ziggy wrote:spinynorman99 wrote:Costco's had a steady supply of Cowboy brand lump hardwood.
Which location? I haven't necessarily been looking but I haven't noticed it lately (since pandemic) at Lincoln Park. I am now starting to run low and was in the Kalamazoo Costco the other day (Father's day grill trip) and they definitely didn't have any lump.
spinynorman99 wrote:ziggy wrote:spinynorman99 wrote:Costco's had a steady supply of Cowboy brand lump hardwood.
Which location? I haven't necessarily been looking but I haven't noticed it lately (since pandemic) at Lincoln Park. I am now starting to run low and was in the Kalamazoo Costco the other day (Father's day grill trip) and they definitely didn't have any lump.
Niles
spinynorman99 wrote:Costco's had a steady supply of Cowboy brand lump hardwood.
spinynorman99 wrote:For anyone interested, Costco (whose summer has already started) has big bags (34lb?) of Cowboy lump for $20-ish. They had a big pile at Niles earlier this week.
ronnie_suburban wrote:I really like that Nature-Glo, maybe even more than Royal Oak.
G Wiv wrote:ronnie_suburban wrote:I really like that Nature-Glo, maybe even more than Royal Oak.
I do believe they are the same thing. Nature-Glo is the food service arm of Royal Oak. Buck a pound is pricey. Though maybe that’s the new normal.
ronnie_suburban wrote:G Wiv wrote:ronnie_suburban wrote:I really like that Nature-Glo, maybe even more than Royal Oak.
I do believe they are the same thing. Nature-Glo is the food service arm of Royal Oak. Buck a pound is pricey. Though maybe that’s the new normal.
Yeah, I know it's all manufactured under the Royal Oak umbrella but my experience has been that the Nature-Glo is generally much bigger pieces. It seems like rocks whereas Royal Oak has seemed like gravel, at least for some time now. Maybe that's just been happenstance.
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lougord99 wrote:Real wood is way more expensive. I suspect we should assume lump charcoal will be more expensive.
JoelF wrote:spinynorman99 wrote:For anyone interested, Costco (whose summer has already started) has big bags (34lb?) of Cowboy lump for $20-ish. They had a big pile at Niles earlier this week.
Mount Prospect (Randhurst) too.
G Wiv wrote:The downside is Wall-Mart, check out took 35-minutes, mainly due to gift cards, and they are ALL Self Checkout now.