Stampede If you had a chance to re do your burn in

[markyerger]

I just received my 590 and put it together.

Got the recteq pellets and 3 different Kingsford kinds.

Doing initial set up tomorrow and it got me thinking.

If you had a chance to cure, or essentially christen, your new grill with your 'now pellet of choice' vs 'the factory ones', do you think it would it make any difference?

She's only brand new once, so if you had a chance to redo it would you?

 

[chadinsc]

welcome to the forum and congratulations on a great grill. i really liked the rec tec ultimate blend aswell as kingsford hickory and cherry. if i could do it again i would probably rub the inside with olive oil to help the ash stick that will fly around worse in a new grill. it may help season it also?

 

[pungo]

Welcome...

TBH, you're probably overthinking this, just use whatever pellets you have.

 

[C. Keeper]

I just received my 590 and put it together.

Got the recteq pellets and 3 different Kingsford kinds.

Doing initial set up tomorrow and it got me thinking.

If you had a chance to cure, or essentially christen, your new grill with your 'now pellet of choice' vs 'the factory ones', do you think it would it make any difference?

She's only brand new once, so if you had a chance to redo it would you?

I would start drinking sooner

 

[BowDown]

Burn in? I burnt mine in with a pork butt roast

 

[pungo]

Burn in? I burnt mine in with a pork butt roast

Guess all that manufacturing machining oils/outgasing gave your pork some extra flavor

 

[Dwight Smokem]

I would have printed off the pictures of my ex on my phone and threw it in with the pellets.

 

[C. Keeper]

On the RT-700 I would start loading the hopper on right side instead of the left side.

 

[BowDown]

Guess all that manufacturing machining oils/outgasing gave your pork some extra flavor

Que Sabor!!!!
I cleaned mine with alcohol during assembly, didn't read the instructions but readin's for rich people