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Pellet Grills in Lancaster, PA

Known for their extreme versatility, wood pellet-fueled grills offer a unique alternative to the traditional charcoal and gas-fueled grills you may be used to. When you’re looking for a grill that also smokes, bakes, or roasts your meals, pellet grills are a great choice for infusing your food with flavor.

Using wooden pellets that rotate into a firepot where they combust to produce heat and smoke, pellet stoves take all the benefits of campfire grilling and make it 100% more convenient.

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Our Featured Pellet Grills for Sale

memphis pellet grill

Memphis Pellet Grills

If you’re in the market for a reliable pellet grill, we recommend looking at pellet grills from Memphis Wood Fire Grills. Unlike most pellet grills, it can reach a maximum temperature of 700 degrees to make searing meats a breeze. Memphis grills have a wide temperature range, from 180 degrees Fahrenheit to 700 degrees Fahrenheit, and can outperform other pellet grills in the market. Come by our showroom to see Memphis Pellet grills in action!

twin eagle 36" Wood Fired Pellet Grill

Twin Eagle Pellet Grills

When you’re looking for top-of-the-line, modern pellet grills, look no further than Twin Eagle. Long gone are the pellet grills of the past—this brand features weatherproof touch-screen technology and has Wi-Fi capabilities so you can control your cooking temperatures right from an app on your phone! This luxury grill also has a convenient front-load pellet hopper that can hold up to 13lbs, and even reaches temperatures up to 725 degrees Fahrenheit. Check out this modern grill in action when you stop by our showroom.

Come by our showroom to see our featured pellet grills in action!

Compare Our Pellet Grills

There are a lot of benefits to pellet grills, but depending on your needs, they may not be the best choice of grill for you. Unlike stock grills you find at “big box” stores, the pellet grills at LanChester are of the highest quality, guaranteeing you get to choose from some of the best products on the market. If you’re torn between a wood pellet or gas grill, read our list of pros and cons on pellet grills to see if it will be a good fit for your preferred grilling methods.

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Constant Cooking Temperature

Through convection heating, pellet grills maintain a constant cooking temperature. Convection makes it possible to bake, smoke, or roast on a pellet grill, all in addition to your standard searing and BBQ cooking.

Smoky Flavor

Food-grade wood pellets are made from hardwoods that produce an array of smoky flavors from apple and oak to maple, pecan, or cherry. Pellet grills may be the perfect new BBQ grill for your outdoor patio area.

Energy Efficiency

Due to how wood pellets are made, they burn much more of their mass than a typical wood log burns. As a result, they’re a more efficient energy source for grilling that uses less fuel in the long run.

Advanced Technology

Though the pellet grill was invented in 1985, patents restricted the development of the technology until the patent expired in 2006. Pellet grills are just now starting to receive serious attention, and competition is heating up – driving serious advances in technological capabilities of pellet grills. LanChester carries the most technologically advanced pellet grills currently available.

Box Store Grills:

Many Can’t Reach High Temperatures

Most pellet grills are unable to reach temperatures higher than 450 degrees Fahrenheit. A temperature of 700 degrees or higher is generally necessary to quickly sear steaks and other meats.

Clean Up Can Be a Chore

While a pellet grill cleans up easier than many charcoal grills, wood pellets still produce ash that must be removed after cooking is complete.

Technology is Not As Developed

As we already mentioned, pellet grills are only recently starting to see modern upgrades. We’ll likely see this technology evolve over the next few years, but for now, you won’t find nearly as many options available in box stores as you will for other types of backyard grills.

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