Best Coal On The Market.....

[ioannisds]

I have to agree with King Mo here.  I have tried large quantities
of both 3 Kings, and Golden, and aside from the neat fireworks display
the Goldens offer, once they are ashed over, there is really no
difference in taste between the two.  I know what Mathazar likes
is always the BEST, but c'mon, you are making this sound like the
difference between Britney Spears a few years ago when she was smokin'
hot, and the Britney Spears of 2005 (knocked up trailer trash cooking
up a Cletus Fetus).  Goldens maybe have a bit of an edge because
they get going fast, and maybe last a tiny bit longer, but 3 Kings are
not the lumps of cow sh*t Math is making them out to be.  Wait...
Here it comes... Wait for it...    

[MR Bubble]

[quote name='ioannisds'](knocked up trailer trash cooking up a Cletus Fetus). [/quote]

That sh!t is funny!
MR Bubble

[alen]

Little of the topic but last time i were down in the summerhouse we ran out of coal for the barbeque but i had a bag noir that worked very good -hookalichious good hot dogs

[uselessdreamer1]

haha multi purpose coals...just dont use grill coals for hookah...

[alen]

Exactly thats a big no no

[mushrat]

Hmmm...i may be the only one out here using bulk charcoal. Who the heck can tell what kind of wood they are but The first type I used came in an orange plastic bag. They were made in Egypt. Now I'm using charcoals that came in a cardboard box. It comes in all sorts of shapes and sizes and has to be chopped down to size. (I've gone into more details in past posts)
Both were recommended  by the guys working at the middle eastern markets I got them from as what THEY used. One thing they both agree on..no one in their right minds uses quicklites.
So Math needs another choice on the poll.

[alen]

Ha strange -up here you have to beg the market guys  to take home natural coals when you say you dont want quicklites they just go -why they very very good -but i found a great guy thats just saying ahaa you want to smoke as my grandfather and laugh and he use to fix the nour to me if i wasnt so lazy i would use natural coals all time but...no..i guess im addicted to potassium or something

[alen]

Oh yeah- i think the ones you use pass under the lemon wood natural or maybe olive-or goes under or ...you know what i mean

[cypress]

To be sticky, or not to be sticky?

............Not to be sticky.

[Vlax]

Yeah, my first post.  Back to the poll answer. I voted for olive
wood coals.  I like the way they ash, at least better than coconut
coals. The only thing the coconut  coals have is the heat, but I'm
basing this off of the three coals I've used so far.

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[John Deere]

One time I ran out of coals, and I was desperate, so I swiped some
charred wood from the firepit (we were burning oak) and they actually
worked quite well, they were a pain to light again though.

[Mr Schmidt]

I use nour coals right now, I`ve ordered a bunch of goldens. I got a
pack of swift lite`s once. Holy crap they suck, smell terrible and last
about 15 minutes.