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FOGO Premium Oak Hardwood Lump Charcoal
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 พ.ค. 2021
- This is a video of FOGO Premium Hardwood Lump Charcoal. This bad was given to me to test by Joey Machado of FOGO Charcoal.
I really liked this charcoal. It is VERY clean burning, and as you can see at the end of the video it burned down to nothing. To me, that says that this is very well prepared charcoal.
The website even states that this charcoal is hand sorted to ensure the pieces are of similar size. That is crucial for even burns. If you have small pieces mixed with very large pieces you get a burn that is uneven. That didn't happen here.
Go out and pick yourself up a bag and try it. And tell me what you think.
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Thanks for watching!
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I saw you went live a little while back but it went dead by the time I came on. Glad to see you doing videos again.
Man this pandemic and work and try to cook SCA is draining me! Thanks for watching!
Glad for another video. I am a FOGO guy. I use Super Premium and I notice it does not pop like this did.
Big chunks make for longer burn time. I can pull a solid 13 hour cook in my Big Joe III and never add any more lump to the burn using either Kamado Joe Big Lump or FOGO Super Premium. For shorter cooks the smaller stuff is fine, but when doing briskit or a butt you need a good long burn, and that's the benefits of large lump. FOGO is good lump. I really like it.
The super is Quebracho yes? I’ve had great luck with that wood type. Burns super hot
@@FLYINGSMOKE yes super premium is hardwood lump, but it's larger chunks. FoGo is very good Ireally like it.
@@FLYINGSMOKE super premium is Oak. Quebracho is like $1 less for 35lb compared to their super premium. (Fogo website)
Nice video, one good thing about FOGO is that its a mild smoke that doesn't over power your meat when you cook with it.
Oh my god a new Flying Smoke, yessss! Been waiting for this day!
Wow! If I could get my wife to be that happy! ;-)
@@FLYINGSMOKE dude Flying Smoke is the best place on the net for unbiased charcoal reviews, really! Thanks so much for what you do.
That means so much! Thanks again. I know this is odd I don’t have words to say how much that means
You asked in this video why you would want larger chunks of lump charcoal. From a consumer perspective, I would say because once pieces get too small they are harder to use (will fall through grates, the chimney, etc) and you can always break a bigger piece down but not the other way. like you said the bigger pieces allow better air flow, and with kamado type grill, you dont have to worry about hot spots, and if you have good airflow, you can control temps better. I cant say for sure this is correct, but I believe that if you take a large piece of charcoal, and compare it to two smaller pieces that add up to the same weight as the larger, the larger piece should burn longer with less heat than the two smaller. So for a longer cook you would want bigger pieces, and for a hotter cook you want smaller pieces.
I see your point. Again I’m looking at the perspective of cooking at SCA events.
But for a long cook, yep they would work thanks for your comments!
Here is my favorite BBQ channel. TH-cam deleted my old account so I drove my self crazy trying to remember the name of your channel. I was missing you and the magic you accomplish with you PK
Thank you. Means a lot. Been so busy o have been slacking on videos. I’m editing two now
Hello my friend. Hope you had fun last week. I’ll be there next year. Nice to see a new video. You need to come do one of our Oregon comps...
As long as it is in the summer!
@@FLYINGSMOKE We got one August 7th. ;)
Hi there. I really like your comparison videos on the various briquetes and lump brands. I've been trying to get my hands on B&B briquettes to try out but no luck, every place I try are out. I just bought a new PK360 and grill grates. Can't wait to fire it up. I'm a subscriber to your channel and appreciate all the time and effort you put in to making the videos. Thanks.
Sir, you don’t know how much it means that I can help you in any way. Thank you
Order it on walmart, free delivery
@@saraj8290 Thanks!
Ace hardware is your best bet for B&B charcoal
Another great video I started watching your channel again and I loving it more and more. Since I have not seen your video for a short time is B&B still your favorite or have anything over in it's place?
Still my gonto
Great video! Would love to see a review of the Prime 6 charcoal. I’ve heard it can be reused up to six times and produces minimal ash. However, I’ve also heard some concerns that it may be difficult to keep it lit and it may not burn as hot as say B&B briquettes. Thanks!
Is that the stuff from shark tank?
@@FLYINGSMOKE Yessir! I’ve only seen a few short videos on TH-cam showing Prime 6 in action, but most have been quite underwhelming. Would be cool to see a thorough longevity test to see if they remain lit and how long they’ll burn for a cook. Also, a high heat test to see if they’ll get as hot or hotter than say B&B briquettes.
I was thinking....... could or would you be willing to do a competition video between B&B briquettes and Jealous devil briquettes?? I think that would be a good video top brands. 🤔
I have both those charcoals waiting to shoot a video. I guess you guys don’t know this I guess how would you but we took a lot of time off from shooting videos my wife was very high in ranking in the SCA Ancillary. She ended up coming number five in the world so I’ve been supporting her making sure she gets to contests I’m really behind on videos, but that is definitely one I want to shoot.
@FLYING SMOKE that's great. We wish her all the luck in her future competition endeavors. And I'll be looking forward to that video between those two charcoal briquette brands. Stay safe and stay warm and we'll see you in the next video.
Duck fat you say, is that in a spray? I'm in New Zealand and duck fat only comes in a plastic container like dripping or lard...
It is in a spray can. Not sure if has made it down there yet. It is handy
@@FLYINGSMOKE I haven't seen it yet but then I'm just getting started...
do a blues hog briquettes and their lump test in the future
I’ll try and find a bag
Can you do the cheap mesquite charcoal you get at a mexican grocery store?
You must be talking about Fiesta, or El Diablo. That stuff is horrible. Like putting 4th of July fireworks in the pit. I picked up a bag once just because I wanted to see for myself. Never again. That stuff pops so much.
I’ll look for a bag
@@FLYINGSMOKE El Diablo can be found at Walmart or Ace Hardware. Not sure about Fiesta brand. They have it at Food City (Bashas) out here in AZ, but I think it's like a West Coast thing. Not sure. EL Diablo is a little better than Fiesta.
I’ll see what I can find here in Memphis
@@FLYINGSMOKE thanks I’ve tried it Myself But it’s nice to see in a video how something 25 to 50 cents a lb is so much inferior. For the people seeing whats out there
Thats a strange barbeque there. Never has seen this here in Europe.
Ok. Thank you for watching
That is a PK Grill, they're very popular over here.