British Applewood Charcoal
Our British Applewood Charcoal smells amazing straight out of the bag - before you even light it - and burns with a delicate sweet smell; sometimes we use it without even adding smoking wood.
Applewood is super dense and knotty, meaning Applewood Charcoal is a long-burning charcoal that works brilliantly in a kettle or kamado for longer cooks - try combining it with oak or cherry chunks for MAXIMUM flavour!
All of our British lumpwood charcoal is restaurant grade, meaning there are no additives or binders - it's clean enough to cook right on the coals!
A great quality product isn't enough, we also wanted our British charcoal to do good. For every 12kg British Applewood Charcoal sold we now donate two meals to a child facing hunger at school via our partnership with Magic Breakfast.
Why Buy British Charcoal?
When cooking over fire, fuel is your most important ingredient! British Charcoal is chemical free, cleaner burning and much better for the environment than the imported bags of charcoal you buy from the supermarket
British Applewood Charcoal
Our British Applewood Charcoal smells amazing straight out of the bag - before you even light it - and burns with a delicate sweet smell; sometimes we use it without even adding smoking wood.
Applewood is super dense and knotty, meaning Applewood Charcoal is a long-burning charcoal that works brilliantly in a kettle or kamado for longer cooks - try combining it with oak or cherry chunks for MAXIMUM flavour!
All of our British lumpwood charcoal is restaurant grade, meaning there are no additives or binders - it's clean enough to cook right on the coals!
A great quality product isn't enough, we also wanted our British charcoal to do good. For every 12kg British Applewood Charcoal sold we now donate two meals to a child facing hunger at school via our partnership with Magic Breakfast.
Why Buy British Charcoal?
When cooking over fire, fuel is your most important ingredient! British Charcoal is chemical free, cleaner burning and much better for the environment than the imported bags of charcoal you buy from the supermarket