Fuel and flavor.

The grill makes the heat. These make the taste. Add a bag to any build so you can cook the night the grill arrives.

Pellets

Red oak, white oak, and hickory in the Ultimate Blend, plus single woods. No fillers, no oils, no binders.

  • Pellets, one bag

    Pellets, one bag

    $17

    Enough for the burn-in and your first weekend of cooks.

    Ultimate Blend, 20 lb, Hickory, 18 lb, Cherry, 18 lb, Apple, 18 lb, Mesquite, 18 lb

  • Ultimate Blend, 40 lb

    Ultimate Blend, 40 lb

    $30

    Red oak, white oak, and hickory. The everyday blend, in the bag most owners keep on hand.

  • Variety bundle, 74 lb

    Variety bundle, 74 lb

    $68

    Ultimate Blend plus Mesquite, Apple, and Cherry, to find your own blend.

Storage and power

Pellets that get damp turn to sawdust. A sealed bin keeps them dry; an inverter runs the grill off a truck.

  • Pellet bin with 40 lb

    Pellet bin with 40 lb

    $47

    A 32-quart sealed bin keeps pellets dry, with 40 lb of Ultimate Blend inside.

  • 500W power inverter

    500W power inverter

    $70

    Runs the grill from a vehicle at a tailgate or campsite. Two outlets and a USB port.

Rubs and sauces

The rubs recteq's chefs cook with, in a starter bundle so you can find your favorite before buying a full bottle.

  • Starter rub and sauce bundle

    Starter rub and sauce bundle

    $43

    Small bottles of four chef rubs and two sauces. The fastest way to find your favorite.

Bundles

The variety bundle above is the one most first-time owners pick. In the configurator, fuel and flavor are offered on every grill, so a bundle is whatever you put in the build.