Cheery bees flitting in and out of flowers are a lovely sight to see, especially for gardeners and nature lovers. For beekeepers, these same bees coming back to the hive means honey is on the way.

If you like wood-fired flavor, but don’t like the time and labor involved in cooking on a traditional stick burning smoker or charcoal grill, then you should consider buying a pellet smoker. I’ve ...

First things first, what exactly is a pellet smoker? A pellet smoker, or pellet grill, uses ignited hardwood pellets as the fuel source to produce heat for cooking. The wood acts along with a system ...

Either way, chances are you're likely eager to learn what could be the best pellet grill or smoker for your own needs. We spoke to some barbecue experts about whether there's a clear advantage in the ...

Since they first showed up in the 1980s, pellet grills have been bridging the gap between two approaches to outdoor cooking that were once thought to be mutually exclusive: propane grilling, with its ...

Even the most experienced cooks can find themselves daunted by grilling in smoking. Fortunately, the best pellet smokers offer precise temperature control and hands-off ease, so you can take the ...

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. Pellet grills (a.k.a. pellet smokers) are quickly ...

Which bee smokers for beekeeping are best? The sight of bees flitting in and out of a hive means that honey isn’t far behind. But harvesting that honey can agitate bees and make the task painful. To ...

The Traeger Pro offers decades of refined technology, a feature rich controller, and easy to use app connectivity at a reasonable price. It’s a phenomenal choice for pellet-smoker newbies and veterans ...