Weber Steakhouse Restaurant Charcoal

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SmokeySouls
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Weber Steakhouse Restaurant Charcoal

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Hi Guys,

I'm still getting to grips with smoking and I recently purchased some Weber Steakhouse Restaurant Charcoal, I wanted to see if anyone has any experience with this when smoking. I have a feeling that this is the wrong type of charcoal to do long smokes with.

I have been using Big Green Egg Lump Charcoal which has served me good but I wanted to see if there was anything else out there. I'm not really into using Briquettes.

Thanks in advance

Michael
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Re: Weber Steakhouse Restaurant Charcoal

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Hi Michael, I use lump wood all the time for smoking as you dont get any nasty chemical taste. I've had 10 plus hours out of a load. So long as your air control is good it should be tickety boo.

The only briquettes I use are weber ones.
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Re: Weber Steakhouse Restaurant Charcoal

Post by BraaiMeesterWannabe »

I've just switched to heat beads from Webber briquettes. No foul smoke or flavours and 14 to 16 hour cook times in my WSM no problem. That said, I didn't have flavour problems from Webber either and got good long cook times there too.
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