Where are Smokin it smokers made? Are they American made? Most of the smokers out there have american names and are made in China,
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Not sure but they are built like a tank with a very simple last forever kind of design.
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American made.........they are great! Never been happier with a smoker before..........you can use your own wood you gather or buy chunks on the internet!
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I suggest that you go out to their website - http://www.smokin-it.com/. I have one and have not found anything indicating that it was manufactured outside the US. It is well built and worth the money. Put on the casters, season it following the instructions, and you're ready to go. OBTW, I use wood chips rather than the suggested rounds. I get plenty of smoke into whatever I'm smoking -pulled pork, prime rib, sausage, and most of all - bacon. Use Ruhlmans Chartussurie (sp) book and you can't go wrong.... Oh, also buy a digital thermomether with food/smoker probes to assist in smoking... well , worth the money. I suggest that you go out to their website - http://www.smokin-it.com/. I have one and have not found anything indicating that it was manufactured outside the US. It is well built and worth the money. Put on the casters, season it following the instructions, and you're ready to go. OBTW, I use wood chips rather than the suggested rounds. I get plenty of smoke into whatever I'm smoking -pulled pork, prime rib, sausage, and most of all - bacon. Use Ruhlmans Chartussurie (sp) book and you can't go wrong.... Oh, also buy a digital thermomether with food/smoker probes to assist in smoking...... » Read More I suggest that you go out to their website - http://www.smokin-it.com/. I have one and have not found anything indicating that it was manufactured outside the US. It is well built and worth the money. Put on the casters, season it following the instructions, and you're ready to go. OBTW, I use wood chips rather than the suggested rounds. I get plenty of smoke into whatever I'm smoking -pulled pork, prime rib, sausage, and most of all - bacon. Use Ruhlmans Chartussurie (sp) book and you can't go wrong.... Oh, also buy a digital thermomether with food/smoker probes to assist in smoking... well , worth the money. « Show Less
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I wrote them and asked: "All our smokers are custom made for us in china ". Probably will get one anyway.
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I suggest that you go out to their website - http://www.smokin-it.com/. I have one and have not found anything indicating that it was manufactured outside the US. It is well built and worth the money. Put on the casters, season it following the instructions, and you're ready to go. OBTW, I use wood chips rather than the suggested rounds. I get plenty of smoke into whatever I'm smoking -pulled pork, prime rib, sausage, and most of all - bacon. Use Ruhlmans Chartussurie (sp) book and you can't go wrong.... Oh, also buy a digital thermomether with food/smoker probes to assist in smoking... well , worth the money.
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I'm actually not sure where the Smokin'it Model 2 is made. Based on the unit I purchased over a year ago, it feels American made. It is very rugged with no fancy frills that might try make it look more expensive than it is. When was the last time you bought something from China that had a 12 foot heavy duty power cord? This is definitely not built like the usual piece of crap from China- it will probably last as long as you do. Buy it, you'll be very happy with it. Also, check out www.mojoegriddle.com , they have an awesome portable outdoor griddle that just hit the market.
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NO.....made in ChinaI had a GE American made toaster made in USA but after 3 mos. it would not keep the bread down to toast so I bought the T-FalUsing a toaster oven now!
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No. It is made in China. But I find that it works very well. Mine is a retirement gift, so I had no choice in the brand or where it was made.
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I like mine a lot, however I had to learn how to use it. The digital thermostat is not always accurate. Mine was made in China and is inferior to the earlier models. All in all it is a good smoker.
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is it made in China is an interesting question. at i find the most stores carry less and less made in the U. S. i find that it depends on the item. some items are ok and others are just thrown to gether to look good but don't seem to last very long. there for i think that most of the items i purchase that are made in the U. S. stand up longer and are a better buy . it these cheap items that dont last that just frustrate the buyer and make one look for other alternative to purchase that are made some where else.
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I have no idea, as I have never had a smoker. Would think so as the item is well made and fairly heavy duty.
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Made in France is stated everywhere; nothing indicates it was made in China. I love the grill; it's great on my glass top stove!
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According to the label inside my grill, Weber is based in USA but the grill parts were made in China.
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No. Like 75% of what we consume is also made in China. I sympathize with you. It's so hard to find something made in USA these days. It's unfortunate.
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To quote their website: How's this for honesty: A lot of our products are made in China. We can't afford to make everything here, and you can't afford it either. Our operations in China are carried out responsibly and ethically. And our ideas are born right in the good ole US of A. Our employees live and work in Cleveland, Ohio. Whatever we can do here, we do.
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It is made in China. I bought two of these. They are OK but, the fans are very noisy. The grills for the fan keeps falling off on both fans. They are good on hot nights but, my feet often get cold from the air blowing on them.
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It was made in China. But who cares if it was made in China or Australia or Antarctica or the moon? The fact that any place would make a quality helmet with this epic logo on it is worth our support. Besides, all the welding helmets I've ever used that were made in America were really expensive and really crappy. Sorry America, but you need to get your act together. I love you still though.
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Virtually EVERYTHING is made in China these days. s: These ARE made in China, though i HOPE the fact that they're made to handle food means they are clean and must pass some sort of inspections and criteria to meet food handling standards.
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Hello there, sorry I took so long to answer your question.I have looked and at least it doesn't say "Made in China"Everywhere I looked says U.S.A.This is my first air rifle, and the first time I use one, so I am very happy and satisfied with it so far.
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I'm not sure where it is made, probably China like most products these days. It's good quality though. As far as demanding American made tools, Manufacturers will produce what Americans are willing to buy, most people I know will not pay more for "American" made, cost is the order winner therefore China gets the task.
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the grills are made in Palatine, IL USA But even if they were made in china or hong kong i would still buy one. This is the best grill I have ever own and I have spent thousands on grills.
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Made in china. On another hand, I guess most of thing made in china does matter brand name.