Midwest Hearth 100% Natural Charcoal Starters for BBQ Grill and Barbecue Smokers (48 Squares)
October 27, 2017 - Comment
Features: • All Natural – Made from wood chips, recycled newsprint, and pure parafin. • No harmful chemicals or substances. • Completely odorless and tasteless – will not flavor your food. • Lights fast and burns long, even when wet. • Lights most fires with a single square. • Made in the USA Compatibility: ✔ Charcoal grills ✔ Barbecue smokers ✔ Ceramic “kamado” style grills and smokers ✔ Lump charcoal ✔ Hardwood charcoal ✔ Charcoal briquettes ✔ Also great for camp fires, fire pits, and more! Instructions: • Each package contains “bricks” scored into individual starter squares. • Break apart a brick into individual squares. • Place a single square into position in your grill. • Light the rough edge of the square with a match or lighter.
Product Features
- 100% NATURAL – No toxic substances, odorless and tasteless, will not flavor food.
- FAST LIGHTING – Lights within 1/10th of a second. Lights even when wet.
- LONG LASTING – Each square can burn approximately 10 minutes. Only 1-square needed!
- BEST RESULTS – Use with lump charcoal, hardwood charcoal, and briquettes.
- MADE IN USA – Quality made in America.
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Great all natural starter for your grill and smoker. I have only used one of these thus far, but very pleased so far. I used it to start briquette and lump charcoal in a chimney for my smoker. In the past I have used the small white waxy ones, that come from local stores. These look more natural, and started my charcoal without issue. I will be using these all the time when I fire up the smoker now.
Really good fire starter. Really good fire starter from Midwest Hearth. These are all natural and very easy to use. My only minor suggestion is that I wish these were packaged in a reseal able plastic inner liner. As it is I have to take them and put them in a different baggie type or plastic container to make sure that they do not absorb moisture and swell. Where I live the humidity is extremely high.
These are definitely worth the money. Until I discovered … These are definitely worth the money. Until I discovered these, light BBQ fires were a pain in the butt. Now, I just load up the chimney with some wood charcoal and one of these, and in no time we’re cooking. They’re a lot easier to work with than wadded up newspaper.