ProQ Coconut Shell Briquettes 10 KG - Premium Eco-friendly Coconut Charcoal for BBQs - 100% Natural Cocoshell Charcoal

I’ve tried many types of briquettes for my bbq and these are seriously the best.The represent good value for money as they last well and you can use them several times.They have good heat for searing and also temps are very stable for low and slow.I would highly recommend them.

Highly recommended!!I bough it because it wasn’t any other charcoal briquettes options in amazon prime to enjoy an Easter bbq at home and it was the best thing it ever could have happened!!1 - Really easy to burn it up.2 - Very warm for a long time (14 briquettes/2h in hight hit cooking, 1h extra in low cook perfect for fruit, vegetables and jacket potatoes).3 - Non smoke at all.4 - Non added odour from chemical products.5 - Low ashes volume and easy to clean up.It’s perfect for a small houses or balconies bbq due the pervious reasons, you will not have a smoked house. Also the box it’s really good to storage in somewhere at home.The 10kg box for a medium 50cm diameter bbq will give me at least 8/10 uses, depends of the amount of briquettes you wanna burn.A bit expensive thinking you have to pay extra cost for the delivery even being prime member (around £3).Although the quality it’s really good and thinking in food and your health, it’s worthy to pay a bite more to have the best product.Cheap sometimes it cost very expensive.Amazing!!Go for it!!

They light very quickly and have a long burn time and very good heat.Yes you can buy 4 5kg bags of cheap briquettes but these are far superior in my kamado kettle joe. They lasted a full 4 hours and I cooked for 25 people. And they was still burning far longer si much so I had to leave the cover off over night

Great for slow cooking a leg of lamb, easily burns hot enough to cook for 3-4 hours. I’ll never use anything else.

A bit expensive but clean burning, virtually odourless, very hot if needed & with a good duration.Lighting not a problem with a chimney starter but don't let them get carried away - they take some stopping / slowing downMy 'Go To' choice for quality cooks & low 'n' slow on the kettle4 stars because they don't relight very well - so waste hurts a bit more than usual

I'm a BBQ guy and come summer, all the equipment comes out for major smoking exercises. Early on in my BBQ days I learnt that cheap briquettes were nasty stuff contaminating your food with chemicals and fillers that they use to build the briquettes. Worst of all you, it affected the taste especially when using slow cooking techniques. I moved onto branded briquettes which were far better and then onto restaurant grade charcoal which were even better. I was introduced to coconut briquettes quite by accident really. I was overseas on holiday and was asked to buy some coconut briquettes by my BBQ mad buddy. I was really impressed by the consistent heat and how long they lasted. When I came back home, I tracked these down and bought some. I use them mainly for indirect smoking. They are absolutely fantastic. I reckon they last twice as long as standard briquettes and three times longer than standard charcoal. I use a chimney to get them going. Set it alight, wait 20 mins pour them into your pit and you're good to go. If you love to BBQ, get some of these. They are really good. Highly recommended.

Was pretty sceptical about these, having been using charcoal briquettes all my barbecuing life! But I have to say, very impressed. These burn cleanly, with minimal smoke and none of the funny chemical smell you sometimes get with briquettes. And they burn HOT and for probably 2 - 3 times longer than charcoal. I used half as much as I would with charcoal and it was still too much, so with that in mind they are very economical too. Very impressed - will continue using these I think :-)

I love using these. They burn really hot, but last a long time too. You definitely need less than the usuals briquettes. Also seem to get less flare-ups too. Environmentally made and make far better use of coconut shells than painting faces on then or for doing horse trotting sounds.But they take a while to light, even in a chimney starter. But you MUST have a chimney starter, otherwise you'll be eating a lot later than you planned.

Super charbon!!! Normalement j'utilise du charbon weber, mais celui-là est de meilleur qualité