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Smoke Meister MOKUMO
Snow Peak
Smoke Meister MOKUMO
$289.95
Description

  Designed in Japan, the Snow Peak Smoke Meister is a compact, portable smoker. The body of the Smoke Meister is made of stainless steel with a natural wood handle. Use it for backyard barbecues or campsite cookouts to create a variety of smoked goods.

  To use, add wood chips and a few hot coals to the bottom of the smoker, then stack meats, fish, or vegetables on the nets. The Smoke Meister features a stand frame, six nets, a juice pan, and a storage case, as well as an adjustable lid for controlled ventilation.

  Pair the Smoke Meister with the Folding Torch and Barbeque Tongs (each sold separately) for a complete cooking set-up.

Footprint sold separately.
Description
Brand Name:
Snow Peak
Weight:
5 kg / 11.02 lbs
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
CS-095
Dimensions:
  • Body: 215 x 465 mm (8 x 18.3 in)
  • Inner cylinder: 190 x 410 mm (7.5 x 16 in)
  • Stand frame: 220 x 465 mm (8.7 x 18.3 in)
  • Net (excluding net hook): 160 x 10 mm (6.3 x 0.4 in)
  • Soup pan: 145 x 12 mm (5.7 x 0.5 in)
  • Storage size: 220 x 470 mm (8.7 x 18.5 in)
Other Features:
• Includes: Body, inner cylinder, stand frame, net (6 sheets), saucer, storage case
• Material: stainless steel, steel, natural wood
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