best coal for bbq

Search results list two main fuel types in these listings: charcoal briquettes and all‑natural hardwood pellets.

Listings include a variety of wood flavors and blends such as apple, hickory, mesquite, cherry, and a gourmet blend.

Some briquettes are pre‑infused with lighter fluid and designed to light with a match, while other easy‑light options are formulated to ignite quickly in the bag without added lighter fluid or extra prep.

Product details state the pellets are made from 100% all‑natural hardwoods with no flavorings, fillers, or additives.

Multiple descriptions note the pellets have low moisture content, which the listings say helps produce a clean smoke.

Listings describe pellets as usable with outdoor pellet grills and smokers and note they can also be used with gas, charcoal, and electric grills; briquettes are shown for use in charcoal and barbecue grills.

Product details state that for most 22‑inch and portable BBQ grills you’ll need around 4 lb per grilling session; usage guidance also notes “Use about 4 lb.”