Hey
Anyone know where I can get the compressed wood dust firelights like you get with a BGE, but without BGE tax on top (i.e. unbranded)? Heaven forbid a petrochemical comes near the little green egg!
I think Tesco used to do them as value firelighters, or something? Can't find them now.
cheers
Ben
BGE firelighters
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Re: BGE firelighters
I use these: http://www.landmann.de/landmann/en/acce ... ing-blocks
But the place I usually get them from (http://www.planetbarbecue.co.uk) is out of stock & has been for a while.
But the place I usually get them from (http://www.planetbarbecue.co.uk) is out of stock & has been for a while.
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Re: BGE firelighters
Screw up a bit of news paper and add a small amount of veg' oil and this will get the charcoal going.
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Swindon_Ed wrote:Screw up a bit of news paper and add a small amount of veg' oil and this will get the charcoal going.
I find this adds a funny taste and smell but kitchen roll doesn't when soaked in a little oil, the landmann cubes are good if you can track them down. Failing that my back up is an electric paint stripper.
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Re: BGE firelighters
What about one of the cheap weedburners would they do?
