Natural Charcoals

[nkarim]

Hi,
I bought the natural charcoals because I heard they produce better smoke and better tasting also even though they take a while to light up. But I tried it a few times but the smoke tastes like coal the whole time. I tried the same flavor with the quick light and it taste a lot better. Is there a certain way I have to pack the bowl or light the coals? someone please help.
Thanks

[RingsMaster]

Hi,
I bought the natural charcoals because I heard they produce better smoke and better tasting also even though they take a while to light up. But I tried it a few times but the smoke tastes like coal the whole time. I tried the same flavor with the quick light and it taste a lot better. Is there a certain way I have to pack the bowl or light the coals? someone please help.
Thanks

dont have to change packing but make sure they are red/orange all over before placing them on your bowl

[Codename067]

Yes, make sure they are DONE well before you use them.

They tend to sometimes be hotter than regular hookah coals [the natual coals I use are at least], so be careful with Heat Management.

[RingsMaster]

Yes, make sure they are DONE well before you use them.

They tend to sometimes be hotter than regular hookah coals [the natual coals I use are at least], so be careful with Heat Management.

i cant find the coals you get anywhere around me lol, but the look sweet id love to try them. im determined to find them

[Codename067]

Yes, make sure they are DONE well before you use them.

They tend to sometimes be hotter than regular hookah coals [the natual coals I use are at least], so be careful with Heat Management.

i cant find the coals you get anywhere around me lol, but the look sweet id love to try them. im determined to find them

No Smart n' Final Around you?

[RingsMaster]

Yes, make sure they are DONE well before you use them.

They tend to sometimes be hotter than regular hookah coals [the natual coals I use are at least], so be careful with Heat Management.

i cant find the coals you get anywhere around me lol, but the look sweet id love to try them. im determined to find them

No Smart n' Final Around you?

no lol, i go to school in stillwater OK, so if it isnt in a walmart then im not gonna find it, and live in southlake texas, which i would have thought would have it in a store but alas nothing

[Codename067]

Yes, make sure they are DONE well before you use them.

They tend to sometimes be hotter than regular hookah coals [the natual coals I use are at least], so be careful with Heat Management.

i cant find the coals you get anywhere around me lol, but the look sweet id love to try them. im determined to find them

No Smart n' Final Around you?

no lol, i go to school in stillwater OK, so if it isnt in a walmart then im not gonna find it, and live in southlake texas, which i would have thought would have it in a store but alas nothing

MF me some moneyz, I can ship them to you =]

[hookah hippie]

make sure you are using them properly

and a side note welcome back codename

[nkarim]

Thanks guys for ur help. I will try cooking it more next time and let you guys know how it worked.

[RingsMaster]

Yes, make sure they are DONE well before you use them.

They tend to sometimes be hotter than regular hookah coals [the natual coals I use are at least], so be careful with Heat Management.

i cant find the coals you get anywhere around me lol, but the look sweet id love to try them. im determined to find them

No Smart n' Final Around you?

no lol, i go to school in stillwater OK, so if it isnt in a walmart then im not gonna find it, and live in southlake texas, which i would have thought would have it in a store but alas nothing

MF me some moneyz, I can ship them to you =]

very tempting deal lol, i may come back to it later, but unfortunately i gots no money. damn you black friday, damn you

[fillup]

Yea, also as code said Heat management is key. If you have too many coals on it it wills start to burn and taste like burnt charcoal. I normally start out with 2 broken coals and just use 1/2 pieces on it. When it starts to warm up I go down to 2 and adjust accordingly.

[inino]

I use the smart and final coals too. They are the best bang for your buck I have ever used.

make sure your coals are fully lit, then place them around the outside.

[antouwan]

I use the smart and final coals too. They are the best bang for your buck I have ever used.

make sure your coals are fully lit, then place them around the outside.

aren't they just natural mesquite coals?

[RingsMaster]

I use the smart and final coals too. They are the best bang for your buck I have ever used.

make sure your coals are fully lit, then place them around the outside.

aren't they just natural mesquite coals?

yes they are

[The Caterpillar]

Hi,
I bought the natural charcoals because I heard they produce better smoke and better tasting also even though they take a while to light up. But I tried it a few times but the smoke tastes like coal the whole time. I tried the same flavor with the quick light and it taste a lot better. Is there a certain way I have to pack the bowl or light the coals? someone please help.
Thanks

Are these quicklites made of phoenix tears and unicorn blood? They sound fictitious if they "taste a lot better"
To each their own, I suppose. Edited December 2, 2009 by The Caterpillar

[inino]

I use the smart and final coals too. They are the best bang for your buck I have ever used.

make sure your coals are fully lit, then place them around the outside.

aren't they just natural mesquite coals?

Yep, I think its like 15 bucks for a 40 pound bag. I light lots of them and have coals all night. No fears in wasting coals, also they have the least amount of coal flavor added to the bowl, even less than Coco's or GC's IMO. Go to just about any hookah bar here in southern california and you will see them all using the same stuff.