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.

Charcoal burn a hot and steady aa advertised.

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

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.

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

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

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.