The MONOLITH Smoke Pellets made from beech wood are your top-class option if you want to add that special aroma to your barbecue food. These barbecue pellets are so densely packed that they produce smoke that lasts up to three times longer than conventional smoking chips. The bark is removed from the wood especially for these pellets to guarantee trouble-free smoke development.The intense and strong smoke aroma of the beech wood pellets can be used in a variety of ways. Whether beef, fish, pork, poultry or venison - you will always achieve the perfect result. They are also very easy to use. For charcoal and ceramic barbecues, add the pellets directly to the coals or through the MONOLITH smoke chip feeder system. The smoke is produced within 5-10 minutes and gives your food that exquisite wood aroma. You can repeat this process as often as you like to make the flavor even more intense. With smoker grills, you place the pellets in the embers of the firebox. The resulting smoke permeates the cooking chamber and gives your food that special aroma. The pellets can also be used in gas grills. Simply place them in a smoking box and place them on the grill grid. After a few minutes, the smoke will be distributed throughout your grill.
To properly care for and maintain your pellets, store them in a dry, cool place to avoid moisture absorption, which can affect their burning efficiency. Keep them away from damp conditions, ideally in airtight containers or bags. Use clean, dry hands or tools when handling pellets to prevent contamination. Regularly check the pellets for signs of mold, clumping, or moisture, and discard any that are affected. For pellet stoves or grills, keep the hopper clean and free of debris to ensure smooth feeding and prevent blockages. Clean the burn pot and feed system regularly according to the manufacturer's instructions to avoid ash buildup and ensure efficient burning. Additionally, remove ash from the burn pot or ash drawer frequently to maintain good airflow. Follow the manufacturer's maintenance schedule for your stove or grill to prevent issues with feeding and burning. By adhering to these practices, you will maintain the quality of your pellets and the efficiency of your equipment.







