Our Costco recently started carrying Kirkland briquettes. It even says “including ceramics” on the bag. I don’t think I’m gonna risk it for the warranty and I’m also doubting it will be a good as Fogo. What are y’all’s thoughts?
by OrigHanksta
9 Comments
Sawgwa
>I don’t think I’m gonna risk it for the warranty
What?
towell420
Bought these.
They burn great!
Professional-Spite66
No
pppalafox
They are like dust. The best one is the lump.
ArthurAndersen1
If it ain’t lump, it belongs in the dump
machine_fart
No
Lake-House762
Briquettes are fine for the ceramics. It’s not great for long low temp cooks due to how it ashes down. It’s fine for shorter cooks but I don’t mess with it unless I’m out of lump.
grillntech
I mainly use lump but these are great for grilling and more economical
9 Comments
>I don’t think I’m gonna risk it for the warranty
What?
Bought these.
They burn great!
No
They are like dust. The best one is the lump.
If it ain’t lump, it belongs in the dump
No
Briquettes are fine for the ceramics. It’s not great for long low temp cooks due to how it ashes down. It’s fine for shorter cooks but I don’t mess with it unless I’m out of lump.
I mainly use lump but these are great for grilling and more economical
As someone with an open mind regarding the egg:
Don’t use effing briquettes!