I live in the Indianapolis, in. area and the only place I have been able to
find B&B is on the net with heavy shipping. Any body know of a better way to
get it? Maybe someone is close enogh to split a pallet?
TIA
Big Ed

"Big Ed" > wrote in message
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> I live in the Indianapolis, in. area and the only place I have been able
to
> find B&B is on the net with heavy shipping. Any body know of a better way
to
> get it? Maybe someone is close enogh to split a pallet?
> TIA
> Big Ed
>

Have you checked out local restaraunt supply distributors? They probably
don't carry B&B but Royal Oak, but presumably you don't care about brand
specifics as long as it's not Cowboy or some wood scrap variant.


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Big Ed wrote:

> I live in the Indianapolis, in. area and the only place I have been able to
> find B&B is on the net with heavy shipping. Any body know of a better way to
> get it? Maybe someone is close enogh to split a pallet?

If you aren't in a hurry, Kamado is taking pre-orders for their extruded
coconut shell charcoal. They are pricing pallet loads at $6.99 for 16.5#
of charcoal. Delivery from the eastern seaboard at cost.

<http://www.kamado.com/discus/messages/4316/11107.html#POST31444>

One advantage that Richard doesn't mention is the compactness of the
packaging. 16.5# consumes .5 cubic feet. That's less than half the
volume of a 8.8# bag of Nature's Own lump.

Matthew (I have 15 boxes and ordered 90 more)

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