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Old Smokey Electric Smoker

No water needed - the sealed lid of this electric smoker captures the meats juices that add a great taste. Flat-top design provides constant, even basting for more flavorful food. Comes with two cooking racks, drip pan, smoking chips and carrying handles. Made of corrosion-resistant aluminized steel with an electric heating element and adjustable heat control. U.S.A. Power Supply: Electric, Watts: 1,250, Volts: 120, Dimensions O.D. x H (in.): 16 x 29


Buy Old Smokey Electric Smoker

Sometimes, I tell myself sternly, you don't *have* to get obsessed. I could have spent a lot more money for a smoker, but I wasn't sure that I'm committed to this kind of cooking. The Old Smokey was our compromise between the really cheap, rickety smokers we saw in the hardware store and the "serious" models that cost over $200. And it was the right choice.

After using it three or four times, I'm really glad I chose this model. The operation is simple, and the equipment was put together without cussing. The workmanship is good; this thing won't fall apart.

I had a friend sneer at our choice of an *electric* smoker, but nobody has complained about the food that came out of it. Its convenience can't be beat: we plugged it in outside, and we could walk away. I didn't have to worry about running out of propane or loading up more charcoal. (Of course, we _didn't_ walk away... we came back ever so often to mop the brisket. But I didn't have to fuss.)

The smoker has two shelves, each of which (I can say assertively) can easily hold a 10-pound shoulder of pork or an 8-pound brisket. It's a good size, does the job it advertises, and it's made well. I'd buy it again.


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