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How about this:

http://www.clayovens.com/Products/Robat ... e_Grill/21

I can really recommend http://shop.vitcas.com/

Excellent service, products and price.


Edit - Just re-read your comment and saw you only wanted a couple! Might not be what you need after all sorry.

Always here.

That looks fantastic!

I haven't grilled with my kamado yet. Any tips? I would be worried about nuking it.

Regarding ordering meat on-line, two websites spring to mind:

www.turnerandgeorge.co.uk

Expensive and London based, but excellent quality stuff - they did meatopia last year

www.knightonsfamilybutchers.co.uk

A bit cheaper but they have good reviews as well.

I haven't personally used either but ...

Tropical forest canopy trees are mostly tall hardwoods and mangrove is a very popular wood for charcoal (some pictures of production sites here: http://www.langkawi-nature.com/Mangrove-photos.htm )

A lot of the time we don't have a choice when we buy things. If, when you filled your ...

You are certainly right about it being difficult to buy FSC charcoal! There are a lot of reasons for this though. It costs the woodland owner a lot to have their woodland certified. it also costs whoever buys the wood because they have to be audited as well. Since a lot of wood for (British ...

I can only go on experience - it's better than all the charcoal I've been able to buy in shops, longest, hottest burn I've had, nice clean burn, low smoke.

I wasn't suggesting the quality would be poor, only that it is so cheap that someone or something is being exploited.

You can buy 8 pork ...

Looking at their website I don't think they make anything, it seems they just import it. I would love to know where they are getting lump from so cheap that they can sell it at 59p / kilo. Personally that would worry me.

so whats a 20kg bag of charcoal worth in England???

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It would depend on the charcoal.

British made lumpwood charcoal will be around £2 / kg

You could buy imported lump charcoal for between £1 - £1.50 / kg

And the briquettes will usually be cheaper than ...