Home Depot has their Kingsford charcoal on sale though the weekend I think.
It's two 13.9lb bags of charcoal for $5.88.
Y'all have a safe and fun weekend and remember those who aren't here so that we can enjoy the lifestyles we all know and love.

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Thanks for the tip. Have a wonderful and safe weekend.MedicMan218 wrote:Just a heads up for y'all that like to cook outside.
Home Depot has their Kingsford charcoal on sale though the weekend I think.
It's two 13.9lb bags of charcoal for $5.88.
Y'all have a safe and fun weekend and remember those who aren't here so that we can enjoy the lifestyles we all know and love.
Okay, that too.WildBill wrote:Thanks for the tip. Have a wonderful and safe weekend.MedicMan218 wrote:Just a heads up for y'all that like to cook outside.
Home Depot has their Kingsford charcoal on sale though the weekend I think.
It's two 13.9lb bags of charcoal for $5.88.
Y'all have a safe and fun weekend and remember those who aren't here so that we can enjoy the lifestyles we all know and love.
It's probably metric. Remember a fifth [of a gallon] of wine is now a smaller 750 ml bottle that costs more money.sjfcontrol wrote:Thirteen POINT NINE pounds? What, couldn't include another briquet to make it an even 14 lbs? Is this like the 1/2 gallon ice cream containers that only contain 0.43 gallons of ice cream? Use too much lighter fluid and...
If you're not using real hardwood lump charcoal, you might as well just stay inside and cook on a gas range.MedicMan218 wrote:I had no idea charcoal snobs existed. Who knew? lol
I typically use dried pecan or mesquite wood but when I do charcoals I get mines at Kroger, it's Royal Oak 100% Natural Wood Charcoal.MedicMan218 wrote:I'm no train conductor....where do you get that stuff?