Miller Lite Charcoal

[timothy]

This Beer-Infused Charcoal Promises to Bring the Flavor of Miller Lite to Your BBQ

The coated "Beercoal" is made with an actual Miller Lite reduction.

www.foodandwine.com

 

[MichaelLC]

Wouldn't adding water put out the fire?

 

[JSaus]

I suppose you could spray just about any flavor onto charcoal and create a "limited edition" product. The options are virtually limitless.

 

[JimK]

But what if I don't want the flavor of Miller Lite anywhere near what I'm cooking?

 

[GrantT]

Haha...."Flavor" and "Miller Lite" in the same sentence....funny.

 

[Darren Lebner]

This dud's for you!

 

[Pat G]

What do Miller Lite and making love in a canoe have in common? In both cases your f'ing really close to water.

 

[Bob Bailey]

What do Miller Lite and making love in a canoe have in common? In both cases your f'ing really close to water.

That's a recycled Coors Light joke from the 70s

 

[timothy]

Those are the comments I kinda expected ( keep em coming)
My Son shared that link with me this AM. First I thought it was a old Aprils fools joke but it seems real.
Back in the 80's we found some charcoal that was soaked in Bock beer and left to dry.
Smelled fantastic when lighting but that was it as far as adding anything like " Flavor "

 

[C Lewis]

I don't ever recall thinking "gee, this steak is really awesome, but it would be off the charts if I only had some way of injecting it with the aroma of burnt stale beer"

 

[MichaelLC]

Those are the comments I kinda expected ( keep em coming)
My Son shared that link with me this AM. First I thought it was a old Aprils fools joke but it seems real.
Back in the 80's we found some charcoal that was soaked in Bock beer and left to dry.
Smelled fantastic when lighting but that was it as far as adding anything like " Flavor "

Honestly if I saw a bag I'd buy it.

Malt, barley, and hops could actually add something, unlike that Kingsford they rolled past the spice aisle.

Just that Miller Lite is not known for strong flavor.

On the flipside, a charcoal-flavored beer would be interesting.

 

[Timothy F. Lewis]

That's a recycled Coors Light joke from the 70s

It’s a LOT older than that, my dad told a very long version of the joke when I was maybe ten so that was mid 60’s.
The set up was just post prohibition so, it’s a really old joke. I still tell it!

 

[PHolder]

Haha...."Flavor" and "Miller Lite" in the same sentence....funny.

Agree 100%

Went to a Diaper Party when we were expecting my grand-daughter. It was a cookout for the men of my daughter in-law's family. Everybody stood around drinking lite beer. I drank all day and never got buzzed.

 

[Jim Lampe]

this world really has a problem.

 

[Bob Bailey]

It’s a LOT older than that, my dad told a very long version of the joke when I was maybe ten so that was mid 60’s.
The set up was just post prohibition so, it’s a really old joke. I still tell it!

Guess a good one can be recycled for ages

 

[Timothy F. Lewis]

Guess a good one can be recycled for ages

True, true! I’ve been using jokes that are older than dirt!

 

[Grant Cunningham]

Why doesn't anyone make BBQ-flavored charcoal??

 

[Pat G]

That's a recycled Coors Light joke from the 70s

Yeah Bob you got me on that one. I repurposed it for this thread.

 

[timothy]

On the flipside, a charcoal-flavored bet would be interesting.

Is bet a word spell for beer?

 

[John K BBQ]

LOL - we usually stop at beer infused grill masters in my neck of the woods! Beer infused charcoal seems like an oddity but I guess don't knock it till you've tried it? I'm guilty of liking Miller Lite - it's my go to when I know we're going to be drinking all day. I've had too many bad experiences when drinking IPA all day long so I'm just not doing that any more. I also enjoy lighter craft beers but again, generally not in an "all day" format.

Can't drink all day unless you start in the morning