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Kingford Competition Charcoal

cheid1977
cheid1977 Posts: 20
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I saw a new Kingsford Competition charcoal at Meijer made specifically for ceramic smokers.  Does anyone use Kingsford charcoal in their Egg?
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  • KKorkmaz
    KKorkmaz Posts: 150
    A friend of mine used this in his WSM and was very happy with the results but I haven't heard of anyone using it in the BGE.
    Chicago, Illinois
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  • HeavyG
    HeavyG Posts: 10,380
    It is not unheard of to use briquettes in a kamado. Just more ash to deal with.

    Kingsford Comp charcoal creates less ash than their normal blue bag briquettes but still quite a bit more than lump charcoal.

    I haven't seen a Kingsford product that says it is made specifically for ceramic cookers. Give it a try.
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