Posted on Jul 10, 2021
Charcoal Briquettes History: Forged by Henry Ford’s Love of Byproducts
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When was the last time you actually used charcoal for a barbeque?
Charcoal Briquettes History: Forged by Henry Ford’s Love of Byproducts
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Every once in awhile I dust off a small grill that uses charcoal, it gives a much better flavor in my opinion.
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I've been using gas since I around 95 except when we go up on our boat when I use a small charcoal grill.
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Ñuke Delta Argentinian Style Wood Fire Gaucho Grill Overview | BBQGuys
An Argentinian style Gaucho Grill is perfect for anyone who loves to play with fire! The Nuke Delta 2 brings you back to the tradition of making an event out...
Went *Nuke* last year and still learning the ins and outs. Using wood, mesquite and charcoal.
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SFC (Join to see) - The Nuke = wow! Also picked up a Kenyon (Made in USA) City Grill earlier this year. Great/quick alternative when in a rush or if weather isn’t ideal.
https://www.cookwithkenyon.com/shop/city-grill/
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Kenyon Portable City Grill - Handcrafted for Urban Living
Shop the City Grill by Kenyon, the perfect solution for those who live in urban areas where gas and charcoal grills are not permitted. Handcrafted in
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