cowboy all natural briquettes

zysmith · Posted: Jul 30 2011 Post subject: cowboy all natural briquettes

I tried some Cowboy all natural briquettes last week when we were camping in NH. Only used for grilling but it got HOT. Had a nice aroma and flavor, almost like a good lump charcoal.. I was very impressed.

Haven't seen it around me but if I do I will keep some on hand.
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Kingsford barrel grill with offset smoker
Weber Silver B gasser

Riskdude · Posted: Jul 30 2011 Post subject:

Hmmm I have not had much success with straight Cowboy. Maybe they are cleaning up their act??
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Bunch a loose steel lying around.

patruns · Posted: Jul 30 2011 Post subject:

I use Cowboy to clean out the BBQ the next day......
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Weber Q 220
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Old Smoker · Posted: Jul 31 2011 Post subject:

I haven't seen the briquettes. I've tried the lump twice. The first was a small bag I bought quite awhile bag,lotta small stuff then I recently got a 20# bag for $6.00, nice big chunks,looked impressive but still spaked and poped like the 4th. Never tried any lump in the smoker just use it for grill'n
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Johnpv · Joined: 30 May 2011 Posts: 22 Location: NJ

I have to wonder if Cowboy has improved their act. I've read a lot of negative reviews of their product around the net. When I first got my grill a few months ago, it was the only lump I could find at the time. I bought 2 bags and both were pretty nice. It was good lump chunks of raw wood, as opposed to the lumber waste that a lot of people were talking about. Since then I've found a source for Mali's and I haven't looked back but I do wonder if they've started to improve their product.