View Poll Results: What do you prefer to cook over?

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  • Lumpwood Charcoal

    6 31.58%
  • Charcoal Briquettes

    7 36.84%
  • Instant Lighting Lumpwood Charcoal

    1 5.26%
  • Instant Lighting Charcoal Briquettes

    1 5.26%
  • Gas

    4 21.05%
  • Electric

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    How do you get it hot?

    Your barbeque, I mean?
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    I'm on gas these days, but I used to be a lumpwood man
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    Lumpwood with a turbo. The BBQ is made from an old boiler and has a hose attached at the bottom. To get it going quick an old vac cleaner in blow mode is attached to the bottom. BBQ is hot in around 10 mins.

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    A layer of briquettes but I get them going by using a bag of instant light lumpwood... I like the briquettes as they last for ages... They can be a git to get going though but the instant light stuff takes care of that

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    speaking of turbo charged bar-be-ques

    check out this one that my owners club have built for club shows !

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    Quote Originally Posted by Flibb
    Lumpwood with a turbo. The BBQ is made from an old boiler and has a hose attached at the bottom. To get it going quick an old vac cleaner in blow mode is attached to the bottom. BBQ is hot in around 10 mins.
    Pics....

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    Im all for these bags of charcoal which you just light... Either that or normal charcoal doused in lighter fluid. Ive got this really naff white cream stuff that just doesnt work, and neither do firelighters. The briquettes are just too small to get any kind of airflow going on inbetween them and having a firelighter underneath.

    Either way, it has to be charcoal all the way.

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    Clean Lumpwood for me not that I do much BBQing.

    I once had to try and run an iron smelting furnace with quick lighting charcoal which was a joke. How anyone could cook food over such smoky and dubious smelling stuff is beyond me

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    Quote Originally Posted by turkster
    Clean Lumpwood for me not that I do much BBQing.

    I once had to try and run an iron smelting furnace with quick lighting charcoal which was a joke. How anyone could cook food over such smoky and dubious smelling stuff is beyond me
    Did it work?

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    3 seconds from lighting to ready to cook? Thats insane!

    Love the photo though!

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    Aye, not even enough time for Zakky to sacrifice a sausage!
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    I dunno, I think 3 seconds of that is enough time to sacrifice a small eliphant, looking at the picture.

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    Deffo briquettes! <kicks himself stupid for being seduced into buying gas BBQ >

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    Sent a mate out last year to get somm bbq briquette's.........he came back with a bag of COAL ......the stuff you put on a fire.......we gave it a go but got nowhere cos it would have taken about 4 hours to get goin

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    Quote Originally Posted by Shogun
    Did it work?
    Yeah we got about a 1lb iron bloom out of it but it didnt smell edible

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