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Stubb's 14-lb Charcoal Briquettes - $5.49 / 14 lbs @ Lowes BM YMMV
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I was at my local Lowes [lowes.com] last night, and noticed they had their Stubbs charcoal on clearance.
$5.49 for 14 lbs = $.0392 per lb. 45% off.
Stubbs is a no-filler briquette that burns like lump. The price per pound is really good for this type of charcoal.
So if you weren't able to take advantage of the HD/Weber deal, you might want to try Lowes/Stubbs.
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I'm not sure how accurate BS is. They report no stock at my local store, but the store had about half a pallet for sale. 3/5 stores in my area had inventory from what I could tell.
$5.49 for 14 lbs = $.0392 per lb. 45% off.
Stubbs is a no-filler briquette that burns like lump. The price per pound is really good for this type of charcoal.
So if you weren't able to take advantage of the HD/Weber deal, you might want to try Lowes/Stubbs.
Brickseek Linky [brickseek.com]
I'm not sure how accurate BS is. They report no stock at my local store, but the store had about half a pallet for sale. 3/5 stores in my area had inventory from what I could tell.
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| Rating: | (5 out of 5 stars) |
| Reviews: | 47 Lowe's Reviews |
| Product Name: | Stubb's 14-lb Charcoal Briquettes |
| Product Description: | All natural charcoal briquette, high heat, less ash No coal, no chemicals |
| Product SKU: | 1000239075 |
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Long-Burning: https://brickseek.com/home-depot-...=301001358
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Kingsford Pro is another no-filler briquette.
Kingsford Long Burn appears to have slightly less charcoal, per the SDS.
Match-Light: https://brickseek.com/home-depot-...=205796042
Long-Burning: https://brickseek.com/home-depot-...=301001358
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Searching BS, I think the number was 202255974
I keep my charcoal in the shed. I've had some bags last about a year without issue. Though a friend gave me some of the old formula kingsford last summer to compare and 1 bag was going soft/moldy. No clue how old they were or how they were stored. But 1 of 3 went bad.
However you store it, make sure that it doesn't sit on concrete. Concrete will wick moisture out of the ground and into everything that it touches.