Garywilco
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In my area I could only find Weber charcoal at TrueValue, and I had to order it in person
I would like to cast another vote for the RO All Natural. Miles ahead of the regular RO or the KBB.
My WalMart carries them for $8 per 16lb. bag.
When I bought my Weber Briquettes 12-24 months ago they were like close out $5@
Can’t remember if it was Home Depot or Lowe’s, but thinking HD. Y’all searching for Weber who knows there may be some bargains out there. Website, brickseek phone calls to surrounding small towns. I would still walk in to HD and Lowes. Many times I have found unadvertised manager’s specials.
Is that lump charcoal?
Looks like briquets made from lump
https://www.royaloak.com/products/all-natural-hardwood-charcoal-briquets/
If you can find the B&B briquettes that are the large ones I’ve been told those are about identical to the weber. And that was from someone in the charcoal business.
It's been a solid year and a half since I was able to buy Weber briqs. That was the last time especially since they were on clearance for $4 a bag. I grabbed a few.
I really liked Weber briquettes, I cant find them locally anymore. Ace may have been the last place I saw them but I’m not sure how recent that was. Ive not found another briquette I’ve liked on the same level, but I’ve not tried B&B either. There is a significant amount of shelf space at my local Ace dedicated to Jealous Devil products...if they have briqs I may give them a whirl because I’ve been very pleased with their lump.
Thanks for that link. They really do burn hot and long.
BTW, that RO Natural Charcoal Lighter is some nasty stuff!
Well that's interesting. From the product description on Amazon "10-pound bag with 2 times the size of typical briquets for maximum performance and an incredibly long, hot burn" and "Waterproof, resealable packaging with side carry handle" this may be the company making the briquettes for Weber.They do offer brigs its called JD MAXX , you will be impressed !