Char Broil Center Cut lump charcoal

[smokeasaurus]

Looks interesting. You can use the ash in your garden. Ends the problem of one tree trunk in the bag with 20 lbs of dust and kibble 

http://www.lowes.com/pd/Char-Broil-2039-04-cu-in-Lump-Charcoal/999979266

[Ka Honu]

At that price (about $2 per lb.) it oughta light itself, prep the food, pour the beer, wash the dishes, clean the grill, and take the dog for a walk. Jes' sayin'.

[TMB]

At that price (about $2 per lb.) it oughta light itself, prep the food, pour the beer, wash the dishes, clean the grill, and take the dog for a walk. Jes' sayin'.

Yes you are right, but at least they didn't tell you to soak it in water first 

[smokeasaurus]

At that price (about $2 per lb.) it oughta light itself, prep the food, pour the beer, wash the dishes, clean the grill, and take the dog for a walk. Jes' sayin'.

Yes you are right, but at least they didn't tell you to soak it in water first 

Now Tommy, don't pull the tigers tail...er...I mean don't tap the turtles shell 

[TMB]

At that price (about $2 per lb.) it oughta light itself, prep the food, pour the beer, wash the dishes, clean the grill, and take the dog for a walk. Jes' sayin'.

Yes you are right, but at least they didn't tell you to soak it in water first 

Now Tommy, don't pull the tigers tail...er...I mean don't tap the turtles shell

WHY not?  So much fun when he is on his soap box  shell 

[smokeasaurus]

At that price (about $2 per lb.) it oughta light itself, prep the food, pour the beer, wash the dishes, clean the grill, and take the dog for a walk. Jes' sayin'.

Yes you are right, but at least they didn't tell you to soak it in water first 

Now Tommy, don't pull the tigers tail...er...I mean don't tap the turtles shell

WHY not?  So much fun when he is on his soap box  shell 

 

[ericpete]

Yeah - I saw that at my local Lowes - anybody here use this?  Was it any good or just overpriced hype? 

I'd love to buy lump without all the tiny bits that either fall through the grate or just choke the fire.

I go through a lot of lump in my BGE and might have to give it a try.  Most 20 lb bags of lump (Royal Oak, Cowboy, etc) always have about 15 to 20 % of pieces that are really just too small to do much with - I have a container full of gumball to tic-tac sized charcoal bits that I try to use on top of my burns just so it doesn't go to waste.

Maybe they will put it on sale in a few weeks as the typical grilling season winds down (I't is always grilling season at our place :-)  )

EP