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10-Lbs. Royal Oak Super-Size Ridge Charcoal Grilling/Smoking Briquets Bag

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$3.35

$7.98

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Lowe's has 10-Lbs. Royal Oak Super-Size Ridge Charcoal Grilling/Smoking Briquets Bag (800002168) on sale for $3.33. Select free store pickup where stock permits to save on delivery fees.

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Super Size Ridge Briquet
Classic BBQ Flavor
High Heat Grilling + Low/Slow Smoking
Made in the USA

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Good price for these super-size ridge charcoal briquets; typically runs for $7.98/bag ($4.65 Off or 58.27% Overall Savings)
Authentic savory, smoky flavor, perfect for grilling beef, pork, chicken, seafood and vegetables; high temperatures for sear _ low and slow smoking at consistent temperatures
Offer valid through July 1, 2024 or while promotional price/supplies last

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Written by idk_then | Staff

Super Size Ridge Briquet
Classic BBQ Flavor
High Heat Grilling + Low/Slow Smoking
Made in the USA

Editor's Notes

Written by RevOne | Staff

Good price for these super-size ridge charcoal briquets; typically runs for $7.98/bag ($4.65 Off or 58.27% Overall Savings)
Authentic savory, smoky flavor, perfect for grilling beef, pork, chicken, seafood and vegetables; high temperatures for sear _ low and slow smoking at consistent temperatures
Offer valid through July 1, 2024 or while promotional price/supplies last

Additional Notes

Please see original post for additional details & give the WIKI and additional forum comments a read for helpful discussion - Discombobulated

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Written by idk_then | Staff

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Model: Royal Oak Super Size 10Lb Briquette - Classic BBQ Flavor, Fast Start Ridge Design, Burns Long and Hot - Wood Charcoal for Authentic Grilling

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Post Date	Sold By	Sale Price	Activity
04/28/25	Lowe's	$4.98	5
05/26/24	Lowe's	$4.98	1

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txab

Royal Oak has performed better for me than Kingsford.

Never had a problem with it staying lit throughout the cook

HairlessBanana

The royal oak briquettes I've used in the past have been awful. Don't get hot and often times it does not stay lit.

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Tourist1292

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Don't see that price and it is 6/26 today. The ad actually says 6/27 to 7/1.

Last edited by Tourist1292 June 26, 2024 at 02:22 PM.

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Quote from Tourist1292

Don't see that price and it is 6/26 today. The ad actually says 6/27 to 7/1.

Oh my goodness thank you for catching that. Fixing typo.

Last edited by idk_then June 26, 2024 at 03:06 PM.

romodome

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Thanks. Guess I'll be picking up 3 bags tomorrow

HairlessBanana

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The royal oak briquettes I've used in the past have been awful. Don't get hot and often times it does not stay lit.

yesitsmario

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yesitsmario

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Not too bad for $0.33/lb, might pick up a few bags.

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Quote from HairlessBanana

The royal oak briquettes I've used in the past have been awful. Don't get hot and often times it does not stay lit.

Royal Oak has performed better for me than Kingsford.

Never had a problem with it staying lit throughout the cook

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Quote from HairlessBanana

The royal oak briquettes I've used in the past have been awful. Don't get hot and often times it does not stay lit.

I've had the same experience the few times I've tried royal oak briquettes

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Love a charcoal deal and royal oak has never let me down!

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EagerActivity920

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Their lump charcoal is the worst. Cheapest price most of the time, but quality is horrible. Hoping this is better, otherwise I'd say check out cowboy briquettes at Walmart, under $20 for 2 17ish pound bags. Great quality!

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It takes some time to heat up, but what I remember is that it stays hot longer. Kingsford gets really hot initially and burns up quick

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Quote from EagerActivity920

Yep, same here. Found chunks of metal and a fist sized rock in my last bag. Keyword: Last

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New to charcoal grilling. Got "briquets" and steak was ruined by strong perfume smell. Any rec on just pure charcoal?

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Quote from PocketSmiley

New to charcoal grilling. Got "briquets" and steak was ruined by strong perfume smell. Any rec on just pure charcoal?

Fogo is the best that I've used--get the brown bag and it comes with HUGE chunks of charcoal.

Otherwise, using Kingsford and a chimney has been great for me.

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Quote from PocketSmiley

New to charcoal grilling. Got "briquets" and steak was ruined by strong perfume smell. Any rec on just pure charcoal?

Don't get anything flavored like "hickory". Start with just regular kingsford in the blue bag, or some good all natural lump charcoal from a bbq supply store. Hog heaven is my preferred lump but I understand it's not available everywhere. If you don't have one yet, make sure you get yourself a chimney starter, and make sure your coals are white/ashes over before dumping them in the grill. You don't necessarily want charcoal smoke on your food. If you want smoke, get some hardwood chunks to add to your charcoal like hickory or post oak.
And specifically with steaks, depending on the cut you're likely going to want to reverse sear until you get dialed in and used to what you're going. Lots of Weber kettle grill reverse sear videos out there on YouTube.

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Quote from PocketSmiley

New to charcoal grilling. Got "briquets" and steak was ruined by strong perfume smell. Any rec on just pure charcoal?

Do you mean a lighter fluid smell? Did you use instant light briquettes or lighter fluid? If you put your steak on before that stuff burns off it will impart a flavor for sure. I recommend using a chimney starter to light the coals

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Product Description:	Royal Oak Super-size charcoal briquets are 50% bigger on average* than conventional charcoal briquets and light fast, with high heat and a long burn time for an ultimate grilling experience. Give your food that classic smoky, wood-fired BBQ flavor you know and love. Made in the USA from the finest hardwoods and featuring our patented fast-start ridge design for superior air flow and consistent temperatures. Perfect for grilling at high temperatures and for low and slow smoking. Works great in charcoal grills and smokers. *Compared to Nationally Available Conventional Charcoal Briquets in the USA by Volume on Average. Royal Oak Super-Size Ridge Charcoal Briquets - 10lb Bag for High Heat Grilling and Low & Slow Smoking - Made in USA \| 800002168
Product SKU:	5013767859_5013767859
UPC:	16800021688

10-Lbs. Royal Oak Super-Size Ridge Charcoal Grilling/Smoking Briquets Bag

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