Mulberry BBQ & Smoking Chunks and Splits
Mulberry farming was always closely related to silk production. While the fruit itself cannot easily be transported or kept fresh for a long time, the leaves are preferred food for silk worms.
Starting in the mid 19th century California had its share of boom and bust speculation in mulberry trees for the purpose of silk production. They eventually all failed due to uncompetitive California labor cost. The Far East and Europe were just too cheap!
Today, when you see a mulberry tree it might be likely a descendant of those 19th century ventures. The fruit is not commercially grown. Therefore, the wood is rare and special.
Convenient local pickup from a growing number of retail partners in Southern California. Buy online and pick-up in store.
We also offer free shipping in Los Angeles, and many other places in the Western USA. We ship to anywhere in the continental US and Canada at reduced rates.
Mulberry wood smoke is often positively compared to apple wood smoke: it produces a fruity, mild and sweet smoke, possibly with a somewhat tangy sub note.
We have often sold it for beef briskets, fish, poultry and pulled pork.
Why choose us:
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Best Price Always
What are the rules?Buying best quality while minimizing CO2 can be very affordable!
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100% Sustainable
Why sustainable?No to kiln-drying, no to plantation or natural forest wood, no to imports!
