I'm an RT590 owner.

What do I NEED, that I don't already have? It can be a single $100 thing, or multiple things that add up to $100.00.

Here is what I already have:

• Front stainless shelf
• Smoke tube
• Grill Grates
• Thermoworks Thermopen, IR Gun and Smoke Probes
• Knife set (wife and I are picking out something nice as a "WE" gift
• Poultry throne

And Go!!!

 

[eric_jk]

- 4 bags of pellets from Costco.
- A gift pack of rubs/sauces you've been wanting to try
- Pizza stone, cast iron pan, trays
- Outdoor bluetooth speaker
- Grilling shoes (preferably new balance or nike monarchs)

 

[chadinsc]

i wouldn’t be disappointed if someone gave me usda prime brisket! you already have everything you need it seems.

 

[sdynak]

Inkbird 4 probe wifi unit.. I guess that is your Smoke Probes so forget that one if so!

Inside shelf

Pizza oven insert .. if ya like pizza. maybe a bit over budget

Smoke Daddy Sear Station bit over budget also but you get direct flame here

3 RMP auger motor

Stock of your favorite beverages

 

[JGW]

Seconded on the Brisket.

Have her order a Prime Brisket from Wild Fork, and she can throw in some sausage, etc. to get it to $100.

 

[C. Keeper]

Some people claim a VACUUM.

 

[FastEddie]

I like the Wild Fork idea. $100 Gift Card

 

[Waterboy]

I second, third, or fourth the Wild Fork idea. Also a good pizza stone is not A bad thing to have.

 

[C. Keeper]

You need a Cambro to rest the food.
You have everything else.

 

[flippingeo]

Thanks guys. All good ideas. I actually like the meat as gift idea best. Could use a few prime picanhas or top sirloins

 

[flippingeo]

Everyone is recommending the wild fork source. Never used them… anyone here have direct experienc?

 

[C. Keeper]

Everyone is recommending the wild fork source. Never used them… anyone here have direct experienc?

I just ordered. Everything went perfectly. I haven't tasted the food but it looks to be quality meat.

 

[flippingeo]

Nice. Yeah we have a few family butcher shops in the area, but they rarely have prime and the cuts I get a pretty rough. I’d ask for primal cuts but, I don’t have the space or the butchering skills to deal with that. May give them a try.

 

[Waterboy]

I tried some Berkshire St. Louis ribs this week and they were excellent. I have a few more cuts from that order that I have yet to cook but everything looked great.

 

[MikeD]

Lumber Jack Pellets

 

[Edthebook]

A few bottles of bourbon, cases of beer, wine

Can never have enough of those liquids.

 

[MikeK]

A pizza stone
Custom Apron

 

[C. Keeper]

A pizza stone
Custom Apron

Can't go wrong with an apron

 

[Pops]

I am not sure if RT sells gift certificates, if so one of those to use to buy a Bullseye OR tell your MIL your wife has been wanting one....

I have used Wildfork they are good. Lately I have tried a few things at Porter Road and Rastellis, mainly for Pork and Sausage, they both had good Black Friday sales. We have a great local butcher I get our beef from.