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Posted by on April 23, 2006, 8:33 pm
Joseph Meehan wrote:
> Matt wrote:
> >I am replacing the briquettes in my outdoor propane grill. The old
> > ones looked like they were volcanic rock.
> >
> > We bought some replacement briquettes that don't look so good. They
> > look like poured or molded concrete. They are not very uniform. The
> > edges are crumbly and some of them are broken into pieces. They came
> > 60 in a bag for $7.
> >
> > What would some more expensive ones be like?
> > Would they break easily and fall apart?
> > Would they last longer or have other advantages over these cheap ones
> > we bought?
> > How much should I be paying for some good ones?
>
> My last grill (the one someone stole) used metal grids. I liked them
> best. I don't grill for looks, but for taste, so who cares what they look
> like. As long as they do the job (provide a hot surface to burn the fat and
> create that barbecue flavor.)?
REAL BBQ is cooked over charcoal or wood.
>
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