Wow- that was great! I would have never tried multiple starters but was interested in trying one. I was wondering about all three of those variables (time, temp and performance) and never bought a starter as a result. Now I won't have to find newspaper anymore. Thanks Daryl!
I have used the Weber starter cubes, the Frontier Brand Tumbleweeds and the All Natural Fire Starters Tumbleweeds from Grateful Glamper. While they all work well, the Weber (best price) are messy. I love the starters from Grateful Glamper. They last a good while and do a great job at lighting the charcoal.
I have been using Weber chimney, just paper and fire up gas blower. Blow at the bottom of the chimney for about 2-3 min. Coals ready in 10 min. Thanks for the great test !
I like using tumbleweeds a lot. I don't know if they burn better than Weber starter cubes. However, Weber cubes can melt and make a real mess in a hot Louisiana summer. Tumbleweeds don't melt in the summer sun. I have used those in the plastic bag before, I don't like igniting the bag either.
I like the tumbleweeds, haven't used that brand but the same style, they are so much easier to get started and since they all do the job that is a big factor
So in opinion based. Which is the best one for using lump wood charcoal? I’m new in barbequing and I’m going on what I’ve learned from my uncles and youtube
Greetings I am new to grilling and was interested in using the tumbleweed which is described as all natural however one ingredient is listed as steorin can you shed some light on what this is? Thanks in advance for your help
I would you only test 1 of each. You can see by the ash "experiment" how the tumbleweed burned for longer than 10 minutes but in the how long did they burn experiment, they only burned for 8 minutes. You shouldn't do an "experiment" video and only use 1 trial. Way too many variables to be at all accurate.
This is the kind of review people want to watch: very precise, and very informative!
Wow- that was great! I would have never tried multiple starters but was interested in trying one. I was wondering about all three of those variables (time, temp and performance) and never bought a starter as a result. Now I won't have to find newspaper anymore. Thanks Daryl!
I'm watching this not for BBQ advice, I'm watching this for camping advice for fire starters 👍, great video man ;-)
I been using the tumble weeds for years I love them for camping
I have used the Weber starter cubes, the Frontier Brand Tumbleweeds and the All Natural Fire Starters Tumbleweeds from Grateful Glamper. While they all work well, the Weber (best price) are messy. I love the starters from Grateful Glamper. They last a good while and do a great job at lighting the charcoal.
Dude, thank you for this experiment!
I have been using Weber chimney, just paper and fire up gas blower. Blow at the bottom of the chimney for about 2-3 min. Coals ready in 10 min. Thanks for the great test !
I use MAP gas through a landscaping torch. Whatta blast!
I agree. Anything wrapped in a plastic sleeve is a NO for me!
I like using tumbleweeds a lot. I don't know if they burn better than Weber starter cubes. However, Weber cubes can melt and make a real mess in a hot Louisiana summer. Tumbleweeds don't melt in the summer sun. I have used those in the plastic bag before, I don't like igniting the bag either.
I like the tumbleweeds, haven't used that brand but the same style, they are so much easier to get started and since they all do the job that is a big factor
Love the science. Subscribed.
Thank you sir for doing this! Great job and very helpful information!
Bad Beast Barbecue - I have used some folded up paper towel and spray some Olive Oil on it. Works good if you don't have anymore other fire starters.
Thanks brother for doing this test!
That's my first time seeing one of your videos. I can already tell ima like you.
Daryl , I’ve always heard about cotton balls and hand sanitizer, any thoughts on testing that method too ? Great info Daryl !
Don’t know why but I like the tumble weed starters
Me too lmao
This is how you do UA-cam videos. Bravo.
Thank you sooo much for the video - very helpful to my family and I when we go camping.
Should I put them below the chimney or layer it within the coals in the chimney? I bought the Kamado Joe
He's right damnit there might be a bbq there
So in opinion based. Which is the best one for using lump wood charcoal? I’m new in barbequing and I’m going on what I’ve learned from my uncles and youtube
Try Cotten balls with 90 percent rubbing alcohol.. It cheap & works pretty well
I use the kamado Joe starters on my Kamado Joe
bcfran3 G is this supposed to be an exhibit meme?
This is a really good comparison video. Thanks for video!
Think you saved the equivalent of a large fire not having your Brother and the Crown Royal at this test
LOL
Dry kool review and test. Thanks for posting this one😎
Greetings I am new to grilling and was interested in using the tumbleweed which is described as all natural however one ingredient is listed as steorin can you shed some light on what this is? Thanks in advance for your help
Sorry it was not the tumbleweed it was the fire starter
Good review, they seemed to be very close in performance, I guess it come down to cost. Nicely Done. Thanks for sharing.
Cool information thank you for putting the time.
That's was awesome, the video that I was looking for.
Glad to hear it!
Thanks, Mr. Beast! That was good.
Thanks for that informatioN!
Another Great Video Brother!!!!!!!!!!
Bad Beast,
Nice video, I'm sold on tumbleweeds. How about smell from the different fire starters.
Peace Luke T
Well done sir!
Thank you. 🇺🇸
I’d take my chimney and newspaper over any of em.😂😂
Tumbleweed for the win
Tumbleweed for me.
I would you only test 1 of each. You can see by the ash "experiment" how the tumbleweed burned for longer than 10 minutes but in the how long did they burn experiment, they only burned for 8 minutes. You shouldn't do an "experiment" video and only use 1 trial. Way too many variables to be at all accurate.