Who bags the best charcoal briquettes?

Ole Man Dan · Nov 16, 2011

Gore said:
I can't believe nobody has waxed poetic about the merits of Cowboy Brand yet. :behindsofa:

You get a free fireworks display in every bag, plus I've got enough chunks of asphalt and concrete to pave my driveway. What more can you want? ... petrified mice and snakes? Yeah, got those too! :thumb:

Nastiest stuff on the market. You failed to mention nails too.
(Must have come from old shipping pallets or tore down housing debris.)

Doug S. · Nov 16, 2011

Kingsford Comp no "Blue" smell :-D

swamprb · Nov 16, 2011

Sizzle by Royal Oak

Randbo · Nov 16, 2011

Kingsford blue works great for me.

gtr · Nov 16, 2011

For briqs I really like the Trader Joe's stuff (rebadged Rancher). Works great, good price, easy for me to get. :thumb:

Tennessee Jed · Nov 28, 2011

I've been using Stubbs with mixed success. Some bags seem to have good heat/low ash, but others don't seem to have the same product. Takes two bags to match what I usually get out of a single bag. Read reviews and posts about where and when it was bagged... may have something to do with it. Got a hold of a bag of Royal Oak Chef Select at the Natl BBQ Cup last weekend. That stuff is awesome but its marked not for resale. I found Chefs Best at DoItBest.com... is that the same stuff?

big brother smoke · Nov 28, 2011

Tennessee Jed said:
I've been using Stubbs with mixed success. Some bags seem to have good heat/low ash, but others don't seem to have the same product. Takes two bags to match what I usually get out of a single bag. Read reviews and posts about where and when it was bagged... may have something to do with it. Got a hold of a bag of Royal Oak Chef Select at the Natl BBQ Cup last weekend. That stuff is awesome but its marked not for resale. I found Chefs Best at DoItBest.com... is that the same stuff?

Yup, same stuff! I love it and use it for comps :thumb:

Beerbecue · Nov 28, 2011

Trader Joe's natural for me. Lots of BTUs for the price and no evil by- products.

morgaj1 · Nov 28, 2011

I've been using Kingsford, but really don't like the heavy ash production on long cooks. I ordered a bag of Royal Oak Chef Select from Do It Best, but it hasn't come in yet. I am looking forward to trying it, with all the positive reviews it has garnered.

southernstyle · Nov 28, 2011

southernstyle said:
ive always used kingsford blue with no troubles. would like to try the stubbs, but no lowes in my area.

just got turned on to royal oak lump. great long burn fast starting. :clap2::thumb:

Harbormaster · Nov 28, 2011

morgaj1 said:
I've been using Kingsford, but really don't like the heavy ash production on long cooks. I ordered a bag of Royal Oak Chef Select from Do It Best, but it hasn't come in yet. I am looking forward to trying it, with all the positive reviews it has garnered.

You're gonna be cookin' like a Northerner in no time!
Great stuff.

sincitydisciple01 · Nov 29, 2011

Kingsford comp in our drums. Consistent, burns a long time and fair price at the local membership/warehouse club.

Who bags the best charcoal briquettes?

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