dummy que
Full Fledged Farker
opening my last bag of stubbs bought 30 last year at 4.00 bucks a bag
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More recent inquiry about Charcoal Briquettes
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Well this is more....
Much more than I ever thought I would get out of a fairly simple question and I am loving it.
Regardless, Are these the Weber Briquettes some of you are talking about?
Also I wouldn't mind trying these RO All Natural briqs but I do NOT support Walmart.
How does Amazon not have them but Walmart does?
Much more than I ever thought I would get out of a fairly simple question and I am loving it.
Regardless, Are these the Weber Briquettes some of you are talking about?
Also I wouldn't mind trying these RO All Natural briqs but I do NOT support Walmart.
How does Amazon not have them but Walmart does?
Well this is more....
Much more than I ever thought I would get out of a fairly simple question and I am loving it.
Regardless, Are these the Weber Briquettes some of you are talking about?
And then there's this guy
Also I wouldn't mind trying these RO All Natural briqs but I do NOT support Walmart.
How does Amazon not have them but Walmart does?
Much more than I ever thought I would get out of a fairly simple question and I am loving it.
Regardless, Are these the Weber Briquettes some of you are talking about?
And then there's this guy
Also I wouldn't mind trying these RO All Natural briqs but I do NOT support Walmart.
How does Amazon not have them but Walmart does?
Mike in Roseville
Babbling Farker
Good question. But not sure any of us has an definitive answer. My guess is it’s probably a contract between Walmart and RO. If Walmart doesn’t work for you (RO All Natural) find a place close that sells the Chefs select. I’ve heard it’s exactly the same and price wise is nearly identical to Walmart’s RO All Natural when you take into account the price/size of the bag.
bgross88
Full Fledged Farker
a7las
Knows what a fatty is.
This is what I use too, works great getting the smoker fired up.
dummy que
Full Fledged Farker
walmart is large enough to dictate to there venders how there product is packaged i use to work whith a person whose wife is a smuckers of oraville ohio they make them jump trough hoops his father in law realy is agravated by them
SweetHeatBBQnSC
is One Chatty Farker
Just used these yesterday for the first time ever (smoking ribs) and I was quite impressed. I am not fussing over 16# for $6 when nothing else is on sale.
kickedaside05
Knows what a fatty is.
Just went to lowes and bought Royal Oak briquettes used them just fine yesterday.
I liked Stubbs because they burned hot and longer than any other briquette than an ever used. I emailed the Stubbs Co the other day and they recommended Cowboy (still not sure if these are the same Co but they do not appear to be)
I am going to try these this Weekend for a cookout
and will report back. This thread has turned into such a diverse and diverging directions that I will have to perhaps do a breakdown vid or HtH on some of these brands.
For now I'll just report some thoughts on the Bayou Brand as I've never heard of it but it was rec by one of the posters
I am going to try these this Weekend for a cookout
and will report back. This thread has turned into such a diverse and diverging directions that I will have to perhaps do a breakdown vid or HtH on some of these brands.
For now I'll just report some thoughts on the Bayou Brand as I've never heard of it but it was rec by one of the posters
FLHX
Knows what a fatty is.
+1 for KBB pro from costco.
bgross88
Full Fledged Farker
I love Cowboy, but there is nowhere around me that is currently carrying it. I bought a ton of it last spring when it was on sale and am running low.
I'm guessing it won't be back in my area, anytime soon. I think I'm going to try the RO All Natural next.
Mike in Roseville
Babbling Farker
One briquette is slightly smaller than the other. All Natural is really quick to light and I find it burns a bit hotter than the Premium.
Honestly, I personally buy both (and I think you should get 1 of each and try them). I use the All Natural when I do steaks or for my comp cooks/comp practice because I like consistency. It's my favorite and the rumor is its exactly the same as Chef's Select. If you like Kingsford Professional, these put out similar heat but I think they last a little longer.
I use Premium (Red White Blue bags) for regular grilling/indirect applications and whenever I run the WSM at home. It's the best value in briquettes....period. Cheaper than KBB and it smells better. In the summer I use a bunch of it. 1/2-2/3 of a fully lit chimney in my SNSXL and I cook dinner on the Weber 26 day-in, day-out.
charrederhead
Babbling Farker
Yes. The least expensive source I know of is via True Value, using a $10 off of $75 coupon (google one), and free ship-to-store.
https://www.truevalue.com/premium-charcoal-hardwood-briquettes-20-lbs
$14.99/20# bag
14.99 x 6= 89.94 - 10 = 79.94 / 6 = $13.32/bag
Still too pricey for my (cheap) taste.
93_confirmed
Take a breath!
Weber is the GOAT briquette but they are $20/#20 unless you catch a sale.
