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Dan Cooper from Weber UK has been working on this recipe for several years and we think he may have just Read More > Paraffin wax: Paraffin wax, a petroleum-derived wax, is commonly used as a binding agent in lighter cubes. It helps hold the other materials together and provides a fuel source for the cube.

To use a charcoal chimney starter, place flammable material under the chimney’s grate and charcoal in the chimney’s tower and then light the material with a match. Once the starter’s flames spread to the charcoal, they will climb up the tower until they dance out the top, heating the charcoal and starting to coat it in white ash. After about 15 or 20 minutes (or less if you only partially filled the chimney), the coals will be ready to dump onto the grill. The nozzle angles downward from the bottle, making it easy to set the torch to a pile of charcoal or a smoke tube of pellets when adding wood-smoke flavor to grilled salmon or mushrooms. We didn’t find it as useful with a charcoal chimney, whose briquettes need to be lit from below. The latest incarnation of the Weber MasterTouch is here - the New 2019 Weber MasterTouch Premium. Watch Read More > The pods’ size leads to their long burn time: each starter is larger than the other tested options. The open top of the cup makes it easy to light but also a bit messier, with some shavings flaking off in the storage bag.Use in well-ventilated areas: Ensure you use the lighter cubes in a well-ventilated area to allow for proper airflow. This helps prevent the buildup of fumes and ensures a safer environment. A BBQ Icon, the Weber® Genesis® has been the quintessential gas grill since 1985.View the full range Read More >

Being a member of the WoW BBQ team means that if you weren't already a Weber BBQ nut before joining, Read More > Grilling and barbecuing: Lighter cubes are commonly used to ignite charcoal or briquettes in grills and barbecues.When using lighter cubes or fire-starting materials, prioritizing safety’s important. Here are some safety tips to keep in mind: Yes, lighter cubes are indeed flammable. They are specifically designed to be combustible and provide a reliable ignition source for starting fires.