Has anyone seen this type of Kingsford before? Just came across it in my local Giant.
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Don't know yet, Ken. I have yet to try it. We had my brother and his family over last evening, and I made wings, dogs and burgers. Oh, and grilled sweet potato wedges. So I am pretty much grilled out today! Darn good wings though. And the burgers were pretty good too! My sister-in-law remarked on how juicy they were. But yesterday was more about the family gathering. The food was the bonus!
From what I can tell, the lump briquettes have actual wood in them, and Kingsford says they use binders but not starch in them. I will let you know as soon as I use some.
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