Stubbs lump

GQuiz · February 5

Costco has 34 lb bags of Stubbs lump charcoal for $17. NakedWhiz doesn't review it. Any experience with it? Thoughts?

henapple · February 5

I've only seen Stubb's briquets

Mickey · February 5

Good price if any good.

Eggcelsior · February 5

I wish they carried it at my Costco...

Charlie tuna · February 5

A am going to send my store manager a request for it???

Jellyworm · February 5

I just bought 2 bags this past weekend. Went back for one more but they had sold out! I will use it on my next cook and post comments next week.

cajuncook · February 5

Lowes in Atlanta carries it but I've never tried it.

shucker · February 6

heck of a price, I'll definitely be on the look out for that the next time I go

RLeeper · February 7

Saw some in Wally today fifteen lb bag for 7 bucks. Was the last bag on the shelf. I may go back and pick up one if they still have more. Never thought of using briquettes but as long as its lump it should be safe right??

Dnl · February 7

For the Seattle area eggers, I checked at the business Costco in Lynwood and the Costco in Everett and neither have Stubbs or any other kind of lump.

GQuiz · February 9

$16.99 for 34 lbs. overnighting some butts... we'll see

frankie482 · February 9

RLeeper said:

Saw some in Wally today fifteen lb bag for 7 bucks. Was the last bag on the shelf. I may go back and pick up one if they still have more. Never thought of using briquettes but as long as its lump it should be safe right??

Stubbs sell all natural briquettes. This stuff is lump.

RLeeper · February 9

RLeeper said:

Saw some in Wally today fifteen lb bag for 7 bucks. Was the last bag on the shelf. I may go back and pick up one if they still have more. Never thought of using briquettes but as long as its lump it should be safe right??

Stubbs sell all natural briquettes. This stuff is lump.

Thanks, I think I'll give it a shot. Have you used it before?

frankie482 · February 9

RLeeper said:

RLeeper said:

Saw some in Wally today fifteen lb bag for 7 bucks. Was the last bag on the shelf. I may go back and pick up one if they still have more. Never thought of using briquettes but as long as its lump it should be safe right??

Stubbs sell all natural briquettes. This stuff is lump.
Thanks, I think I'll give it a shot. Have you used it before?

I've never tried nor seen the lump.

cssmd27 · February 9

Great. I come on here looking for the experts' opinions and find out no one knows more than I do. I picked up a bag this week and am planning on using it on a pizza burn tonight. Will report back. If it's pretty good, I'll load up as I see it. (wife will kill me though, because I'm already sitting on nearly 300#'s of Wicked Good!)

GQuiz · February 9

So far, Stubbs transitioned to clear smoke quickly. Decent sized chunks. Will let you know once the cook is done. Turboing butts today.

cssmd27 · February 9

And, doing some reading across the net, it looks like the briquettes are made and distributed by Cowboy and they just license the name. Someone actually contacted Cowboy and they emailed that info back. No word on whether it's the same for the lump, but it would seem like a reasonable conclusion to draw.

RLeeper · February 12

So I went to Wally World and picked up a bag. Did pizza tonight so I figure I would give the Stubbs a shot. Lighting wasn't bad but took more time than other lump I have used. Wanted to cook the pizza at 500. Took a long time getting to temp. When it got above 400 there was no controlling it. Flames galore and nothing was calming it down. Shut the vents and got below four hundred but I was doing pizza and wanted high temps....unable to get above 400 without uncontrollable flames. The taste was a very strong smokey flavor. After the cook I just let the egg burn it away. I won't be using this again no matter the price.

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