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I smell lighter fluid....

Myron Mixon swears (literally) by it and he's "The Winningest Man in BBQ".

Aris. I had to laugh when I saw this.
Had last week off work for a short break, every evening you could smell the lighter fluid, followed minutes later by the unmistakeble smell of burning sausages. EVERY DAY.

Spread the word "CHIMLEY STARTERS" , and save money .

Happy cooking

Eddie

The Chimney Starter has to be the greatest invention of recent years (and I mean not just in BBQ, but generally!) - Makes life so much easier!

derekmiller wrote:Aris. I had to laugh when I saw this.
Had last week off work for a short break, every evening you could smell the lighter fluid, followed minutes later by the unmistakeble smell of burning sausages. EVERY DAY.

When I get out my car every evening I smell this too, feel the need to run about the neighbours educating them.....part of me likes to just waft my sweet smelling pork butts over the fence instead!


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After the lighter fluid, I usually smell burned sugar from the dodgy spice rubs the butcher has put on the meat.

Chimney starters ave been around for a while. I remember using one in the early 80's

MJ2K,
Shall we start a campaign?

"wave your aromatic Butt at your neighbours burnt Sausage"?

Perhaps it needs some refinement, fear the meaning may be lost

Cheers
Tiny

Tiny wrote:MJ2K,
Shall we start a campaign?

"wave your aromatic Butt at your neighbours burnt Sausage"?

Perhaps it needs some refinement, fear the meaning may be lost

Cheers
Tiny

Tiny wrote:MJ2K,
Shall we start a campaign?

"wave your aromatic Butt at your neighbours burnt Sausage"?

Perhaps it needs some refinement, fear the meaning may be lost

Cheers
Tiny

Career in marketing I'm guessing? [SMILING FACE WITH OPEN MOUTH]