OMG!!!! They sell organic Charcoal!

BayoustateBBQ · Feb 14, 2014

This picture is worth a thousand words. One of my friends posted on FB that her husband bought her charcoal for her green egg. This right here folks is proof that some people will buy anything. So If you sell "Organic" "Lump" charcoal, does that mean the trees were organically fed or free range? HAHAHAHAHA

Offthehook · Feb 14, 2014

I cant even... nevermind

Jason TQ · Feb 14, 2014

That is funny. I've never used the BGE lump since it is always way more expensive, but I don't remember seeing it organic.

Diesel Dave · Feb 14, 2014

Aren't all trees free range :noidea:

deepsouth · Feb 14, 2014

wouldn't this be the same as 100% natural?

http://royal-oak.com/charcoal_faq

Offthehook · Feb 14, 2014

I wonder if it is gluten free :shock:

bander7003 · Feb 14, 2014

Maybe it means the trees haven't been sprayed with pesticides or maybe it means there are no fillers or chemicals added to the charcoal -- although I thought "natural" or "lump" meant that. Who knows. I can't keep up with the advertising. Personally, I'm waiting for charcoal that has no transfats and is cholesteral free.

DownHomeQue · Feb 14, 2014

Organic and 100 Natural means they hadnt added the lighter fluid lol

Andy W. · Feb 14, 2014

Diesel Dave said:
Aren't all trees free range :noidea:

I've got a couple that are fenced in. One of them tried to escape during a storm last summer and really messed up my fence... Not good for smoking though...

Diesel Dave · Feb 14, 2014

You tree captor!!!!!!!!!

How inhumane!!!! :tsk:

:laugh:

Fwismoker · Feb 14, 2014

If the trees make it outside of the fence then they're "free range" and gets only rain water the charcoal can be deemed organic....jeesh don't y'all know anything.

Diesel Dave · Feb 14, 2014

:rapture: I've been enlightened :hail:

nthole · Feb 14, 2014

Sigh...

And so I assume they have proof over the 100 year life of the tree that no chemical ever landed on it? No... hmmm,

aquablue22 · Feb 14, 2014

I wonder if it is endorsed by PETA?

Diesel Dave · Feb 14, 2014

How could they prove that with "acid rain"?

^^that was my second question

sknabnoj · Feb 14, 2014

Well, if you think that "organic" means of or derived from living matter, then, ipso facto... :blah:

Fwismoker · Feb 14, 2014

Diesel Dave said:
How could they prove that with "acid rain"?

^^that was my second question

If the tree was grown on a road with a County Rd address it's deemed safe, If they're in the city limits then they don't get stamped organic.

Diesel Dave · Feb 14, 2014

Keith you are so smart :thumb:

CT-Mike · Feb 14, 2014

I assume everyone knows this, but BGE lump is just re-branded Royal Oak. Don't fall for the hype and pay the higher price.

Organic charcoal, that is some marketing genius right there, some folks will buy anything.

bbqgeekess · Feb 14, 2014

Lol, I never buy anything organic. If I bought everything organic I could only afford to BBQ chicken and perhaps have to sell my car as well. I'd definitely have to sell my home and live in a tent.

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