You have chosen a barbecue, the next step is to choose the kind of lighting agent. The choice between charcoal or briquettes depends on your type of barbecue. You use charcoal if you need a lot of heat quickly, for example with an open barbecue without a lid. Briquettes are a better choice if you have a barbecue that you seal with a lid. Charcoal gets hot faster than briquettes, but with a briquette starter you also have hot coals with briquettes within 30 minutes. Use smoke moth or wood chips to add a delicious smoky flavor to your dishes.

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Weber Briquette Starter Large
Weber
Weber
Weber Briquette Starter Large
For charcoal barbecues|Hot briquettes quickly|Excluding firelighters and briquettes

32,99

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Weber Briquette Starter Small
Weber
Weber
Weber Briquette Starter Small
Suitable for Smokey Joe and Go-Anywhere|Quick hot briquettes|Not including firelighters and briquettes

24,99

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Weber Briquette Starter Set Large
Weber
Weber
Weber Briquette Starter Set Large
For charcoal barbecues|Hot briquettes quickly|Including firelighters and briquettes

38,99

Temporarily sold out

Boretti BBQ Briquette Starter
Boretti
Boretti
Boretti BBQ Briquette Starter
Briquette starter|1KG weight|For charcoal barbecues

37,99

No longer available

Grill Guru Charcoal European Oak 6kg
Grill Guru
Grill Guru
Grill Guru Charcoal European Oak 6kg
Oak|6kg|Charcoal

18,99

Temporarily sold out