These top performers have features for every griller, from portability to Wi-Fi connectivity. Food & Wine / Will Dickey Traeger sold its first grill in 1988, incorporating wood pellets as fuel for a ...

When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. Credit: Tom's Guide If you’re shopping for a pellet grill, chances are two major names have come ...

Traeger has long built up a name as the go-to solution for wood pellet grills, but its most recent grills take things a step further. Announced earlier this year, the Traeger Timberline and Timberline ...

When Traeger revealed its overhauled Timberline grills last year, one of the biggest updates was a new touchscreen display. The company has brought that to the new Ironwood grills too, replacing the ...

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When you buy through our links, Business Insider may earn an affiliate commission. Learn more Nothing beats the flavor of wood-fired cooking, but getting the flame just right is a challenge.

Two popular pellet grill brands, but which is the best? We tested Pit Boss vs. Traeger to find out.