What in tarnation are y’all supposed to do with that sad little pile of charcoal crumbs at the bottom of the bag??
What in tarnation are y’all supposed to do with that sad little pile of charcoal crumbs at the bottom of the bag??
by JustRegularJoe
39 Comments
BucketteHead
That’s pretty bad. What brand of charcoal is it?
weasel5134
Dump it in to the fire pit
elguaco6
Hate that
compro
Light your can, and once you dump it into the grill, scatter the crumbs on top
Salt_Worldliness9150
The sad little crumbs also Burn just like big chunks of coal
Steiney1
put them in a foil pan and burn them. Cook something delicious. They are also nice in a fire pit.
Jake1648
Looks like my latest bear mountain. Almost makes me prefer briquettes with how much of a pain it was
Babyfart_McGeezacks
I thought this was a picture of a coal mine at first before I saw the sub name
FloridaManTPA
Dump them on 1 min before I sear. Keep the meat in the cold zone while the crumbs ignite.
SDC78812
I fill my chimney about a 1/3 full of briquettes to catch the crumbs and do a combo fuel cook.
Virtual-Courage6706
“Cast it into the fire!”
gert_beefrobe
Don’t just dump them all into a fresh load. Air movement will be practically non-existent without a fan or lots of blowing PO.
eam122
Main reason I use briquettes
Husaxen
I crumple the bag and it become a fire starter.
afripino
Collect them in a can, then use that can as a mini grill in the future.
Rgw51
Put bag and all in the fire Pitt
pizza_nightmare
Fill an paper towel tube with the stuff ¯_(ツ)_/¯
Spud8000
yeah. you would think they would make a roach clip, or something, for tiny BBQs…..
Zealousideal-Yak-614
Build o forge
gatorlan
Add the shards as needed to boost heat or extend grill time.
SarcasticOneMG72
Make a large foil boat, toss in the crumbs and light em up
KillerGopher
Plant them in the fall for nice large lumps next year.
deciduouscoast
Use it in potting mix, to absorb moisture where you dont want it, etc. Tons of uses for charcoal aside from cooking.
palonewabone
Delicious on popcorn.
DriftinOutlawBand
Lil sparklers . I dump em on the pile and hope they keep it going somehow
poundchannel
Biochar for the garden! Great for soil health by giving microbes lots of tiny holes to live in
WahdeeClay
snack for the chef duh
chuck_diesel79
I build my starter chimney with some greasy paper (from prior cleaning the grill), small charcoal, a handful of this stuff. Ignites pretty easily. Just have to be careful not to suffocate anything already lit
Zenobee1
Make your own black powder for your musket. Amazing what a 1960’s pharmacy would sell to a 9 year old. And I didn’t even have a musket.
dunnieone
Put it up your butt and make diamonds
DixieNormas011
I use em for burger night.. Lights quick, burns hot
rayout
dump them in a bucket of 50% piss and 50% Water for a week or two then apply to your garden beds. Charged bio-char.
TheVagabondLost
throw 15-20 full bricks into your chimney starter and light as normal. Once the fire is really raging like a jet turbine, sprinkle these remnants over the top, dust and all. Dance among the fireflies. Bonus points if you cover yourself in oily paper and video it.
No-Pension4113
Forge Ahead man!
NativeSceptic1492
Put it in a smaller bucket and stir in water until you get a paste. Let it dry and it’s a solid brick you can break off pieces or just burn the whole thing as a giant briquette.
Glittering_Map5003
You must be new
TheDukeofArgyll
I genuinely thought this was picture of a cave filled with charcoal.
lscraig1968
Make sure the fire is lit good and dump them in they burn just fine. They work great for hamburgers and steaks.
SeismicRipFart
Lmao you don’t have a hydraulic diamond press to form them back into lumps? Broke much????
39 Comments
That’s pretty bad. What brand of charcoal is it?
Dump it in to the fire pit
Hate that
Light your can, and once you dump it into the grill, scatter the crumbs on top
The sad little crumbs also Burn just like big chunks of coal
put them in a foil pan and burn them. Cook something delicious. They are also nice in a fire pit.
Looks like my latest bear mountain. Almost makes me prefer briquettes with how much of a pain it was
I thought this was a picture of a coal mine at first before I saw the sub name
Dump them on 1 min before I sear. Keep the meat in the cold zone while the crumbs ignite.
I fill my chimney about a 1/3 full of briquettes to catch the crumbs and do a combo fuel cook.
“Cast it into the fire!”
Don’t just dump them all into a fresh load. Air movement will be practically non-existent without a fan or lots of blowing PO.
Main reason I use briquettes
I crumple the bag and it become a fire starter.
Collect them in a can, then use that can as a mini grill in the future.
Put bag and all in the fire Pitt
Fill an paper towel tube with the stuff ¯_(ツ)_/¯
yeah. you would think they would make a roach clip, or something, for tiny BBQs…..
Build o forge
Add the shards as needed to boost heat or extend grill time.
Make a large foil boat, toss in the crumbs and light em up
Plant them in the fall for nice large lumps next year.
Use it in potting mix, to absorb moisture where you dont want it, etc. Tons of uses for charcoal aside from cooking.
Delicious on popcorn.
Lil sparklers . I dump em on the pile and hope they keep it going somehow
Biochar for the garden! Great for soil health by giving microbes lots of tiny holes to live in
snack for the chef duh
I build my starter chimney with some greasy paper (from prior cleaning the grill), small charcoal, a handful of this stuff. Ignites pretty easily. Just have to be careful not to suffocate anything already lit
Make your own black powder for your musket. Amazing what a 1960’s pharmacy would sell to a 9 year old. And I didn’t even have a musket.
Put it up your butt and make diamonds
I use em for burger night.. Lights quick, burns hot
dump them in a bucket of 50% piss and 50% Water for a week or two then apply to your garden beds. Charged bio-char.
throw 15-20 full bricks into your chimney starter and light as normal. Once the fire is really raging like a jet turbine, sprinkle these remnants over the top, dust and all. Dance among the fireflies. Bonus points if you cover yourself in oily paper and video it.
Forge Ahead man!
Put it in a smaller bucket and stir in water until you get a paste. Let it dry and it’s a solid brick you can break off pieces or just burn the whole thing as a giant briquette.
You must be new
I genuinely thought this was picture of a cave filled with charcoal.
Make sure the fire is lit good and dump them in they burn just fine. They work great for hamburgers and steaks.
Lmao you don’t have a hydraulic diamond press to form them back into lumps? Broke much????