Anyone attempt the snake method with coconut charcoal? Or does everyone just default to kbb?
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Snake with Stubbs or Royal Oak. Not to sound like a snob but I don't use KBB. Lots of white smoke and odor with that stuff.
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That's kind of humorous with the name and all...kettlebb, but don't do kbb...lol
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Quote from: kettlebb on August 31, 2018, 06:04:51 AM
Snake with Stubbs or Royal Oak. Not to sound like a snob but I don't use KBB. Lots of white smoke and odor with that stuff.
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I only kbb on sale. Too much smoke makes my backyard look like its been set a blaze.
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Quote from: bbqking01 on August 31, 2018, 06:10:08 AM
That's kind of humorous with the name and all...kettlebb, but don't do kbb...lol
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Yep. You down with KBB? Hell no!
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At $9.50 per 20#, it's the only briquettes that i use. Prefer it over Stubbs or weber without taking the cost into consideration. (https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20180831/ccd81195d17c269bb2c7e8d90137c836.png)
Any charcoal will work just fine. The original design utilized lump charcoal and a expanded metal ring. Check my intro thread on this forum for a pic, its on a few other forums too but that was 10 years ago and all that old $hits buried in inter space.