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patruns
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bam, that is some good looking lump. Have you tried it yet? I see they have quite a few places in the states to buy from.
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matt6150
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| day_trippr wrote: | | Quote: | | Yes but the made in the USA stuff says it right on the front of the bag at the bottom and the bags are wider than that, to fit the much larger pieces! |
Really?
I think you're done...
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To be fair I thought we were talking about the 17lb bags. I have never seen or bought 10lb bags. I know for a fact that the 17lb bags say made in USA on the front bottom corner and are wider than the Argentina 17lb bags. I have both in my garage. RD no longer has the USA stuff unfortunatly it's all Argentina stuff but it is only 7.99 for a 17lb bag. |
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day_trippr
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Well, hey! I'm all about being fair! And, to be fair, nobody even mentioned any weights of RO bags in this entire thread until you just did
Anyway....All's well that ends well - as long as you don't shop at Restaurant Depot, I gather 
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matt6150
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| Well I guess you were right about nobody mentioning weights until me! I guess I've never seen 10lbers so just always assumed the 17lber. haha |
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bam
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| Posted: Jun 13 2010 Post subject: |
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| patruns wrote: |
bam, that is some good looking lump. Have you tried it yet? I see they have quite a few places in the states to buy from. |
Yes I have I get it from the bbq guru guys and fred's music and bbq here in Pa. Great lump a little hard to light but once going look out. Burns very hot and very long.
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darylcincy
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| matt6150 wrote: | | day_trippr wrote: | | Quote: | | Yes but the made in the USA stuff says it right on the front of the bag at the bottom and the bags are wider than that, to fit the much larger pieces! |
Really?
I think you're done...
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To be fair I thought we were talking about the 17lb bags. I have never seen or bought 10lb bags. I know for a fact that the 17lb bags say made in USA on the front bottom corner and are wider than the Argentina 17lb bags. I have both in my garage. RD no longer has the USA stuff unfortunatly it's all Argentina stuff but it is only 7.99 for a 17lb bag. |
It's different here in Cincinnati at The RD , last year and up till May this year I could only get the Argentina RO but I was there today and sure enought now they got the wider 17lb bag made in the USA. I like the USA stuff better.
-Daryl
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