Single-Use Disposable Cutting Boards
October 3, 2008 by admin
FDA Food Code #4-502.12,
Single-Service and Single-Use Articles, Required Use
“In situations in which the reuse of multiuse items could result in foodborne illness to consumers, single-service and single-use articles must be used to insure safety.”
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
Public Health Service – Food and Drug Administration
College Park, MD 20740
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Safer and less costly than wood or plastic boards
- More convenient and cost efficient
- Flexible cut-resistant paperboard
- Fold-up sides contain liquids
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Single-use prevents cross-contamination
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2 Convenient sizes – 18″ x 24″ and 12″ x 18″
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98% biodegradable – environmentally friendly
These cutting boards, come in pack’s of 12 and 30, and are not sold individually, and are blank. Cutting boards no longer have print or measurements.
Smoky Mountain Smokers BBQ Sauce – Gallon Size
October 3, 2008 by admin
Smoky Mountain Smokers Barbecue Sauce, is an Award Winning Sauce, from an Award Winning Competition Barbecue Team, in the Smoky Mountains.
This Sauce is sweet with a warm spicy flavor.
Great on Ribs, Pork, Beef, and Chicken. In Gallon Size!
Smoky Mountain Smokers BBQ Sauce
October 3, 2008 by admin
Smoky Mountain Smokers Barbecue Sauce, is an Award Winning Sauce, from an Award Winning Competition Barbecue Team, in the Smoky Mountains.
This Sauce is sweet with a warm spicy flavor.
Smoky Mountain Smokers In The Jack
October 3, 2008 by admin
Smoky Mountain Smokers have been invited to the Jack Daniels World Championship for the 3rd year in a row.
This year was different though, because they qualified automatically by winning Grand Champion in 7 qualifying events.

Welcome to SmokyMountainSmokers.com
October 3, 2008 by admin
Smoky Mountain Smokers – The Story
Joe Amore grew up in Pensacola, FL , and at the age of 21, went into his own Plumbing Business. During this time, Joe became very intrigued by competition BBQ, and visited many contests. At that time the ones that he saw were Memphis In May sanctioned contests. He then discovered and became a member of KCBS (Kansas City Barbecue Society). After receiving his monthly Bull Sheet, he came across Oklahoma Joe Smokers. He purchased several pits from Joe Davidson (owner of Oklahoma Joe’s) and would call Joe Davidson, and receive some great barbequing tips. Joe Amore soon developed a pretty good skill set in BBQ, and all of his friends and family really enjoyed his barbeque.
Joe sold his very successful plumbing business and retired to the Smoky Mountains. With time on his hands now, he was ready to learn the ropes in Competition BBQ, Joe contacted Kevin Bevington of HomeBBQ.com and asked him to come to his home and give him a private class in 2004. After practicing for many months, he was ready to compete. In May of 2005 Joe and Voncile started their journey cooking KCBS events. They did very well the first year with three Reserves and many top tens. After that year they were hooked! Joe designed another barbeque trailer with living quarters for their 2006 competition season and the rest is history.
While competing they came up with an Award Winning BBQ Sauce and decided to have it bottled. As time passed they added another sauce and now have three BBQ Rubs. They also sell Disposable Cutting boards in two sizes.
During this time Joe also met and became friends with Tuffy Stone of Cool Smoke BBQ Team, and became a partner with Tuffy & Leslie, along with Steve Parry of Richmond, and opened a BBQ Restaurant called Q Barbeque in Richmond, VA.
Joe and Voncile will continue to compete on the bbq circuit as long as they continue to enjoy themselves and all the friends that they have met.
Please browse the website and keep up with their progress on the Kansas City Barbecue Society (KCBS) competition BBQ circuit and try their products!
Happy Barbequing!!!



