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		By: Amos Miller		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Just ordered my secong CGPro. The one heating up right now is been grilling &#038; smoking since Spring, 2017. I am starting to see the long-ter effect of lots of use, and I realize this will probably be my first CGPro&#039;s last season, so I want to be sure I have a new one broken in. I have smoked as many as 4 large bone-in pork shoulders at a time - to perfection. Love the size, the durability and the price - hate that it is made in China, but too many factors and about 6 years of successful 3-season grilling out weight my hatred ... $300 bucks, delivered, is pretty hard to beat. We are a husband and chife team of professional chefs - we urge folks to read up on smoking &#038; grilling all meats and what magic happens with all meats, &#038; veggies, and all types of woods for the smoking, post oak, mequite, pecan, apple and cherry woods, and, of course, hickory.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Just ordered my secong CGPro. The one heating up right now is been grilling &amp; smoking since Spring, 2017. I am starting to see the long-ter effect of lots of use, and I realize this will probably be my first CGPro&#8217;s last season, so I want to be sure I have a new one broken in. I have smoked as many as 4 large bone-in pork shoulders at a time &#8211; to perfection. Love the size, the durability and the price &#8211; hate that it is made in China, but too many factors and about 6 years of successful 3-season grilling out weight my hatred &#8230; $300 bucks, delivered, is pretty hard to beat. We are a husband and chife team of professional chefs &#8211; we urge folks to read up on smoking &amp; grilling all meats and what magic happens with all meats, &amp; veggies, and all types of woods for the smoking, post oak, mequite, pecan, apple and cherry woods, and, of course, hickory.</p>
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