Soda Can Chicken on a Wood Pellet Grill (Traeger) -- Beer Can Chicken Variation

Check out our variation on beer can chicken: soda can chicken on a Traeger Wood Pellet Grill! Plan on about 2 - 2 1/2 hours for this cook. In addition to the whole chicken and beer can chicken rack, here's everything that you'll need:
Olive oil
BBQ rub (we used Honey Hog BBQ rub from Meat Church BBQ)
Can of soda (we used Pineapple Fanta)
Here's info on the chicken rack that we used: Steven Raichlen Best of BBQ Beer-Can Chicken Roaster Rack (sr8016):
Walmart (www.walmart.com/ip/Steven-Rai... Depot (www.homedepot.com/p/Steven-Ra...)
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[@MeatyMike]

im in for a soda can chicken! one more beer for me to drink lol. came out nice and juicy.

[@PigAndBeef]

Ha! Always a beacon of wisdom, Meaty Mike.

[@MeatyMike]

Pig & Beef I try, I try

[@BehindTheFoodTV]

Wow I bet that pineapple flavor just explodes into that chicken! Thanks for the tip - can't wait for the next one!

[@PigAndBeef]

It was juicy and sweet! Thanks for the comment!

[@mariouribe3107]

Great vid. Can you please share info on the chicken throne and pan. After watching your video, started searching and haven’t found one like yours. Got me a traeger a year ago, roasted chicken is still on my list.

[@PigAndBeef]

It's the Steven Raichlen Best of BBQ Beer-Can Chicken Roaster Rack (sr8016). Looks like it's not available on Amazon anymore, but you can get it at Walmart (www.walmart.com/ip/Steven-Raichlen-Best-of-Barbecue-Beer-Can-Chicken-Roaster-Rack/14880617) or Home Depot (www.homedepot.com/p/Steven-Raichlen-Stainless-Steel-Beer-Can-Chicken-Roaster-with-Drip-Pan-SR8016/203147511). We like it because it catches the drippings.

[@mariouribe3107]

Pig & Beef that’s awesome, thank you