Liquid Smoke

Kimia · 25-06-2010 2:03pm #1

Hi all

Anyone know where I'd get liquid smoke in Dublin?
City / South

Thanks!

Kimia · 26-06-2010 10:24am

Anyone?

CJhaughey · 26-06-2010 6:01pm

I am not in Dublin but a good Supervalu near me has Ainsley Harriots spray on BBQ seasoning, which is pretty much liquid smoke.
You could try one near you.
Its in a black trigger bottle.

Kimia · 28-06-2010 8:17pm

I tried it and I didn't think it was like liquid smoke at all. Very watery consistency and not a great flavour. I always think shop bought sauces taste too sweet. I want savoury dammit!

Any one else know? Come on one of us must!!

Minder · 29-06-2010 7:18am

Sorry, don't know of any Dublin based sellers, but

Ebay International Sellers

Or if the USA if too far, MSK-Ingredients are in Bristol and will ship to Ireland.

Also if you search Google.ie for some of the brands listed on the ebay page, you might get lucky.

You could also try www.Infusions4chefs.co.uk - they sell liquid smoke, reasonably cheap. Not sure on shipping costs to Ireland

nice1franko · 30-06-2010 12:19am

I just got some "sel fume" in fallon and byrne. Its smoked salt. Smells wicked smokey but haven't tried it yet. Maybe that's some useto you?

What are you going to use it in do you mind me asking?

sharkbite1983 · 30-06-2010 12:23am

Saw a thread about this before, it's not available in Ireland, shame really, I wanted to make BBQ sauce.

Planet X · 11-03-2011 5:49pm

Would like to buy a bottle to complete a BBQ sauce recipe. It imparts a Hickory flavour.
Can get it in UK but postage is dear enough.
Asian Market but I don't think so.

.....and yes, had my first BBQ last weekend. Half leg of lamb in a Weber kettle. Doing 2 Beer Can Chickens tomorrow. Yipee.

The Hill Billy · 12-03-2011 11:25am

Threads merged.

HB

faigs · 14-03-2011 11:00pm

I got liquid smoke in Mortons of Beechwood a few months ago. How do you prefer to use it?

Mike Litoris · 17-03-2011 5:28pm

faigs wrote: »

I got liquid smoke in Mortons of Beechwood a few months ago. How do you prefer to use it?

Must head to Mortons!!:)

I usually bring back a couple of bottles from the US every year. Nearly out of the stuff too.

stick girl · 25-03-2011 7:11pm

If you can't fine liquid smoke, try using smoked paprika. you can find it in polish shops sometimes. try fallon and byrne. it's works great in BBQ sauces and on everything else from scrambled eggs to pork loin to chicken.

Gauge · 28-03-2011 12:45pm

I was going to suggest Mortons in Beechwood as well, they definitely have this by the BBQ sauces.

neris · 22-05-2011 2:37pm

Anyone know if its possible to buy liquid smoke in Ireland? Want to make my own bbq sauce and all the recipes mention liquid smoke but I cant find it in Dunnes or Tesco

The Hill Billy · 24-05-2011 11:15am

Another thread merge...

HB

Tcmouse · 26-06-2013 4:35pm

Kimia wrote: »

Hi all

Anyone know where I'd get liquid smoke in Dublin?
City / South

Thanks!

Just looking myself and found
http://www.americanfood.ie/
Check their stockists

wideraudience · 26-06-2013 4:42pm

I bought Stubb's Liquid Smoke in Fallon and Byrne on Exchequer street two days ago. Enjoy.

Tcmouse · 26-06-2013 6:00pm

Many thanks, would you know if they would have Smoked Soy?

wideraudience · 27-06-2013 9:25am

Sorry not a clue but F&B stock loads of speciality sauces so its as good a place as any to start.

Tcmouse · 27-06-2013 10:13am

Thanks again

ronano · 22-02-2014 12:13pm

Anyone know anywhere on the north side of dublin city that sell liquid smoke? i've made some pulled pork and am also trying to find a bbq sauce that isn't too sickly sweet.

Jezek · 04-03-2014 12:41am

liquid smoke is illegal in the E.U. I thought.

The Hill Billy · 04-03-2014 12:53am

Yet another thread merge.

The forum search function is your friend.

tHB

Tcmouse · 04-03-2014 2:06am

Ronano, I got it in Fallons & Byrnes in Exchequer St. recently. However it was not there during the Summer. I also got it in Gleeson'
s in Booterstown Ave,

OldMrBrennan83 · 07-03-2014 10:32am

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qeorqe · 27-03-2014 5:35pm

Try: www.americanfood.ie , there are some irish retailers: www.americanfood.ie/Articles.asp?ID=251,
I bought Stubb's Liquid Smoke in Blacklion Store, Greystones, Co. Wicklow.

syklops · 27-03-2014 5:39pm

The Hill Billy wrote: »

Yet another thread merge.

The forum search function is your friend.

tHB

Resisting the urge to create a new topic on liquid smoke just to irritate the mods.

OldMrBrennan83 · 27-03-2014 6:33pm

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Catmologen · 31-03-2014 11:59pm

Fresh on Camden Street has it in their American products section.

Muahahaha · 10-09-2014 6:16am

Has anyone seen Hickory Liquid Smoke in Fallon & Byrne recently? I searched on Mortons of Beechwood website and they no longer seem to stock it or at least its not coming up. Hopefully F&B still have it or failing that has anyone seen it in Fresh lately? If so which location?

Also what kind of concentrations do you use it in, is it really strong stuff? Like if you had 200ml of BBQ sauce how much liquid smoke would you add to get a decent hickory flavour without it being too over powering?

GrahamThomas · 10-09-2014 8:28am

I think they may have it in Fresh at Grand Canal Square. I'll have a look when I'm in there this evening and report back!

MissFlitworth · 10-09-2014 8:40am

Fallon & Byrne have 3 or 4 types at the mo, on a shelf facing the butcher counter. (3 or 4 types as in hickory, maple & some other wood, not 3 or 4 types of hickory in case that's what it looked like I was saying with my morning brain)

GrahamThomas · 10-09-2014 6:45pm

They have Stubb's hickory liquid smoke in Fresh at Grand Canal Square, and there's a mesquite liquid smoke in stock too

Muahahaha · 11-09-2014 12:02am

Nice one, must head into town and get some tomorrow. Any ideas what the mesquite is like, I've never heard of it, is it some sort of woody flavour?

GrahamThomas · 11-09-2014 8:48am

Yeah, mesquite is another wood used in smoking

tnethacker · 26-04-2015 2:18am

Is everyone else fed up to the available selection at the moment? I was gonna <snip> a <snip> to <snip> liquid smoke from all <snip> via <snip>. Would anyone be <snip> in getting <snip> <snip>?

syklops · 26-04-2015 2:06pm

tnethacker wrote: »

Is everyone else fed up to the available selection at the moment? I was gonna <snip> a <snip> to <snip> liquid smoke from all <snip> via <snip>. Would anyone be <snip> in getting <snip> <snip>?

Well considering 3 years ago it wasnt even available in Ireland, and now you can get 3 different flavours, I don't think anyone is "fed up" with the choice.

The Hill Billy · 01-05-2015 7:37am

Off-topic posts deleted.

@tnethacker
Do not post in this thread again.
Do not make amateurish 'market research' posts in this forum again.

tHB

Aimman · 23-05-2016 3:54pm

If anyone is still looking for this, it's available in the Avoca shop in Rathcoole, stumbled across it yesterday. They must have got a range of sauces and marinades in for the summer. I thought I'd chance looking here to see if it was available any cheaper. (Avoca being Avoca, I was hoping it would be half the price elsewhere) :rolleyes:

Frustrated_WW · 04-08-2016 6:37pm

Aimman wrote: »

If anyone is still looking for this, it's available in the Avoca shop in Rathcoole, stumbled across it yesterday. They must have got a range of sauces and marinades in for the summer. I thought I'd chance looking here to see if it was available any cheaper. (Avoca being Avoca, I was hoping it would be half the price elsewhere) :rolleyes:

Have been looking for this without success, so will try Avoca in Kilmacanogue, thank you!!!

Nemesis · 08-08-2016 12:32pm

Got a bottle in M&S in Dundrum yesterday.

raemie10 · 09-08-2016 4:15pm

If you ask a decent butcher shop (ones that butcher their own meat and process it) they will probably give you a little bottle.
My old butcher in Dublin gave me a bottle for free..it was so strong, literally one pipette drop would suffice in whatever I was cooking!

Most 'smoked' meats/fish are not smoked but cooked with liquid smoke!

and still ricky villa · 09-08-2016 4:19pm

You'll get it on Amazon.co.uk
I bought the Colgin's brand and have used it in everything I can get away with. Wicked stuff

The Highwayman · 15-02-2018 7:06pm

Hello. So I'm here to ask the same question. Other than Amazon any idea where to get it in Ireland/Dublin? Thanks

grahamor · 02-11-2018 3:42pm

Fallon & Byrne have it

Liquid Smoke

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