Highly recommended fire starters from Melt

[willxfmr]

Unlike the Weber cubes, you are much better off lighting these before putting charcoal on top of them. First couple of times I used them, I was ready to pitch the rest of the box straight into the trash. Once I learned the trick, they work great.

[Stuey1515]

Wok burner under the chimney works a treat if it's available

[pkadare]

I don't use that brand but mine are similar and I also love them.

[Jerod Broussard]

I guess they melt in the fire not in your hand?

[Huskee]

I bought these back in January on a whimj ust to try out. I LOVE them. I now use them over the Weber cubes which had been my favorites. If you use 1 you have 160 starters for <$15 (on sale currently). I use 2 just because, and well, that's still 80 uses. Heckuva deal.

They remind me of small, stale, soft graham crackers. They are of course compressed cardboard-like sawdust with a little paraffin wax. They break/rip easy and there's usually a rough break so the edges light easy, even with one of those electric lighters.

They burn about 7 or 8 minutes, maybe longer. Close to a Weber cube's burn length, but when they're gone they're gone- there's no burnt husk left like with a cube.

From the Melt Candle Company, the makers of Tumbleweeds. Give 'em a go, I bet you'll like 'em too.

$14.44 - Link: https://www.amazon.com/Melt-Candle-C...mazingribs--20