Walmart has 17.6-lbs B&B Charcoal Competition Oak Charcoal Briquets on sale for $9.97. Shipping is free w/ Walmart+ (free 30-day trial) or on orders of $35+.
Thanks to community member Clarkbug for finding this deal.
Features:
Made from real oak
Burn hotter, longer, cleaner on the grill
Larger than the average briquet made from a blend of charred hardwoods with a vegetable starch binder
Adds great, smoky flavor to any protein or vegetable when cooking on the grill
Suitable for all styles of outdoor cooking appliances, including kettle-style barbecues, barrel grills, smokers, and Kamado-style ceramic cookers
Our research indicates that this offer is $7.02 lower (41% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $16.99.
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B&B Charcoal Texas-style Competition Oak Briquets 17.6 Pound are a favorite among champion pitmasters because of their long and clean burn. But you don't have to be a pro on the grill to use these high-quality, real oak charcoal briquets. One bag creates an optimal amount of smoke, burning at low or high temperatures, which produces that great, delicious smoky flavor you're looking for. Great for charcoal grilling with any meat or vegetable. 17.6 Pound B&B Oak Competition Briquets made from real oak B&B Charcoal Oak Competition Briquets burn hotter, longer, cleaner on the grill Larger than the average briquet made from a blend of charred hardwoods that is held together with a vegetable starch binder Adds great, smoky flavor to any protein or vegetable when cooking on the grill Use these professional-style briquets in all styles of outdoor cooking appliances, including classic kettle-style barbecues, barrel grills and smokers, and Kamado-style ceramic cookers One bag of B&B Charcoal delivers a longer burn than the average charcoal briquet No chemical additives or fillers
Model Number:
B00074D-48R
Product SKU:
5692910317
UPC:
34326001748
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Walmart has 17.6-lbs B&B Charcoal Competition Oak Charcoal Briquets on sale for $9.97. Shipping is free w/ Walmart+ (free 30-day trial) or on orders of $35+.
Thanks to community member Clarkbug for finding this deal.
Features:
Made from real oak
Burn hotter, longer, cleaner on the grill
Larger than the average briquet made from a blend of charred hardwoods with a vegetable starch binder
Adds great, smoky flavor to any protein or vegetable when cooking on the grill
Suitable for all styles of outdoor cooking appliances, including kettle-style barbecues, barrel grills, smokers, and Kamado-style ceramic cookers
Our research indicates that this offer is $7.02 lower (41% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $16.99.
Please see the original post for additional details & give the WIKI and additional forum comments a read for helpful discussion.
Deal History includes data from multiple reputable stores, such as Best Buy, Target, and Walmart. The lowest price among stores for a given day is selected as the "Sale Price".
Sale Price does not include sale prices at Amazon unless a deal was posted by a community member.
This is .56 per pound. I was just at Home Depot and noted that the normal Kingsford, not competition, is .62 every day price.
So this is a good deal, but not killer, for an everyday griller like me who doesn't know the difference between regular and competition charcoal. I did see at my HD some brand of XL charcoal briquets that were on clearance and were .50 per pound. Sorry I didn't snap a picture for posting, but .50 didn't seem like a killer deal so it didn't really strike me to post it here. I've always used kingsford and Sam's and Costco tend to have it at every day prices of about .55 or so, so I just buy that barring a great deal elsewhere.
Last edited by CreditGuy March 12, 2026 at 12:28 PM.
I recently switched from Kingsford to these, and they spark and pop a bit more when pouring them out of the chimney. They do last longer, but probably because they're a bit bigger. Flavor is better for sure due to the incorporated wood. As others have indicated, I don't know why Walmart shows them regularly priced at $31, because I've never seen that price. I've never paid more than $10 per bag.
Side note, I usually indirect cook and add additional chunks of hardwood for smoke and these briquettes are much better for that task.
Last edited by dirtpeople March 12, 2026 at 07:52 AM.
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So this is a good deal, but not killer, for an everyday griller like me who doesn't know the difference between regular and competition charcoal. I did see at my HD some brand of XL charcoal briquets that were on clearance and were .50 per pound. Sorry I didn't snap a picture for posting, but .50 didn't seem like a killer deal so it didn't really strike me to post it here. I've always used kingsford and Sam's and Costco tend to have it at every day prices of about .55 or so, so I just buy that barring a great deal elsewhere.
I switched to Cowboy briquettes, $18 for 40lbs at Walmart. They perform just as good as these, but cheaper.
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Side note, I usually indirect cook and add additional chunks of hardwood for smoke and these briquettes are much better for that task.
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