Weber 87886 Chimney Starter

Weber 87886 Chimney Starter | saves grilling time

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	Weber 87886 Chimney Starter Weber Weber, 2008 average customer review:based on 450 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Weber 7416

This charcoal starter works perfectly every time. Would highly recommend to any charcoal cooking enthusiast!

saves grilling time

This nifty item really works. It saves time and frustration often associated with lighting the grill. You can have your coals ready in a very short time.

A Must-Have for Charcoal Grillers!

This chimney starter is a well-made, high-quality product that works exactly like it says it does. My husband LOVES this chimney starter! Two sheets of newspaper and some plain, "no lighter fluid" charcoal and 15 minutes later you've got fire coming out the top and red-hot briquettes. Works perfectly with our Weber Charcoal Grill.

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Any hotter and it would be a supermodel

I started off with a no-name brand chimney starter. I wasn't sure how well they would work, and it was a couple of bucks cheaper than a branded one, like this.

They really work, and boy do they work well. They'll light up a whole raft of charcoal easily, with no lighter fluid, and no fussing with it during the lighting process. The only negative is that the charcoal is lighted outside of the grill, which means you'll need some cement or other non-flammable place to put them during the lighting process. I use a cement board grill pad on top of a concrete patio for mine. The grill pad protects the patio from scorch marks.

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So after seeing this, I went back later and purchased the Weber starter. It works even better, mostly because it is quite a bit larger than my noname brand version. They look the same in pictures, but a little more diameter means a lot more charcoal gets lit in one batch. The Weber is also better made, and has more vents at the bottom for better airflow through the stack.

If I were to do it again, I would have just bought the Weber and been done with it.

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