Building a real trash can barbecue
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Too cheap to buy one of them fancy store bought Weber smokers? Got a trash can (or a neighbor with a trash can?) and a hot plate? You are all set buddy boy. Following the plans on this link you can build your own trash can barbecue for less than $50.
A few tips for my fellow Aggies who may attempt this:
- Use a metal trash can, PVC is not a good flavored smoke
- Make sure you’ve emptied the trash before you begin
- If you live near Sesame Street, check for Oscar
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August 30th, 2005 at 7:10 pm
I’d be careful of a high temp in the can. Most if not all trash cans are galvanized. I am told that galvanized metal gives off toxic fumes when heated to a high temprature. I didn’t research the toxic temp.