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My local grocery store chain is Kroger. Kroger moves manager special items to different areas. You just need to keep an eye out.

I am noticing that charcoal and other items are hitting the shelves with newer logos and different types. I did find a bin with Kingsford Cherrywood briquettes on clearance for $2/bag and western wood peach chips on sale for $1.29/bag.

I bought 5 bags of charcoal and 2 bags of peach chips. $12.60 before tax.
 

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Have you ever used different wood type briquettes? How are they different from normal briqs?
 
Have you ever used different wood type briquettes? How are they different from normal briqs?

Last fall, I found comp, everyday kingsford, and cherrywood briquettes on clearance for the same price. I think I bought about 100lbs of charcoal for very cheap. The cherrywood is not too noticeably different because it's a mild wood. When it's white-hot and used for searing, it's pretty much the same as normal.

I can't speak to the hickory, apple, or other flavors. But for $2/bag, you really can't go wrong trying it out.
 
One of the best Kroger "managers special" deals I ever got was 6 bags of Western Pecan chunks for $1.99 bag. 6 bags is all they had or I'd have bought a lot more.
 
I'm down to my last two bags of the Kingsford stockpile I amassed last year, and my last bag of Cowboy lump. Could use some more mesquite chunks too. Time to look out for more deals!!
 
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