I like bone in as it’s easier for me to identify the money muscle.

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May 11, 2021
11:23:36am

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I’ve done it with both but for some reason it’s just easier and better when the shoulder hasn’t been altered.

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When you smoke pulled pork...you do bone-in or boneless?

RockyBalboa

5/11/21 10:30am

Bone in

Pimpin4Paradise

5/11/21 10:30am

done both, both are great

The Pope

5/11/21 10:32am

Bone-in is the only way I’ve ever tried it. I think it gives it more flavor.

Nuke

5/11/21 10:32am

I agree, but this is funny.

molodyets

5/11/21 10:33am

RE: I agree, but this is funny.

Nuke

5/11/21 10:47am

RE: Bone in is the only way I’ve ever tried it. I think it gives it more flavor.

SpotOnOpinionsGuy

5/11/21 10:44am

Bone in gives a little bit stronger flavor, but you can't go wrong either way. Mostly preference.

molodyets

5/11/21 10:34am

I haven’t noticed much of a difference except that the boneless one that Costco

Junior Deputy

5/11/21 11:17am

I use a kabob stick to hold that sucker together. Works great.

Eddie

5/11/21 11:23am

butcher string was made for this

molodyets

5/11/21 11:25am

I'm sure it was - but those kabob sticks are SUPER easy and effective.

Eddie

5/11/21 12:14pm

Good idea- I’ll have to try that some time

Junior Deputy

5/11/21 12:17pm

I like bone in as it’s easier for me to identify the money muscle.

Cougar Jazz Fan

5/11/21 11:23am

I mostly buy the big Costco packs - which all come boneless.

Eddie

5/11/21 11:25am

That's typically what I do.

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