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- Bullseye
So I have been complaining in the past of the high spikes in temperature and I wanted to do a chuck roast like brisket burnt ends. I set the temperature for 275 degrees and cooked the cubed up roast for 2 hours and then put in a foiled pan with a combination of beef broth and BBQ sauce and may I say that I was pleased with the performance of the Bullseye, when I first put the rack on the temperature dropped down to 150 degrees and I thought here we go again but it finally got back to temperature and no large spikes . Did not take pics but I was satisfied with the product as well as smoker.