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    ghuns

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    If there is a better value out there for meats to grill, IDK what it is. I think I have 10 packages like this in the freezer now...

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    Timjoebillybob

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    If there is a better value out there for meats to grill, IDK what it is. I think I have 10 packages like this in the freezer now...

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    I'd say boneless pork loin, not tenderloin. Sams has it for $1.99 lb for whole loins every time I've went in. And Kroger regularly has 1/2 loins for the same price. Tenderloins are convenient, they thaw and cook much quicker. And size wise they are great for just a couple of people without much leftovers. But for value boneless loin.

    ETA I just noticed the sale price, that's a great deal but loin still beats it by a bit.
     

    Sigblitz

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    10# shoulder on the smoker. Dinner tomorrow and leftovers will go the Northern Indiana meet and shoot Saturday

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    I have a 9 1/3lb pork butt that went on at 5am with apple wood.
    Fun fact, pork butt is actually a shoulder cut, and the toughest. I have to cook it low and slow, but didn't want to stay up all night.
    Will it be dinner?
     

    cg21

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    I have a 9 1/3lb pork butt that went on at 5am with apple wood.
    Fun fact, pork butt is actually a shoulder cut, and the toughest. I have to cook it low and slow, but didn't want to stay up all night.
    Will it be dinner?
    Depends how low….. at my house it would end up being breakfast:… lol
     

    Hoosierdood

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    I have a 9 1/3lb pork butt that went on at 5am with apple wood.
    Fun fact, pork butt is actually a shoulder cut, and the toughest. I have to cook it low and slow, but didn't want to stay up all night.
    Will it be dinner?
    That size pork butt, I would typically plan on around 12-15 hours cook time, and 16-18 hours total time including the rest. But I also like to cook my pork butts at around 250 degrees.
     
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