I bet it's organic and gluten free too!They probably figure they can fetch $4 more a bag if they put "Natural" on it. I'll try it if I see it though.I use RO exclusively under its many names and have gone through 141 Lbs of it since last October.I Haven't tasted any ground up used tires in it or anything.:D
Have you used regular RO so you can compare it? If so,please do tell.
I AGREE!!!! VERY GOOD DEAL AND GOOD QUALITYVery interesting!
I found that the Ember's brand at Home Depot to be top notch & cheap.
Al
Al, If you recommend it then I will certainly give Embers a try.Very interesting!
I found that the Ember's brand at Home Depot to be top notch & cheap.
Al
I broke away from my norm of using hard woods or Kingsford and used the Royal Oak this weekend. I was not pleased with its performance. I had a hard time keeping and maintaining my temps. The food came out great but it took a lot more work then what I'm use to. Guaranteed I won't buy it again.
As far as I could tell, it wasn't damp. I thought it was strange as well. Usually when my reverse flow hits my desired temp, I shut it down and it does the rest. Can't really tell y'all what went on, just saying from my experience this weekend that I wasn't satisfied with Royal Oak's performance.Brute was your charcoal damp? I love the RO