Artisanal mesquite wood chips & shavings for meat smoking with grills, smokers, pellet grills!

You are buying approximately 25 pounds of kiln-dried Kingsford mesquite wood bark, cambium, phloem, wood, and sawdust--all mesquite! If you'd prefer to buy less, you may take whatever amount you desire. The Hefty bag size is 44 gallon, for reference. The chips smell wonderfully heavenly. All can be easily further broken/snapped to size with simple hand strength. Cambium is the part of the wood log right underneath the top bark; phloem is underneath that. Those are the nutrient-rich parts of the wood and often the strongest/most flavorful. I spent the last two weekends preparing all of my wood for the coming smoking season by de-barking 20 Kingsford bags of kiln-dried mesquite logs that I bought at Home Depot. These bags sell for $32.93 plus sales tax, totaling $35.81. (I even have eight more bags leftover I won't use and those are also for sale for half price.) What I removed to make these artisanal mesquite smoking chips and shavings is a healthy mix of bark, cambium, phloem, and small wood pieces that are ideal for generating good, fast smoke. Small, thin pieces smolder quickly and produce a lot of flavorful smoke in a short amount of time. This is ideal particularly for smokers and grills, and especially pellet grills where there may not be a lot of room to place larger shavings and pieces. See the photos for clarification. Use chips generously for wonderful mesquite tones added to beef and other hearty meats. Sprinkle/toss smaller phloem pieces and even sawdust over the fire for immediate, instant results when starting a cook--immediately after putting the meat on for that wonderful mesquite smoke to instantly adhere to the meat as your cook begins before the meat can dry. This is a one-off project and was about 30 hours of work. Let my hard work be your immediate gain. Because this product is all commercially kiln-dried by Kingsford, there are no bugs, borers, or other insects. Guaranteed.