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Charcoal & Briquettes

Our pick B&B Charcoal Oak Lump Charcoal

Why: B&B is the lump-charcoal choice here; Smoked BBQ Source reports that its charcoal-making process uses no additives.12 That declaration gives buyers who avoid added ingredients a concrete reason to choose it.2

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Cooking Wood Logs & Splits

Our pick Gozney Dome Wood

Why: Its pieces are about 5.5 inches long, versus approximately 12 inches for the Alfa box; that shorter length is the reason to choose it when firebox space is tight.34 The ash-and-beech mixture comes in a roughly 19.8-pound package.5

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Hardwood Grilling Pellets

Our pick Weber GrillMaster Blend All-Natural Hardwood Pellets

Why: Its maple, hickory and cherry blend saves you mixing separate bags yourself.67 Smoked BBQ Source describes its flavor as mild and balanced, making it our choice when you prefer a gentler smoke taste.6

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Solid Grill Fire Starters

Our pick Meeco's Red Devil SureStart Firelighting Squares

Why: SureStart uses compressed wood fiber and wax, a straightforward choice if you prefer a fiber-based starter.8 Meeco says the squares light even when wet, useful if a starter gets damp before you light it.8

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Sources

  1. www.bbcharcoal.com
  2. www.smokedbbqsource.com
  3. www.gozney.com
  4. www.patioandpizza.com
  5. www.hirsch-ille.de
  6. www.smokedbbqsource.com
  7. www.weber.com
  8. www.meecomfg.com
  9. www.weber.com
  10. www.weber.com
  11. www.traeger.com
  12. www.pcrichard.com
  13. www.gertens.com