Which briquettes?

[Pecker]

But then again, so are Heat Beads:

http://www.heatbeads.com.au/tip/how-are ... ttes-made/

A combination of charcoal and coal, but apparebtly, according to this retailer, the coal makes up at least 80% of the stuff:

http://www.alfresia.co.uk/heat-beads-4k ... ettes.html

Steve W

[SmokeyBBQYum]

I've always used Weber's briquettes, they seem to last longer than anything else ive tried and stay at a good temperature. I've heard good things about the heat beats though