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    Royal Oak

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    $9.97 at Home Depot for the weekend here in Georgia.
    Blue Ridge, GA
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      same here too...picked up a couple bags
      LBGE

      Marblehead, MA
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      I'll check, but frankly, I'm a LITTLE disappointed in RO.    Every bag has at least one piece of ceramic or stone in it.   Every bag has at least a couple pieces (not large ones) which are not filled 'coaled'.  Every bag I've gotten is composed of mainly small pieces.  A couple large chunks slip in by mistake and more in the medium, but overall?   Small rules.  
      I've got a bag of 'Frontier Brand' out in the garage.   I've started mixing it in with the RO in the outside container with good results.   Somewhat larger pieces, good burn an no wacky flavor additions.  

      Maybe RO sends 2nd string stuff to California?
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      Begger said:
      I'll check, but frankly, I'm a LITTLE disappointed in RO.    Every bag has at least one piece of ceramic or stone in it.   Every bag has at least a couple pieces (not large ones) which are not filled 'coaled'.  Every bag I've gotten is composed of mainly small pieces.  A couple large chunks slip in by mistake and more in the medium, but overall?   Small rules.  
      I've got a bag of 'Frontier Brand' out in the garage.   I've started mixing it in with the RO in the outside container with good results.   Somewhat larger pieces, good burn an no wacky flavor additions.  

      Maybe RO sends 2nd string stuff to California?

      I'm in Ca- love RO, agree with the smaller pieces, seems mainly that is in the winter- Good results when they start moving product--last couple I bought I had to break down many that were way to big. I get a rock or two in each bag and go through 3-4 bags a month----when the pieces are real small, they get relegated for the chimney starter
      Visalia, Ca @lkapigian
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      Thanks, I may pick some up, I'm not really all that enthralled with it but it does the job.
      Firing up the BGE in Covington, GA

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      Begger said:
      ...  

      Maybe RO sends 2nd string stuff to California?
      Maybe. I am under the impression that Royal Oak is made at several different locations. Does anyone know where Royal Oak is actually made?  Is it possible that the different facilities may produce differing quality products?
      Southeast Florida - LBGE
      In cooking, often we implement steps for which we have no explanations other than ‘that’s what everybody else does’ or ‘that’s what I have been told.’  Dare to think for yourself.
       
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      For the difference in price and availability I can live with a few imperfections. 
      Blue Ridge, GA
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      $9.99 at tractor supply yesterday for 17.6 pound bag

      "it is never too early to drink, but it may be too early to be seen drinking"

      Winston-Salem, NC

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