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Phat Boyz Smokehouse and Kitchen

7001 Parkland Dr, Walloon QLD 4306, Australia
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About

Phat Boyz is renowned in the Australian BBQ circuit for operating the world's largest offset smoker, affectionately named Frank the Tank. Their team specializes in large-scale smoked meats, often featured at major events like Meatstock. Their innovative approach and impressive equipment have made them a standout among BBQ aficionados.

The Visit

Phat Boyz delivers a show-stopping BBQ experience at Meatstock, drawing crowds with their massive smoker and expertly prepared meats. The reviewer is captivated by the scale and spectacle, particularly the three-hour smoked lamb cutlet with a cherry cola rub. The use of local Australian lamb and creative flavor combinations, like confit leeks and red dragon chillies, highlights the team's commitment to both tradition and innovation.

What They Ate

Three-hour smoked lamb cutlet with cherry cola rub
Australian lamb
Red dragon chillies
Confit leeks braised in butter, sage, and garlic

Quotes

"We've got some confit leeks. So they've been burnt and then braised in butter, sage and garlic. Oh my God."
"And then we've got a three-hour smoked little lamb cutlet. With plenty of salt, plenty of pepper, a cherry cola rub. Stop it."
"And also we're smoking in the world's biggest off-set smoker. Frank the Tank from Fat Boy Smokers."
"I think you're more interested in checking out the meat. I know, tell me about it. This is my love language, literally."
"I cannot wait to try it."

Our Reflection

Phat Boyz brings theatrical flair and technical mastery to the Meatstock festival. The sheer scale of their smoker sets the stage for an unforgettable BBQ experience, while the thoughtful preparation of lamb and leeks demonstrates a deep respect for ingredients. The reviewer's excitement is infectious, and the anticipation for each bite underscores the sense of community and passion that defines great BBQ gatherings. This is BBQ as both craft and celebration.

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