Kirkland briquettes sighting

[Finster]

The local Costco has Kirkland briquettes in stock..
30 lb bag for $14.99. .50 cents a lb is tough to beat.

[SheilaAnn]

But do we like this brand?

BF just looked up regular Kingsford at our Lowe’s….. $.56/#

[SheilaAnn]

And to answer my own question

https://pitmaster.amazingribs.com/forum/fuels-discussion-not-for-grills-and-smokers/charcoal-aa/1460715-new-charcoal-alert-review-costco-house-brand#post1460715

[Finster]

I found it to be just ok when I tried it, but I know some others here really like it. It seems it’s not always available so I give a shout out when I see it…

[ecowper]

Kirkland brand is on par with, or maybe a bit better, Kingsford Pro .... better than KBB. Far less ash produced, burns consistent, hot when you need it. Still not Cowboy or B&B

[dpearce]

Ah we were just there the other day. But I don’t remember seeing their briquettes. Just the lump. Probably should’ve walked down the aisle a bit.

[Finster]

I don’t know if all stores are laid out the same but the one I visit just recently rearranged a ton of stuff. The charcoal was in a far back corner where it has never been before. I wasn’t looking for it, I just happened to see it.

[RichieB]

Giddy Up Cowboy and lasso some B&B. 🐎🤠

[Purc]

I like Kirkland charcoal and Cowboy which is made by same company as B&B. I saw Meat Church's full charcoal offering of briquettes, lump and wood chips (made from Buffalo Trace barrels) at an Ace in Milton GA on Saturday. I didn't buy them since I am flying back to Texas on Wednesday.