I use Kingsford comp as I find it performs like lump, but has the size consistency of briquettes. I've used Kingsford blue, but I don't like paying for all the fillers and dealing with the ash. I also have Stubbs briquettes available in my area and I'm going to try that next time I buy charcoal.
I used to use lump but was getting unhappy with too many small bits that fall right through the charcoal grate. I like Kingsford comp because it burns like lump with nice consistent briquet size. Walmart online has free ship to store if you order it.
I had to buy my green Performer online as the only color available locally was black. I can understand local retailers not wanting to stock a variety of colors, but why can't the large online retailers like Amazon have access to the same colors available overseas? I don't understand why Weber...
<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Originally posted by Shaun R:
I just watched the video and it looks like the Performer is a gas assis, but the tank is off. The Platinums usually aren't as fancy.
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I don't understand why none of that stuff is available here in the states. If Weber makes it here, it should be available somewhere. I understand that the demand amongst major retailers for a lime green kettle is probably nill, but why doesn't one of the online dealers make the stuff available...
You'll love your Performer. I just bought a new one 2 weeks ago, mine is green too. Mine has silver on the cart frame, bottom shelf, and ash catcher though...interesting.