Grill/Smoker Fuel
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Grill/Smoker Fuel
What do you use to fuel your grill/smoker?
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I've gone exclusively lump. It works for grilling and low-n-slow in my kettle. It just doesn't seem to work quite as well for l-n-s as the briques did.
Smoke is chunks.
Smoke is chunks.
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