- Is the Woodridge Pro Plus worth it over a smaller Traeger?
- If you cook for groups and want cabinet storage plus Wi-Fi, it is a step up. For small, quick cooks, a smaller Traeger is easier to move and heats faster.
- Does it need electricity to run?
- Yes. The controller, auger and Wi-Fi need a power outlet, so place it near an outdoor outlet.
- Can it grill as well as smoke?
- It reaches grilling temperatures, but it is slower to heat than a gas grill. Most owners use it for low-and-slow smoking and medium-heat grilling.
- How does it compare with the Woodridge Pro?
- The Pro Plus adds a folding side table and a front-loading hopper. The cooking setup and Wi-Fi control are otherwise similar.
- What pellets should I use?
- Traeger sells flavored pellets, but any food-grade hardwood pellet works. Store pellets dry, since moisture causes jams.
- How much cooking space does it have?
- The cabinet chamber fits several racks of ribs or a large brisket, enough for a family or a small gathering.
- Where is the Traeger Woodridge Pro Plus Wood Pellet WiFi Grill Smoker cheapest?
- At Ace Hardware, for $1,399.99, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Traeger Woodridge Pro Plus Wood Pellet WiFi Grill Smoker?
- 4 stores we checked sell it, including The Home Depot, Abt Electronics, Ace Hardware, Lowe's.