Barbecue Black Natural Coal
All-natural machine-made fruit wood charcoal, white ash and long burning time BBQ charcoal is the fuel for your grilling needs. Made from high-quality, sustainable fruit wood, this charcoal burns cleanly and consistently, giving your food the smoky, savory flavor we all love.
Due to the large size and high-quality raw materials, and the fact that they contain no chemical combustion aids, they take longer to ignite than regular charcoal.
We know that protecting the environment is important to you, which is why our fruit charcoal is manufactured using eco-friendly processes and sustainable sources. Our products are carefully crafted to ensure the highest quality, and we stand by our commitment to provide our customers with the best grilling experience possible.
Our coal supports OEM size, generally 36x400xmm. Our size and packaging can be made according to requirements.
Carton packaging, the weight of each box can also be changed, support wholesale.
FAQ
Questions and Answers about charcoal
Q:1.How long should charcoal burn before cooking?
A:Follow this tip: The grill needs to get good and hot before any food is added. After lighting the grill, cover it with the lid and let the charcoal heat up for at least 15 minutes. You'll know it's ready when it looks gray and ashy.
Q:2.Can you put food on BBQ when coal is black?
A:Resist the urge to rush this step. It's important that you wait until the coals are fully gray before pouring them out of the chimney and into the grill base.
Q:3.Why is charcoal so expensive?
A:While it's not the least expensive charcoal, several factors can contribute to the higher cost of lump charcoal. It has higher raw material costs, is labor-intensive to produce, is an all-natural product, and has limited availability in some areas
Q:4.Why use charcoal instead of coal?
A:With this said, charcoal is said to produce an even more energy efficient fire which burns hotter and longer than coal ever could. Although carbon monoxide can be created during the incomplete combustion of coal, it is released in high levels when charcoal is burned.