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Old 12-01-2013, 04:18 PM   #1
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Default royal oak briqs ingredients

My local kmart and walmart have ro briqs. Never used them. does antone know what the ingredients are? Is it going to smell like a urnal when lighting up? Are they hardwood briqs?

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Old 12-01-2013, 04:28 PM   #2
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I used them (red bag) i got from Menards for my TG turkeys...worked good, tasted good
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RO and HEB brand are the only briquettes I will buy they leave less ash than That "popular stuff" Mr Ford & his BIL got folks addicted to that gives me indigestion when I use it.
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Old 12-01-2013, 05:40 PM   #4
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the latest MSDS sheet on R.O. I can find list char and veg. binder R.O. purchast HICORY SPECALTYS charcoal div. from BOB EVANS after they had bought them b.e. kept the liquid smoke (hicorey spec. sold after loseing pat.infringment law suit) i`ve quit buying stubs R.O. $3.00 to $4.00 cheaper than stubs look for pat. pillow shape WALLMART, KROGERS,WINN DIXIE,HOME DEPOT, ext. ext. these are made by R.O. and hardwood char
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the latest MSDS sheet on R.O. I can find list char and veg. binder R.O. purchast HICORY SPECALTYS charcoal div. from BOB EVANS after they had bought them b.e. kept the liquid smoke (hicorey spec. sold after loseing pat.infringment law suit) i`ve quit buying stubs R.O. $3.00 to $4.00 cheaper than stubs look for pat. pillow shape WALLMART, KROGERS,WINN DIXIE,HOME DEPOT, ext. ext. these are made by R.O. and hardwood char
So ro briqs are awesome then. thats good toknow. Also what what should i look for at walmart, home depot for pat pillow shape? Thanks
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I've been using the Embers and have been having good luck with it. Lights easy and seems to burn well. Have it mixed with so RO lump and a few chucks of wood and have a good smoke flavor
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been using ro briq and lump for a looooong time with no issues.
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Are there multiple types of ro briqs? Are there ones that are better than the other?

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If you have a Do It Best distributor near you, this is great stuff, at a great price for Royal Oak:

http://www.doitbest.com/Main.aspx?PageID=64&SKU=838136
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[QUOTE=LT72884;2720018]Are there multiple types of ro briqs? Are there ones that are better than the other?
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Difficult to answer that one. Royal Oak surely has the best reputation, as far as quality and consistency. Complaints about Royal Oak are rare.

Moreover, more and more off-brand charcoals can be traced back to Royal Oak, so I'm wondering if Royal Oak is Royal Oak, regardless of what brand name is on the package. It's all been good so far.

Bottom line: If it's Royal Oak, you'll be good. One less thing to concern yourself with.

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If you have a Do It Best distributor near you, this is great stuff, at a great price for Royal Oak:

http://www.doitbest.com/Main.aspx?PageID=64&SKU=838136
I agree that these are the best. Large in size and work great for larger units. Been using them for four years.
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