Stubbs Charcoal ?

Smokin Ribs · Aug 5, 2014

I used Stubbs charcoal for the first time today and was really impressed.
Is it just me or does it seem to burn longer than Kingsford and Royal Oak?

IamMadMan · Aug 5, 2014

It burn longer than Kingsford, and has a lot less ash.

dwfisk · Aug 5, 2014

I make my own lump, but Stubbs is my "go to" when I don't want to use my lump. I really like the way it cooks and very little ash.

Icekub · Aug 5, 2014

I think it's great: Burns long, less ash, and tastes excellent!

food4thot · Aug 5, 2014

Generally use lump but usually keep a bag of Stubbs on the side. Best briquette I've tried. Doesn't have the funky odor or add weird flavor like most briquettes. Feel comfortable adding it to a smoke in progress.

Lowes is one of the only places I've seen it

Harbormaster · Aug 5, 2014

Stubbs (when I can get it) and Royal Oak Chefs Select are my favorite briqs.

Both out perform KBB and regular RO.

I still use regular RO briqs just because they are cheaper.

ChickenWang · Aug 5, 2014

Stubbs is all I use, I love the smell and performance

okiej · Aug 5, 2014

I use Stubbs also when using briquettes I think it smells better while cooking and food taste better than with KBB

jbounds286 · Aug 5, 2014

i also recently found the Stubb! no horrid smell and long burn ftw...ill be using them tomorrow actually on a spare cook

pjtexas1 · Aug 5, 2014

Stubbs is the only charcoal for me. Glad to have you in the club.

kfawku123 · Aug 5, 2014

Add another vote for Stubbs. It's outstanding. Second to none for flavor and burns long and clean.

crimsonaudio · Aug 5, 2014

I ran out of Stubb's and grabbed some Kingsford Competition this weekend to make due - took probably 50% more fuel and I chased temps the entire first half of the smoke, something that never happens with Stubb's.

Decoy205 · Aug 6, 2014

Glad you guys all dig it because I bought a bag to use this weekend. Lowes had white bags and brown bags. The white Stubbs said all natural and the brown said 100% all natural what is the difference?

USMC · Aug 6, 2014

Stubb's can't be beat. Not sure why I even bought this KBB I stockpiled back during the sales. I guess it was in case everyone discovered how superior Stubb's is to KBB and a shortage ensues. So far I haven't had to resort to using any of the KBB. Lowe's has been doing a good job keeping Stubb's in stock, but Walmart, not so much.

LennyG · Aug 6, 2014

Stubbs is my new go-to charcoal in my PBC - Burns great, minimal ash and great flavor, even without any supplemental wood.

ssv3 · Aug 6, 2014

Stubbs For The Win

Untraceable · Aug 6, 2014

I dont understand where people come off with the "much less ash" comment and "no nasty smell". I went through about a dozen bags of it before I said never again. Couldnt tell the difference between KBB ash levels, didnt smell chemically, but stunk anyways. I actually had to look down my chimney at a contest because it stunk so bad, I though I had a dead mouse in my smoker.

snapper-G · Aug 6, 2014

I'm assuming Stubb's is not available in PA. I've never seen any

NeilH · Aug 6, 2014

Another one for Stubbs. Way less ash and burns clean. The smell is heavenly. All our Lowes stay stocked, Wal Mart is hit or miss.

SpartaChris · Aug 6, 2014

I use Stubbs. A lot of times I'll use a few briquettes to ignite the lump in my smoker. I find it at Wal Mart locally quite often.

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