Smoker Fish And Vegetable Mat, 40-in., 2-pk.

Enhance your smoking experience with the Fish and Vegetable Mat by Masterbuilt, now available at Mathis True Value in Rome, GA. This versatile accessory is designed to make smoking smaller food items like fish, jerky, and vegetables easier and more efficient. If you enjoy preparing flavorful smoked dishes but struggle with smaller pieces falling through traditional smoker grates, this mat is the perfect solution for you.

• Silicone-coated mesh mat: Provides a durable, non-stick surface ideal for smoking delicate items such as fish, vegetables, and jerky without losing any pieces.


• Prevents food from falling through: The fine mesh design ensures that smaller food items stay securely on the mat, eliminating the frustration of lost food during smoking.


• Compatibility: Designed to fit all 40-inch Masterbuilt smoker racks, making it a convenient addition to your existing smoker setup.


• Pack includes two mats: Offers extra value and flexibility for your smoking needs.

This mat opens up creative possibilities for smokers in Rome. Imagine smoking a variety of vegetables like peppers, mushrooms, or asparagus without worrying about them slipping through the grates. It’s also ideal for crafting homemade jerky or smoking delicate fish fillets evenly and safely. Whether you’re preparing a small batch of snacks or experimenting with new recipes, this mat helps maintain the integrity of your food while enhancing flavor.



For both seasoned pitmasters and home cooking enthusiasts in Rome, the Fish and Vegetable Mat by Masterbuilt is an indispensable tool that improves the smoking process. Available at Mathis True Value, this accessory ensures your smoked dishes come out perfectly every time.



In summary, the Fish and Vegetable Mat by Masterbuilt is a practical and essential addition to your smoking equipment. Its silicone-coated mesh design and compatibility with 40-inch Masterbuilt smoker racks make it a must-have for anyone looking to smoke smaller food items efficiently in Rome, GA.