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That's Home Depot I'm guessing?
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I wish we had a sign sale like that here in Canada.
Ha ha, hang onto it and see if other stores will price match!
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Waiting for a said on stubs.
Dang. I was over there this evening but couldn't find any signs for pricing on the charcoal so I passed. Now my family won't get to eat for the next month :(
I almost did the same thing, but caught it on the cart and put it back.
Quote from: guitarfish on March 31, 2017, 11:28:54 AM
Ha ha, hang onto it and see if other stores will price match!
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Usually Lowe's has a matching sale, and sometimes Walmart. Check it online - this time Home Depot is much lower in price.
does anybody know the actual count of briquettes in a large bag
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604?
Quote from: weber_tim on April 07, 2017, 03:06:49 AM
does anybody know the actual count of briquettes in a large bag
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More than a dozen...
And now that the sign has disappeared, I guess the sale is over... :'(
Quote from: weber_tim on April 07, 2017, 03:06:49 AM
does anybody know the actual count of briquettes in a large bag
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326 to 328 briquettes.
Method 1.
Quote3 pounds of the old briquettes contained 53 briquettes. 3 pounds of the new briquettes contained 52.5 briquettes.
So, old B : 1lb=17.67 B
1bag=18.6lb=328.6 B
new B: 1lb=17.5 B
1bag=18.6lb=325.5B
Method 2.
QuoteWhen we weighed 7 whole, large briquettes of each type, both samples weight exactly 180 grams.
7 large B=180 grams, so 1 L B= 25.7 grams
In 18.6lb bag : ( since 1lb=453.59 grams ) 18.6 x 453.59=8436.8 grams
So, 8436.8 divide by 25.7=328 B
So, all large size B will yield 328.6 to all small at 325.5. So, I would say at average 327 briquettes in each 18.6lb bag.
Data in quotation was gathered from here. http://www.nakedwhiz.com/productreviews/kvsk/oldkingsfordnew.htm
Not sure why you would want to find out, but it was a challenge for me to find out regardless.
Open one up and count them and see if I am right.
Someone's gotta verify that. Love applying math and a formula too it. Americas test kitchen I believe actually calls out quantity of briquettes when they use a kettle.
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Quote from: mhiszem on April 07, 2017, 04:28:15 PM
Someone's gotta verify that. Love applying math and a formula too it. Americas test kitchen I believe actually calls out quantity of briquettes when they use a kettle.
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I really really really like ATK's recipes and especially their Cook's Illustrated Meat Book.
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