Hottest briquettes?

[robs2]

I've always cooked on Weber coals but lately, they're almost impossible to find in Charlotte. I've been using KBB but they don't get nearly as hot. Gonna do a big fillet (steak) cook next weekend at the beach with the boys and looking for suggestions on the hottest burning coals out there. Someone told my wife there is a big green egg brand of coals that a lot of people like?  Any suggestions?


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[Mike in Roseville]

I don't use them anymore, but Kingsford Professional seems to get "hotter" than any briquette I've tried. They burn up too quickly for my liking, but if you're searing a few steaks its fine.

[HoosierKettle]

I don't use them anymore, but Kingsford Professional seems to get "hotter" than any briquette I've tried. They burn up too quickly for my liking, but if you're searing a few steaks its fine.

I freaking love k pro. I get them at Costco. They burn up faster than most but still last a good long while. I ran 6-7 hours on one load in the smokenator on the 26 at 300ish degrees. They light faster burn hotter burn faster.


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[Mike in Roseville]

I don't use them anymore, but Kingsford Professional seems to get "hotter" than any briquette I've tried. They burn up too quickly for my liking, but if you're searing a few steaks its fine.

I freaking love k pro. I get them at Costco. They burn up faster than most but still last a good long while. I ran 6-7 hours on one load in the smokenator on the 26 at 300ish degrees. They light faster burn hotter burn faster.


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I've been using Royal Oak All Natural from Walmart. Similar price and performance to K Pro but I've found the RO AN seems to last longer.


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[Darko]

If you want hot, use lump.

[SMOKE FREAK]

If you want hot, use lump.

Lump

[jakubwaligora]

I agree with you! Weber briquettes are not possible to find them anymore! Does anyone know what happen with them? Weber doesn't make them anymore?

[stev]

I just bought a 20# bag of Weber at a local supermarket two days ago for $7.99 (regular price). Could not believe the bargain.

[jakubwaligora]

Where did you get it??? In North Carolina it's impossible to find!


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[stev]

@jakubwaligora From Woodman's-it's a WI & Il chain.

[JEBIV]

I stole a bag of Kingsford, hottest briquettes I have ever had

[kettlebb]

@JEBIV LOL!

[mrwifi972]

I've always cooked on Weber coals but lately, they're almost impossible to find in Charlotte.

Try your local Ace Hardware but they are $20 for a 20lb bag!

https://www.acehardware.com/departments/outdoor-living/grills-and-smokers/charcoal/8638629?x429=true&utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&gclid=CjwKCAjwm4rqBRBUEiwAwaWjjIbMTQASX69P2J1vvXaKwLyeI8fhCefG4v30TFiKLZTZwZVITcgHoBoCOTsQAvD_BwE

[SMOKE FREAK]

KBB burn hot and fast and then they are gone.