Webber bricketts
- Eddie
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Webber bricketts
Dose anyome know if webber bricketts are at the same quality as heat beads, or if not better ?
A local garden centre is selling webber bricketts. As I'm finding it hard to find heat beads locally, I would like to know if these are a good subsitute or not.
Eddie
A local garden centre is selling webber bricketts. As I'm finding it hard to find heat beads locally, I would like to know if these are a good subsitute or not.
Eddie
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All Weather Griller
Re: Webber bricketts
Eddie, they used to BE heat beads, but now they are webers own brand. I will be totally honest here, I used a couple of bags and found they left a really odd film over the Walls of my cookers. When I asked the supplier they said it was the starch they used for binding. It was a food grade starch, corn or potato and it was nothing to be concerned about.
I haven't used them since, I thought if they leave a visible film on my cookers then what is it doing to my food.
HTH
Adie
I haven't used them since, I thought if they leave a visible film on my cookers then what is it doing to my food.
HTH
Adie
Re: Webber bricketts
It really is great using lump charcoal when you have been used to briquettes before. Not half as much shite over the bowl of the grill.
I used briquettes twice in the WSM and it was a mess. Cleaned it off, moved to lump and not really a problem.
My kettle grill on the other hand is disgusting! All due to the briquette starch over the bottom bowl.
I used briquettes twice in the WSM and it was a mess. Cleaned it off, moved to lump and not really a problem.
My kettle grill on the other hand is disgusting! All due to the briquette starch over the bottom bowl.
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Re: Webber bricketts
Agreed, I'd always favour lump over briquettes. However some people can't get hold of decent lump and are forced to use briquettes. If using them I'd say heat beads or cocochell briquettes are the best option but don't use the minion method as the briquettes do tend to stink a bit when they're lighting.
Re: Webber bricketts
I can't lump round by me and I don't have a Bookers or Makro account (anyone wanting to hook me up would be appreciated!)
I resorted to buying online and as I've posted beforeLiverpool Wood Pellets are good.
If you buy 5 bags of the Restaurant Lump it works out at under £10 a bag, delivered to your door.
I resorted to buying online and as I've posted beforeLiverpool Wood Pellets are good.
If you buy 5 bags of the Restaurant Lump it works out at under £10 a bag, delivered to your door.
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Re: Webber bricketts
Cool, I'd seen these guys before but didn't know if their charcoal was any good. Nice to have a recommendation.
Re: Webber bricketts
They are good and have provided me great service. They sell the same lump in the 12kg bags you get at Bookers and Makro.
I've just been in contact with the owner about offering a society discount (hope I'm not stepping on anyone's toes!)
He said to use the code 'wewantsun' for 4% off at the check out.
I've just been in contact with the owner about offering a society discount (hope I'm not stepping on anyone's toes!)
He said to use the code 'wewantsun' for 4% off at the check out.
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Re: Webber bricketts
Great job n the discount and the discount code is very applicable!!
Is there a minimum order Rog?
Is there a minimum order Rog?
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Re: Webber bricketts
I had a look earlier and if you buy 15 bags it works out at just over 8 quid per bag
Or was it 25 to get that price???
Can't remember but it was a much better buy than it is at Booker and Makro 
Re: Webber bricketts
Not that I know of, my first order was only for 24kg so I assume not. You just get better value if you order more...All Weather Griller wrote:Great job n the discount and the discount code is very applicable!!
Is there a minimum order Rog?
1 bag + del = £14.99
2 bags + del = £25.99 (£12.95 a bag)
4 bags + del = £48.00 (£12.00 a bag)
5 bags + del = £49.00 (£9.80 a bag)
15 bags + del = £128 (£8.53 a bag)
25 bags + del = £186 (£7.44 a bag)
And if you've the space
50 bags + delivery = £6.34 a bag!
And that's all without the 4% discount.
