White Quebracho Restaurant Grade Charcoal 10kg

Charcoal ignites faster and reaches higher temperatures. Briquettes burn longer and more evenly. In use, the difference lies in the fact that charcoal ignites more quickly and reaches higher temperatures, while briquettes burn longer and more evenly.

The choice between charcoal and briquettes depends on the type of BBQ you use and how you want to grill. If you have a Kamado BBQ, briquettes are not recommended because they restrict airflow and disrupt temperature control.

Charcoal is ideal for high temperatures and quick sessions. It burns fast and hot, making it perfect for direct grilling.
Briquettes burn longer and more evenly, making them suitable for low & slow cooking.

Larger pieces burn longer and provide consistent heat. However, too many large pieces can hinder oxygen flow, so a good mix of large and slightly smaller pieces works best.

Hardwood charcoal is best for high temperatures, while softwood charcoal is ideal for quick grilling sessions.

They try to make our charcoal and briquettes as sustainable as possible. For instance, our coconut briquettes are made from the remains of the coconut. Most of our charcoals are FSC-certified. This means that a new tree is planted for a felled tree.
Our Black Wattle charcoal is made from a native tree that draws a lot of moisture from the soil in South Africa. This tree proliferates of its own accord and so cutting down this native species is a win-win: we have a beautiful charcoal and the farmers in South Africa earn money from ‘weeds’ that bother them a lot.

Very soon we will add another sustainable variety of BBQ charcoal . Sign up for our newsletter to be the first to know, about this new BBQ coal variety.