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The question you ask will generate lots of opinions and we all know what those are worth:) If you have access to other types of lump besides the gold (price-wise for sure) standard BGE lump, buy them and use it-keep track of how it works for you. Price/# can be a big driver but there are other things that you may find of value.
Listen to the others and try different brands. You may decide you like different lumps for different foods as well as different cooks (low n slow, searing). Find out what suits your pallet as well as your wallet.
add Natures Own to Cen-Tex's boutique list. It's good stuff imo.
If you like the BGE lump you will like Royal Oak. The only issue I have found is lately the size seems inconsistent between bags. More small stuff. I have tried a few different brands and honestly nothing I have tried I would call bad. Just some seems better than others. Wicked Good is great especially for the low and slow cooks. Try a few and you will know what works best for you.
Two Large & One Med BGE, BBQ Guru CyberQ II, CyberQ WiFi, CGW Swing Grate Let the refining and improving of your own barbecue keep you so busy that you have little time to criticize others. – H. Jackson Brown
I am a huge Whiz fan but check the dates on the reviews. Many of them are 7-8 years old so if there is not a recent review on one you want, try it. It's only $20
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0 • Off Topic Disagree Agree LikeThe question you ask will generate lots of opinions and we all know what those are worth:) If you have access to other types of lump besides the gold (price-wise for sure) standard BGE lump, buy them and use it-keep track of how it works for you. Price/# can be a big driver but there are other things that you may find of value.
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0 • Off Topic Disagree Agree LikeOn the boutique-y side: Ozark Oak, Wicked Good are excellent options
Royal Oak from Wally World seems to be standard fare around here. They also make the BGE that you pay 3x more for cuz it's in a green bag :)
FWIW- i use best of the west and have for 2 years.
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0 • Off Topic Disagree Agree LikeCheck out Naked Whiz lump database....everything you need to know about lump and then some.
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