Kingsford Charcoal Professional Briquettes, BBQ Charcoal for Grilling - 12 Pounds (Package May Vary)

These done burned real hot. My dogs done ate some of em so I reconned they might be good to eat but they tasted burnt wood. And it made me upchuck. Still work good for BBQn possum. I give em 5 stars.

My husband absolutely swears by these coals! He grills at least 3 times a week year round snow and all. Truly burn longer, hotter, and more even. Doesn't like to use anything else.

Good burning time. A bit Smoky but... We were outside so it wasn't much of a trouble

Can't go wrong with these, easy to light them up. Just little pricey but worth every penny!

Charcoal burn a hot and steady aa advertised.

Burns much hotter than standard coal. Great for steaks and searing.

I like these coals for a hot, searing grille but going from $14 a bag last year to over $30 a bag this year is just a little too much inflation gouging for my taste.

I don't know if this stuff was stored in the bottom of a swimming pool or not, but you can get it going like a blast furnace in a charcoal chimney, dump it into your grill (in my case, a Weber) and it peters out almost immediately. I've used it 4 times now and the grill never got above 400F--and it NEVER stayed at 400F no matter what. I'll be going back to lump charcoal.