Q with poo?

[keithu]

What do you think folks?



Charcoal briquettes made from BM. Couldn't be any worse than Kingsford, right?

 

[motocrash]

Instructions:
Extract beetle,reform into ball,ignite,cook beetles.
For best results use a minimum of 5 beetles/balls.

 

[Rings Я Us]

They use it for fuel to cook but not going to ever try it. Nasty

 

[radio]

Nothing really weird about that unless you grill a steak over an open fire:D Native Americans and Pioneers cooked with Buffalo chips all the time as wood was scarce, or non existent on the prairie

 

[Bearcarver]

Gives a Whole New meaning to the "Eisenhower Steak", where they actually lay the Steaks right in the coals, instead of on a Grill. NO THANKS !!


Bear

 

[hank2000]

Yeah I’ll pass

 

[oddegan]

Kingsfart brand charcoal?

 

[noboundaries]

Let me guess what the "lump" charcoal looks like. o_O

 

[hank2000]

Don’t go there

 

[AllAces]

Having smelled burning sh............... stuff, I'll take my steak burned over hickory coals.

 

[Rings Я Us]

Let me guess what the "lump" charcoal looks like. o_O

Lmao

 

[atldust]

Are the corn filled briquettes extra?

 

[chef jimmyj]

The process burns away the volitile nasty stuff and bacteria, leaving cellulose, aka fiber and the carbon components of poo. Nothing there that can hurt you. I would have no issues using it, especially if that was the only game in town for cheap fuel...JJ

 

[Bearcarver]

Having smelled burning sh............... stuff, I'll take my steak burned over hickory coals.

Yup---Used to smell it every day, mixed with Diesel Fuel.

Bear

 

[dave schiller]

Bear, I remember that odor very well, ca. 1967.

 

[zerowin]

That could make a popular emoji a bit confusing. Mr. Hanky, is it dinner time or are you insulting me?

 

[troutman]

...this odor....

 

[motocrash]

Surfs up!

 

[Bearcarver]

Bear, I remember that odor very well, ca. 1967.

LOL---Yup!!
In Dong Tam it was all across the base camp at 1700hrs.

Bear

 

[dave schiller]