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rotuts

rotuts

Excellent  points .

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ATK // CC is not in the nuance business . 

 

and Im sure there is a lot of nuance in BBQ fuel

 

@chileheadmike 

 

you mentioned Kingsford has  ' a distinctive odor '

 

don't doubt it .  is it still there when the charcoal has turned to ' white ash ? '

 

Im wondering what burns off and what's left after that

 

Id say , for the average enthusiast 

 

the ATK//CC results suggest reliable brand name briquettes 

 

are cheaper , get hotter , and last longer .

 

w more interest and experience , one can enjoy the nuance of 

 

quality lump.

 

dont know what to make of the borax though .

rotuts

rotuts

Excellent  points .

\

ATK // CC is not in the nuance business . 

 

and Im sure there is a lot of nuance in BBQ fuel

 

@chileheadmike 

 

you mentioned Kingsford has  ' a distinctive odor '

 

don't doubt it .  is it still there when the charcoal has turned to ' white ash ? '

 

Im wondering what burns off and what's left after that

 

Id say , for the average enthusiast 

 

the ATK//CC results suggest reliable brand name briquettes 

 

are cheaper , get hotter , and last longer .

 

w more interest and experience , one can enjoy the nuance of 

 

quality lump.

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