Would These Coals Work?

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[quote name='Coyote' timestamp='1318740010' post='527913']
I'd just stick with CHs
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It's a choice I don't have.

[littlec]

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[quote name='Coyote' timestamp='1318740010' post='527913']
I'd just stick with CHs
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It's a choice I don't have.
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cocobricos?

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[quote name='littlec' timestamp='1318751836' post='527919']
[quote name='vendetta_revived' timestamp='1318750733' post='527918']
[quote name='Coyote' timestamp='1318740010' post='527913']
I'd just stick with CHs
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It's a choice I don't have.
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cocobricos?
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I wish man...as I said before, the only cocos I get here are AF, and they are worse than even the chinese coals I was using. I am still undecided on these though, having used them for a couple days, they seem to go out soon, and sometimes give me a bad tickle in my throat. Lets see what I decide...I'll try them for a couple more days.

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There's a review thread for that sort of coal in the charcoal section. I use them all the time in my grill and DO NOT use lighter fluid. I either use a chimney or an electric coal starter (much like the coil except it's a long U shape and you stick it in the pile of coals). I'd consider using them if I run out of CCNs since I always have them on hand.