good for????

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Same as tame
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LOL, ok...

Now, what would the smoke from tame, or wild cherry wood be good for?

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Fish beef. anything you want to use it on. Experiment
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Cabinets, trim, moldings, furniture.

The scraps can be used for smoking meats too. All kinds.

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I like hickory for BBQ but like to blend in other woods, pecan, maple, apple
and cherry and I have some pear curing I want to try this fall. Really like
to smoke with apple wood. The weather doesnt get cold enough hear to grow
good apples but I still have several trees and use the prunnings for
cooking. Just tried cherry this past year and made some great brisket. I
like it with beef.


Jimmie