[bigdoc930]

As the title suggests I am trying to buy wood shavigns to use in my smoker! Cant find anything tho. Anyone any ideas where in Fife sell them?

 

[seafoods]

Look in the 'cooking your catch' section on here, you'll find tips for online sites that sell that type of thing. Can't help with sellers in Fife, sorry.

 

[I Love Skye]

I'm sure you get them at Anglers Choice in Dundee. Think I saw them last time I was in. I know Glasgow Angling Centre sells it to.

Here it is http://www.anglerschoice.eu/product/abu_smoke_dust_450gm/

Not sure where you would get it in Fife. But AC do deliver.

 

[margategirl]

As the title suggests I am trying to buy wood shavigns to use in my smoker! Cant find anything tho. Anyone any ideas where in Fife sell them?

i know this sounds strange, try local pet shops, pets at home etc as think its used for some animal bedding aswell

 

[Nos4r2]

Fleabay. Search 'smoking wood'. Loads of variety.

Either that or go see your local tree surgeon and make your own from a decent trimming. Just steer clear of where the cut is as there'll be a bit of chainsaw oil on it.

 

[Interfisher]

Go and see Andy Robb at We're Game on St Clair St, Kirkcaldy. He sells the Abu smoking sawdust. I swear by it.

 

[redtail]

Do you have a dobbies near you, they sell sell fire spice chips in apple,meskit,cherry,oak etc.
I like apple with fish.

 

[Fisherman333]

I made my own out of a recently chopped/fallen branch and a wood grater (just like grating cheese!) - with a tool like this: http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2435/3702834347_f24eee45b8.jpg?v=0

Just to note, as the wood dries out it gets harder (or it does with hardwoods like oak anyway!)....so don't leave it too long before grating. Even the really small bits of wood I have will last a really long time, so no need to get too much!

 

[bigdoc930]

thanks for the tips.

 

[Ken L]

http://www.argos.co.uk/webapp/wcs/s...JUN&storeId=10001&_$ja=tsid:11674|prd:1546795

 

[Guest]

most big tackle shops do them, i'm also 99% sure ive seen them in tesco with the bbq stuff, might be getting a bit late in the year now tho?

 

[BikeHarleyFan]

A mate of mine brought a smoker back from the states as hand luggage about 20 years ago, he used to get oak shavings from his local coffin maker. You could try a local furniture maker.

Doc..

 

[Salar]

i know this sounds strange, try local pet shops, pets at home etc as think its used for some animal bedding aswell

Bedding sawdust is softwood and definately NOT suitable for smoking, the result will taste horrible. You need hardwood sawdust like oak.

 

[locheebhoy]

next time your passing through dundee give me a shout i,ve got loads i will give you a bagfull its the same kind they do arbroath smokies with:thumbs:

 

[chef69]

Any local timber merchants sell diffarent types of wood. just ask. you can buy a lump of wood and make the shavings yourself.
As a chef i sometimes smoke things at work. one thing t try is tea bags too, herbal ones, theres a whole variety of flavours and experiment with dryed herbs and crushed nuts and fruit skins and zests etc. use imagination. good luck.

 

[BigD]

I just bought some wood dust from Veals online. It was 2.49 a bag and should last about 10 sessions. Tried it out today and the mackerel tasted fantastic. The wood is beech.

I also smoked a couple of razor clams and they tasted great too.

 

[Guest]

I have used THESE and found them good