Janet Wilder wrote:
> Dave Bugg wrote:
>> Dave Bugg wrote:
>>> Cam wrote:
>>>> I saw this pit at Lowe's. Anybody ever used one? I'm thinking of
>>>> getting an Egg but this thing is almost half the cost.
>>>>
>>>> http://www.thebayou.com/Pages/Cypress%20Series.html
>>
>> .snip
>>> I think it deserves closer examination and discovery; I wouldn't
>>> kick it down the road just yet. :-) I'll swing by my local Lowes
>>> and see if that store has one in stock. You may have stumbled onto
>>> a good deal in ceramic cookers.
>>
>> I just checked the BBQ Guru site, and there isn't an adapter to use
>> the Guru with the Bayou. So that seems to indicate it hasn't been
>> around for very long or it isn't real popular....yet. I also did a
>> quick peek at Amazon, and although it lists the cooker there are no
>> reviews.
>
> sorry to change the thread, but what is the advantage of the BBQ Guru
> stuff? It's not inexpensive.

The bbqguru pit regulation devices are wonderful when you want to do lazy Q
with lump or charcoal briquettes for fuel. Set and forget. My Kamado without
a Guru is terrific. My Kamado with a Guru is exquisite, especially for
overnight bbq sessions. For daytime sessions, I don't use it much unless I
will be away from the house for most of the day.

--
Dave
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you, and to hear the lamentation of the women." -- Conan