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Traeger’s Woodridge Pro Is an Excellent Mid-Tier Smoker

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Traeger and modern pellet smokers as we know them were invented in Oregon in the early 1980s .
Each phase of the process has an animal associated with it, so you can easily separate the boxes and find what you're looking for based on which section you’re looking for.
The Woodridge Pro has capacitive touch buttons and a colorful dot matrix display that looks nice.
The Woodridge Pro only gets down to 180 degrees Fahrenheit , so there’s no option for a true cold smoke.
The cooking aspects of the Woodridge are well done, and the rarer bits have more to do with tech and software than they do with perfect pork shoulder.
Since it goes up to 500 degrees , you can technically grill on it.
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