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EAST OAK

EAST OAK 30" Electric Smoker, Outdoor Smoker with Glass Door and Meat Thermometer, 725 Sq Inches of Cooking with Remote, 4 Detachable Racks Smoker Grill for Party, Home BBQ, Night Blue

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Style: 30“ Smoker w/ window, Night Blue


Features

  • Better Smoker Flavor: The smoker features a side wood chip loader for continuous smoking for 2-3 hours without opening the door and adding chips, preserving the internal heat, and locking in the smoked flavors
  • Tender and Juicy Taste: The 800W power heating tube in the electric smoker creates consistent smoke from wood chips, guaranteeing tender, juicy meats through low and slow cooking. Follow EAST OAK's website for more delectable recipes
  • 725 Sq Inch Large Cooking Space: The 30-inch digital electric smoker measures 18.97"x 17.56" x 32.44" and comes with 4 removable chrome-plated smoking racks. It's recommended to place meats on the lower racks and vegetables on the upper racks
  • Precise Observation of Food: The visual glass door allows you to directly observe the food in the smoker, and the internal light also aids in illumination. The meat probe detects food temperature and keeps track of smoking progress and heat in real-time
  • Convenient Intelligent Control: The included sturdy stand raises grilling height for a more comfortable, stable cooking setup, enhancing overall user experience
  • 3-Year Customer Support: For any inquiries, please refer to the manual for customer service. We provide a 3-year warranty against manufacturing defects along with lifetime customer support

Description

EAST OAK Smokers, unlike grills, use indirect heat to cook and flavor foods. Smokers are able to maintain a lower temperature range, allowing for a longer, slower, and gentler cooking process. This low- temperature, slow-cooking method results in tender meat with a strong, smoky flavor and a dreamy, fall-off-the-bone texture.Specifications:Color: Night BlueCapacity: 725 sq inchesDimensions: 17.56"L x 18.97"W x 32.44"HTemp Range: 100°F- 275° F / 38°C～135°CMax Timing: 12 hoursBefore using the smoker for the first time, it's crucial to clean the device to remove any residues from the manufacturing process, like oil and dust.Follow these steps:1. Clean the interior with a wet sponge and mild detergent, then air-dry.2. Use a cloth with a bit of cooking oil to wipe the interior walls. Avoid applying oil to the smoke box, heating elements, grease tray, or water tray.3. Keep water and smoke boxes empty with the vent open.4. Power up the smoker, set it to 275°F, and run for 2 hours.5. After 2 hours, cool down the smoker.6. After completing the above steps, your smoker is ready for use.Note:During the initial heating, there may be some oil smoke and odors due to residues. This is normal and should largely dissipate after the high-temperature operation for 2 hours. This process can effectively remove impurities and odors.Protective gloves are recommended during use. Manufacturer Contact Information 1-833-EAST-OAK (USA) Mon-Fri: 9:00 am - 5:00 pm PST/PDT

Brand: EAST OAK


Model Name: PES23001


Power Source: Electric


Color: Night Blue


Outer Material: Powder Coated Steel


Item Weight: 62 Pounds


Product Dimensions: 17.56"D x 18.97"W x 32.44"H


Inner Material: Aluminized Steel


Fuel Type: Wood Chips


Manufacturer: EAST OAK


Brand: EAST OAK


Model Name: PES23001


Power Source: Electric


Color: Night Blue


Outer Material: Powder Coated Steel


Item Weight: 62 Pounds


Product Dimensions: 17.56"D x 18.97"W x 32.44"H


Inner Material: Aluminized Steel


Fuel Type: Wood Chips


Manufacturer: EAST OAK


UPC: 850045162399


Global Trade Identification Number: 99


Form Factor: Tall rectangular smoker with glass door, side wood chip loader, and four removable racks


Item Weight: 62 pounds


Country of Origin: China


Item model number: PES23001


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    • Good smoker!
Style: 30" Smoker, Black
I chose an electric smoker because I live in a high-rise apartment tower. Fire code prohibits grills and smokers with a live flame on our balconies. The community shared gas grills do not get sufficiently hot for a good grilling and are ineffective at smoking. This East Oak 30" inch electric smoker unit comfortably fits on my balcony. I assembled it in 15 minutes with the help of easy instructions. Be sure to remove the Styrofoam packing hiding up in the top of the smoker before heating the smoker for the first time to season it! After seasoning I was ready for a trial run on my new smoker. If you strictly follow the simple instructions, this unit performs extremely well. The double insulated chamber holds temperature rock steady if you don’t open the door multiple times during the cook. I use Thermomaven brand wireless meat thermometers to track internal meat temp during the cook, so I don’t need to open the smoker door to check on the meat until the cook is finished. Setting smoker temp on the East Oak's digital panel for 210 degrees for 3 hours was as simple as pushing three buttons. While the smoker preheated, I seasoned my 1.5 lb 2 inch thick prime ribeye steaks with a rub of fresh cracked peppercorns, kosher salt, a touch of cumin, garlic powder, paprika, and brown turbinado sugar. I set these aside to check the temp on the smoker. When it hit 210, the smoker was emitting a savory plume of smoke. I put in the steaks and closed the smoker door, sealing it tight with the built in clamp. I did not open the door again until I hit my target internal meat temperature of 115 degrees in about an hour. This Infused my steaks with a rich smokey hickory flavor. After removing from the smoker, I finished the steaks with a deep sear in a pre heated cast iron skillet over medium heat, flipping the steaks every three minutes until internal temp hit 125 degrees. I took them out of the skillet and let them rest 10 minutes before slicing. Result? Perfectly juicy tender hickory smoked medium rare ribeyes! On my next cook, I smoked thick Duroc bone-in porkchops using applewood chips. After these simple cooks , I felt ready to smoke a brisket. I got outstanding results on my first attempt. Smoked it for 12 hours at 250. Again the smoker temp held steady. I added more wood chips after 6 hours. One of the best things about this smoker is you don’t have to open the door to add wood chips. Chips are loaded into a cartridge case that slips into a slot on the side of the unit. The East Oak produced a Flavorful, tender, juicy competition level brisket, almost as good as the ones I used to produce on my $1,000 Big Green Egg with expensive real wood charcoal. I highly recommend the East Oak smoker, and I'm pleased that I did not buy one of the more expensive fully featured electric wood chip smokers or pellet smokers that appear to be so so problematic according to the reviews on Amazon. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 13, 2025 by John L
    • Perfect alternative to more expensive brands!
Style: 30" Smoker, Black
This item works great and perfectly every time! I was skeptical at the lower price but the build seems to be top quality. The smoke level is very consistent and the wood holder holds a large amount of wood chips. Assembly was very easy. Highly recommend!
Reviewed in the United States on February 18, 2025 by Bewal
    • Meh for cleaning. Great smoking experience.
Style: 30“ Smoker w/ window, Night Blue
This worked like a champ. My boy showed us how to use it. We smoked 9 lb pork roast. Cooked in 8 hours. I forgot to put some oj on it afterwards during its resting time. But overall Moist and Delicious. We used cherry chips-1 pan. Added more chips for the veggies. We smoked some corn on the cob and whole jalapeños! Only downside is this- make sure your piece of meat does not hang over the rack. It missed the drip pan and went to the bottom. Our fault. A bit of time cleaning it but never had a smoker before. I would give it actually 4.7 for cleaning. Lol Well made. If it is outside everyday put it up on bricks further off the ground especially for rain. And buy their cover. Easy to put together, smoke level consistent. We have the one with windows. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 30, 2025 by Paddi
    • Best electric smoker for the price
Style: 30" Smoker, Black
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I've owned two electric smokers before this one. One thing I learned is that it's too much of a pain to keep smokers with a window clean and clear enough to be useful. I stick to the windowless ones now, plus I think they offer even better insulation than a windowed smoker. For the money, this East Oak 30" smoker is the best you can get by far. This smoker arrived very well packaged, though it took far too long for it to arrive; a full two weeks. Shipping could definitely be quicker! Installing all the parts is easy, especially if you have prior smoker experience. I recommend following the instructions to make sure you don't miss anything. I noticed a mistake was made at some point during manufacturing, because the water bowl max fill line is actually spelled backwards, lol, but no big deal. What's most important is that everything seems very well made! I was a bit nervous purchasing this smoker since it's from a brand that's new to the smoker world, but after my initial experience I am completely happy with it. My favorite feature of this smoker is that is uses a wood chip loading tray that can be pulled out without opening the smoker door. This is something that I've only seen with the patented design that Masterbuilt has on their smokers, but this design is different because the shape and size of the tray is larger, allowing for a longer-term smoke. I love that, as I can load it once and not worry about it. 3-4 hours should be plenty of time to get the smoke flavor into anything you're making. If you need more time than that to cook a larger meat such as a turkey, ribs, or brisket, then finish it in your oven. Not only will this save on your smokers heating element by increasing its lifespan, but you can also take that time between swapping from smoker to oven to wrap the meat in foil and add a small amount of water to allow the meat to steam/tenderize better in the oven. Smoke only penetrates so deep into the meat anyway, so what some people don't realize is leaving meat in the smoker all day long isn't going to give it any more smoke flavor. Know that this model is cheaper than most but the only shortcut it seems to take is not to include Bluetooth to connect an app with your phone for temp controls and timing. I find that once I've set the temperature I rarely if ever change it, so that's not a problem. I also use a wireless meat thermometer of my own choosing in order to track internal temp without having to open the smoker door and check it manually. I just smoked some pork loin and salmon today and was able to route the cable for the temperature probe through the smoker ventilation outlet, which ensured I could keep the door area completely free of any obstructions. One thing to note - please read the instructions and be sure to perform the initial seasoning steps as outlined in the product manual. I've seen some of the reviews here state they took everything out of the box and cooked right away as if they skipped that step. That means your meat was getting the factory fumes and residue into the meat itself. Gross! My advice is to perform the seasoning steps, then let it cool down, then add water to the water reservoir, fill the chip tray with your smoking chips of choice and just let it run around 220-225 for about 3 hours. That will further take care of any odd smells/taste before your first smoke with food! The first thing I smoked was a rack of ribs which I included a picture of on this review. They were in at 225 degrees for about 3 hours and when I took them out to move them to the oven I noticed the bones were already exposed about half an inch, which is a good way to know that they are already getting tender. ** Update as of 1/6/2024 ** I noticed after several times using this smoker that no matter what I cooked in it, the meats were getting done much quicker than suggested times said online. I picked up an oven thermometer the other day and hung it from the center rack, turned it on to run a cycle with just the water tray filled to proper line, and some smoking chips. I set the temp to 225 and let it heat up. I came back and checked, and found the outside temp was reading 230. I opened the door and it was up to 265! That's 45 degrees hotter than I set it to. I then let some of the air out and set the temp to 200. Gave it time to settle and discovered that my 200 setting was displaying 197 degrees but actual interior temp was right around 225. Be careful when cooking, as mine seems to run hotter than it's supposed to. Now that I figured out this out, I know to run it lower to get a more accurate cooking time. I knew there was no way that the ribs I had been smoking were getting done so fast, or that I was able to cook a brisket in 4.5 hours. I also ruined my first smoked turkey experience because I went purely based on time for pound, and even though I checked it early it was already way overdone and crispy. Perhaps my smoked meats will be more juicy and tender once I figure out the proper temps. I had to knock a star off due to the inaccurate cooking temperature. That aside, I do love everything else about the smoker. The price has gone up about 30% since I purchased it though. Maybe wait and see if it goes on sale, or else it might be worth going with a name brand you trust if it's near $300. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 10, 2023 by Christopher Pike Christopher Pike

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