Ecoblaze Charcoal Briquettes – Ultimate BBQ and Grilling
Ecoblaze Charcoal Briquettes – Ultimate BBQ and Grilling Charcoal Briquette – Restaurant Grade (Charcoal Briquettes, 10kg)
Choose Ecoblaze Charcoal Briquettes for a next-level outdoor and indoor cooking experience.
If you want slow-burning, hot BBQ charcoal briquettes, look no further than Ecoblaze Charcoal Briquettes. They are perfect for outdoor cooking on a variety of different appliances such as grills, pizza ovens, BBQs, tandoor ovens, rotisseries and smoking pits. There are plenty of restaurant grade briquettes per bag to keep you going for many occasions and BBQ parties. Our Ecoblaze Charcoal Briquettes are a great alternative to BBQ coal lumps. These briquettes burn slowly and ensure maximum heat throughout the cooking process. One briquette burns for a long time, helping you to light the perfect fire without much waste. Each box is full of well-wrapped, restaurant-grade charcoal, ready to be put straight into your grill, oven or BBQ. Our Ecoblaze Charcoal Briquettes were created to be the perfect fuel source and enhance your cooking experience for all your outdoor cooking needs. 10kg per box allows you plenty of briquettes for many different occasions.
| Dimensions: | 40.1 x 25.2 x 23.3 cm; 10.64 Kilograms |
| Model: | Charcoal Briquettes |
| Batteries Required: | No |
| Dimensions: | 40.1 x 25.2 x 23.3 cm; 10.64 Kilograms |
I purchased this as a trial as I have started to get into smoking poultry and I noticed my other charcoal was dying out around 2.5hrs. This stuff is great long lasting and less is more.
To light it I used a chimney put some natural fire lighters at the bottom and stood them up. They have a hole running through the middle that allows for the oxygen to pass through and they light in around 15 minutes. I had to place them once lit as they are pretty thick and ended up having to reposition then as they were too hot. I am pleased with my purchase and will be buying them again once I run out.
Highly recommend this charcoal.
You will not be disappointed easy to light and burns white and clean.
Consistent heat so no need to too move charcoal around
Lit at 1:30pm hot enough to cook on at 1:50 and was still hot enough to seal meat on at 5:00pm.
I bought a cheap bbq which also serves as a smoker as a retirement (bored!) bit of fun. Tried loads of coals, charcoal, briquettes etc, but they didn’t work. They either weren’t hot enough or didn’t last. These, however, are brilliant. As other reviews have said they are a pain to light (I use a blow torch now) but once lit they are brilliant. Last for hours at high heat. Seem expensive but it’s the weight that makes them good. A big bag of charcoal can be lifted in one hand and light equals quick burn. I think theyre great.
This is the cheaper brand of ogatan charcoal and in my experience works equally well as others based on bamboo and other compacted carbonised woods. This fuel is like marmite – I love it as it has consistent high output for 4 hours, and use it for bbq pizza oven and fire pit. It is easily moved with tongs as solid blocks. They are best lit in a starter cage, and not suited to all
The seller is amazingly responsive to queries in my experience as delivery drivers can drop the heavy boxes a bit, but even if box is battered, the contents are surprisingly resilient.
Also, do consider the binchotan charcoal for cooking bbq or yakitori etc – real solid 90% carbonised large wood pieces – very heavy and condensed and all natural – no smoke and cooks at even higher temperature with more IR benefits.
Other than an epic task to light it’s pretty good and lasts a while.
My natural Woodcycle lighters really struggled, whereas three of these would get the KJ Big Blocks blazing in seconds. Adding some small chunks of cheap charcoal finally got things moving, and the coals did burn long after that – my only complaint would be the difficulty getting the fire started in the first place.
*May* work well with a chimney for regular BBQs but cannot recommend for kamado due to the lighting issues.
Great charcoal worth spending the bit extra as burns for ages
These catch quickly, last a really long time, and produce a TON of heat. These got hotter than any charcoal I’ve ever used, and if that’s what you’re after, then you’d be hard pressed to find better. The only slight drawback is that they produced papery, whispy ashes as they disintegrated that floated up and landed on food. Other than that, very nice.
Not as dense but weight for weight perform similarly to Big K briquettes.
I haven’t done any long burns to assess whether there is any fall off in extreme situations, but this is definitely a high quality predictable fuel, and not too dusty as it burns.
I like to use lump wood on the bbq so I can quickly add more fuel if needed (unlike if you use briquettes which need preburning)
These burn for a long time and give off an even heat. Great for smoking due to the long burn time
Very impressed, I think it’s the end for cheap briquettes & charcoal! Mainly powdered ash left at end + no black stained hands when handling briquettes!!
It does the trick, is not wow as for the same money in the past we’ve purchased catering grade charcoal and although it takes more time to light up is not even close, but very decent from a domestic standard, could easily make 2 proper family BBQs out of one batch, it worth a try!
Once they’re up and going, they stay lit for a long time and stay warm but it can take a good while to get them going compared to other briquettes I’ve used.
I find the best thing to do is to fill up a chimney starter with coals broken up into fist size pieces, about 3 logs worth. Lay another 3 long logs into the bbq unlit. Then pour the hot coals over them. This way you get good high heat to get the bbq/smoker up to temperature and the long logs will then burn slowly and maintain temperature.
Sure enough after 8 or so hours, they are still going and could go on for easily 10+ hours.
If you are only using for burgers/sausages/basic grilling then 1 chimney of coals broken up into fist size pieces will be plenty. You may not even need a full chimney.
What’s also great is that it doesn’t cover your hands in tons of black soot, doesn’t produce a foul smoke when lighting and not much ash.
Simply put , it’s great stuff. Definitely buying again.