Universal Propane, Grill & Light
9106 FM 1960 Rd. West
(9106 Cypress Creek Parkway)
Houston, TX 77070
Phone: 281-894-8878
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Monday thru Saturday 9AM to 5PM, Closed on Sunday

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Pecan
Pecan BBQ Smoking Wood
$21.00 $19.00
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Pecan wood is a very popular wood and is very similar to oak, but not as strong. Pecan burns hot and has a sweet nutty flavor with medium smoke. It mixes well with oak or hickory. It is especially flavorful if mixed with wild black cherry. Pecan is great with all meats - poultry, beef, pork, wild game, cheese and ribs. It adds a golden brown color to turkey, chicken or any poultry.

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Hickory
$21.00
Hickory is best for larger cuts of beef and pork. It is a very hard, dense wood. Hickory has a pungent, smoky, flavor and makes...
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Mesquite
$28.00
Mesquite is good for grilling, but since it burns hot and fast, it's not recommended for long barbecues. Mesquite is probably the strongest...
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OAK
Oak
$19.00
A mixture of various oak woods. Oak is a strong wood that is not overpowering, and is a great choice when cooking beef.
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Post Oak
$19.00
Post oak is in the white oak family. It has the same density as white oak. It is strong but not overpowering and is a very good wood for beef, or lamb....
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Red Oak BBQ Smoking Wood
$19.00

Red Oak is the one of the best of the hardwoods and oaks, especially when it comes to smoking meats. It is strong, but does not tend to overpower the taste and texture of the meat. If you are cooking or smoking beef or lamb, oak is the best hardwood to use.

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White Oak
White Oak BBQ Cooking Wood
$19.00

Oak is strong but not overpowering and is a very good wood for beef, or lamb. White oak makes good coals. Oak is probably the most versatile of the hard woods.

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Live Oak
Live Oak BBQ Cooking Wood
$19.00

Oak is strong but not overpowering and is a very good wood for beef, or lamb. Oak is probably the most versatile of the hard woods.

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Maple
Maple
$26.00

A popular wood for smoked cheese, but also good for poultry and pork. Maple, like fruit wood, gives a sweet flavor that is excellent with poultry and ham.

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Cherry
$34.00

Cherry has a sweet, mild flavor that goes great with a virtually everything. This is one of the most popular woods

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Pear
Pear
$28.00

Pear is similar to apple and produces a sweet, mild flavor

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Grapevine
Grapevine
$28.00

Grapevines make a lot of tart smoke and gives a fruity but sometimes heavy flavor. Use it sparingly with poultry or lamb.

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