Just bought a bag today, it was on sale and cheaper than Kingsford, just from looking at it, it looks like it might burn a little faster, it's not as dense.
Anyone Use Publix Greenwise Charcoal?
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phreak
Meat Mopper
I just opened and starting using my 2nd bag yesterday. The first bag I liked, nice big pieces, natural looking. Second bag, looks like scrap lumber and I literally had a 1x6 pc that was about 6-8 inches long! Some pieces seem not completely charred...Seems like it did burn fairly fast.
I've used the Publix Greenwise brand lump charcoal and it worked pretty well for me, until I found some Royal Oak at Wal-Mart. R.O. is hands down, the best hardwood lump that's been available to me to use. If you can't get R.O. Publix brand is pretty darn good.
goinforbroke
Smoke Blower
Tried this one today.. actually its burning right now. Gotta say, chalk one up for Publix.. it's pretty good. At least as good as the Royal Oak I've been using. There's some dense pieces in there, and sized out in a pretty good spread.
It's now $5.99 an 8.8lb/bag, but still cheaper by a buck than RO at Walmart... the best part is it being at the same place I get meat. woohoo.
It's now $5.99 an 8.8lb/bag, but still cheaper by a buck than RO at Walmart... the best part is it being at the same place I get meat. woohoo.
bama bbq
Master of the Pit
I use Publix Greenwise Lump because Publix is the closest store to me. I've found that I like it because it works great. As said it's made by RO. I reach past the Kingsford to grab the Lump because I prefer no fillers...pure charcoal.
victor boudolf
Newbie
- Oct 21, 2016
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I just lit a bag in my smoker. Usually the lump charcoal I get is fairly odorless. Still trying to figure out if there is some plastic burning in my smoker or something. It smells like the cheap briquettes that have the lighter fluid in them.
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