Charcoal F/S Denver area

[Fourthwind]

I have several pallets of Natures Grilling Hardwood Briquette's. This is all brand new product that I am selling to support my BBQ competition habit. =)

Natures Grilling Briquette's have no fillers other than 5% corn starch as a binder. They produce more heat for a longer period of time than any other briquette on the market. They are also a green company that uses only trimmings from their hardwood forests, and do not cut tree's. 100% sustainable resource! I have been using this charcoal in our smokers with awesome results. Great flavor, and since it burns better, I have to use less of it.

I have 9 Pound bags for $4.75 Each or 4 bags for $18.00 or 10 bags for $45.00

I also have 16 Pound bags for $8.00 Each or 4 bags for $31.00 or 10 bags for 75.00

Not going to ship this stuff, and not going to deliver unless it's a pallet load to a front range address.

Thanks, Mark

[Mark R]

Sadly I'm too far away, it sounds good. Any idea how it compares to Stubbs - it's made the same way?

[lynsey123]

Sounds like a great deal but I live up here in Canada and my wife gets pissed when I drive 5 miles to get charcoal.

[Fourthwind]

Sadly I'm too far away, it sounds good. Any idea how it compares to Stubbs - it's made the same way?

I have not played with stubbs. I can tell you that it is hotter than Nature-glo, kingsford competition, or Royal Oak restraunt grade charcoals.

I heard a rumor that Wally World in Canada is carrying the product now.