BBQ & Grilling Blog

Charcoal grills belong outdoors in open air. Burning charcoal produces carbon monoxide, which cannot be seen or smelled and can cause serious harm. Follow the grill manufacturer’s instructions a … read more

COCO-BBQ divides a 10 lb (4.54 kg) box of coconut shell charcoal into four individually wrapped packs. This format helps you organize unused fuel between outdoor cookouts. It does not determine how mu … read more

Prepare your charcoal grill before the next cookout by removing completely cold ash, checking the vents and cleaning the cooking grate with tools approved for its material. Follow your grill’s manual: … read more

Coconut shell charcoal may be worth trying if its format suits your outdoor grill and cooking routine. Judge value by the price, fuel you actually use and cooking results—not by assumed burn times or … read more

Coconut shell charcoal can be used for outdoor BBQ when your grill manufacturer permits briquette fuel. COCO-BBQ’s cylindrical briquettes have center holes designed to support airflow. Heat and … read more