HOTTER. LONGER. CLEANER.
Premium coconut shell charcoal briquettes for outdoor BBQ and grilling. Build direct and indirect heat zones for your next cookout.
Coconut shell
charcoal for BBQ.
COCO-BBQ is all-natural coconut shell charcoal formed into cylindrical briquettes with central airflow holes. Each 10 lbs box contains four individually wrapped packs. Choose your fuel load for your grill and cooking session.
Good times.
Great fire.
From the first flame to the last bite. Explore the photos and find inspiration for your next cookout.
KNOW YOUR FUEL
Choose more than
ordinary charcoal.
Compare the source. The shape. The ingredients.
COCO-BBQ
All-natural coconut shell fuel.
Airflow holes. Consistent cylinders. Four wrapped packs.
Hardwood lump
Shape can vary.
Irregular chunks. Different wood sources. Check what you buy.
Instant-light charcoal
Convenience can include petroleum.
Some formulas contain petroleum-derived lighting ingredients.
Formulas vary. Ingredients alone do not establish harm during normal grilling. Follow product labels.
Why coconut shells →A second life for coconut shells.
COCO-BBQ gives discarded coconut shells a second life as premium charcoal, creating a practical alternative to charcoal made from harvested timber.
Coconut charcoal questions, answered.
What is COCO-BBQ charcoal made from?
COCO-BBQ is cylindrical charcoal made from coconut shells for outdoor grilling. Explore why we use coconut shells.
How much charcoal comes in a COCO-BBQ box?
Each box contains 10 lbs (4.54 kg) of coconut shell charcoal in four individually wrapped packs. Fuel needs vary by grill and cooking session. See the 10 lbs box and product details.
Where can I find ideas for my next cookout?
Explore our charcoal BBQ recipes for steak, chicken and salmon and plan your next outdoor meal.
How do I choose charcoal for grilling?
Check your grill manufacturer's approved fuel type and size, then choose fuel for your cooking method and session. Coconut shell describes the source; briquette describes the formed shape. Read our charcoal buying guide for BBQ and grilling to compare fuel formats and plan direct and indirect heat zones.