https://www.newsite.biggreenpurse.com/charcoal-is-so-old-fashioned-whats-in-and-eco/ The expert help you need to live the greener, healthier life you want. Mon, 23 Jul 2012 00:37:00 +0000 hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.7.2 https://www.newsite.biggreenpurse.com/charcoal-is-so-old-fashioned-whats-in-and-eco/#comment-1466 Mon, 23 Jul 2012 00:37:00 +0000 https://www.newsite.biggreenpurse.com/charcoal-is-so-old-fashioned-whats-in-and-eco/#comment-1466 Its all about the solar for the BBQ. Super easy since the grill should be outside, anyway. Easy peasy.

]]> https://www.newsite.biggreenpurse.com/charcoal-is-so-old-fashioned-whats-in-and-eco/#comment-1465 Thu, 21 Jun 2012 23:34:03 +0000 https://www.newsite.biggreenpurse.com/charcoal-is-so-old-fashioned-whats-in-and-eco/#comment-1465 I use both a charcoal grill and a propane grill.
The charcoal chimney from Weber works a lot better than the cheap one from lowes.
My charcoal i use for smoking and the gas grill for
Grilling. I would not choose one over the other.
Would like to try one of the solar grills one day.
I like your blog and will be back to read more.
Ed

]]> https://www.newsite.biggreenpurse.com/charcoal-is-so-old-fashioned-whats-in-and-eco/#comment-1464 Sun, 05 Jun 2011 01:24:59 +0000 https://www.newsite.biggreenpurse.com/charcoal-is-so-old-fashioned-whats-in-and-eco/#comment-1464 I found this blog to be both interesting and informative. On the subject of information, I thought it would also be useful for readers to know that, with the price of gas continuing to soar, they can now convert their favorite gas guzzler to an economically and environmentally efficient electric vehicle. This can be done yourself following the step-by-step instructions promoted at freestuff2greatstuff this month. Really a must in today’s economy.

]]> https://www.newsite.biggreenpurse.com/charcoal-is-so-old-fashioned-whats-in-and-eco/#comment-1463 Fri, 03 Jun 2011 19:55:03 +0000 https://www.newsite.biggreenpurse.com/charcoal-is-so-old-fashioned-whats-in-and-eco/#comment-1463 I love the solar idea. The extra time to cook is worth it, I’m a huge fan of anything solar. Thanks for the good post!

]]> https://www.newsite.biggreenpurse.com/charcoal-is-so-old-fashioned-whats-in-and-eco/#comment-1462 Thu, 26 May 2011 08:35:03 +0000 https://www.newsite.biggreenpurse.com/charcoal-is-so-old-fashioned-whats-in-and-eco/#comment-1462 With increasing need of energy saving products in our day to day life it is really important for us to choose an alternative of charcoal. According to me natural gas grill will be a much better option. Thanks for sharing information about different alternatives for charcoal grill.

]]> https://www.newsite.biggreenpurse.com/charcoal-is-so-old-fashioned-whats-in-and-eco/#comment-1461 Tue, 24 May 2011 05:56:31 +0000 https://www.newsite.biggreenpurse.com/charcoal-is-so-old-fashioned-whats-in-and-eco/#comment-1461 We have a gas grill but next time we may look into electric.

]]> https://www.newsite.biggreenpurse.com/charcoal-is-so-old-fashioned-whats-in-and-eco/#comment-1460 Mon, 23 May 2011 13:55:25 +0000 https://www.newsite.biggreenpurse.com/charcoal-is-so-old-fashioned-whats-in-and-eco/#comment-1460 I use lump charcoal and a chimney. With lump charcoal I get to reuse about half of the charcoal for the next light by closing the vents immediately when I’m done cooking, so it’s pretty economical versus one-use briquettes. The food definitely tastes better than gas-grilled food, and lump hardwood charcoal without lighter fluid tastes better than briquettes and fluid, IMHO. I’ve had both propane and charcoal grills over the years, but I definitely prefer charcoal. I don’t want to go down the road of adding more natural gas usage with my grill. While it may seem better in some environmental respects, it’s worse in others.

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