Traeger wood pellet grill.Do i need a Traeger or is there a better choice, money wise

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I like getting them tender, but every time I have wrapped my ribs the last year, I take them out of the foil and they feel like they are falling apart.

On the flip side when I do then with zero foil, just low and slow, I often feel they come out too tough.

There really is a Goldylocks zone for ribs that is often difficult to hit.

My 30 minute ribs are always perfect. Meat pulls from the bone, doesn't shred in your mouth. They can even go for 20 minutes or up to 40 minutes and still be literally perfect as far as texture is concerned.
 

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My 30 minute ribs are always perfect. Meat pulls from the bone, doesn't shred in your mouth. They can even go for 20 minutes or up to 40 minutes and still be literally perfect as far as texture is concerned.

30 minute ribs?
 

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My 30 minute ribs are always perfect. Meat pulls from the bone, doesn't shred in your mouth. They can even go for 20 minutes or up to 40 minutes and still be literally perfect as far as texture is concerned.

30 minute ribs?

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I like getting them tender, but every time I have wrapped my ribs the last year, I take them out of the foil and they feel like they are falling apart.

On the flip side when I do then with zero foil, just low and slow, I often feel they come out too tough.

There really is a Goldylocks zone for ribs that is often difficult to hit.

If you are doing the 3-2-1 method try 3-1-1. That is just wrap for an hour. With my PBC it's usually 2-1-.30.
 

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It isn't. I first found it at Bass Pro Shops, but they stopped carrying it. There are many different flavors of sauces from this company, but this one is my favorite.
I saw some bone sucking products at Lowe's the other day, not sure they had that mustard though.

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Went to a custom Butcher shop by me and bought this meat rub called " Pig In a Polka" I figured i would doctor it up if i didn't care for it that much.

I like it the way it is, mild meat rub, good stuff.

Was good on pork chops, chicken , and i have it now on a pork shoulder in the refrigerator for tomorrow.
 
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