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Hi Rob,

I had looked at their website but no prices displayed - I guess you need to call.


http://www.directcharcoal.co.uk/products/restaurant-charcoal-/

Hi stu,

Yes you need to call, delivery charges I guess depend on amount and distance, well worth ordering a pallet of this stuff though, it ...

Not much to add to what's been said, apart from the name tells you everything that's wrong about this stunt. We all of course know that "flames" are the enemy of barbecue!

They can be found prett cheaply these days, saw them in Tesco for a tenner. Bought mine three years ago, weber jobby for twenty quid, and it was a very good investment

Ha, yes it's true, but it's always terrible!

Direct charcoal do restaurant grade with lumps the size of my head, £7.50 for 12kg. Unbelievably cheap for the best charcoal I've ever used. Not sure of delivery charges (I drive out there - Peak District - twice a year and pick up a six month supply. Burns hotter and longer than anything I've used.

Sadly we don't have a fan oven, and our gas oven runs too hot. Upgrading to a fan oven later this year, but this rig has more capacity, uses less juice, runs cool and won't make the kitchen sweltering hot!

With a glut of poblano peppers about to be harvested, I wanted a dehydrator to dry them into ancho chiles. Prices range from £30 for a flimsy piece of junk to hundreds of pounds for ones with stainless steel racks. Then I had a thought: I have a cold smoker cabinet with steel racks, all I needed to ...

That's really useful thanks. I've been considering a similar rig to cover me, the smoker and the kit for a while. This looks doable even for a novice like myself!

JBBQ wrote:I just built a fold-out shelter for my GMG - hinged on the wall and held up with bamboo when it does rain, not in the way when it doesn't ... before that an umbrella, in a holder designed for a golf trolley!

Thanks jbbq. Do you have any pics of your handy work?

My UDS serves me well, and I enjoy much of the ritual of cooking on it... BUT...

sometimes I yearn for an easy life, and find myself considering an electric smoker. I know I would be forgoing much of the fun, not to mention the bark. I can sacrifice that. What keeps me from buying one is rain. I ...