How was I unaware of this deal? Either way, glad get the deal!There's an ongoing 40% discount for forum members. I ordered a box of 100 unwrapped at the start of this burning season. I figured I'd be set for a long long time. I thought about asking for a sample first just to try them, but that would have been pointless. I'm 100% satisfied.
I'm not sure. But you will want to check the shipping cost.I don't understand the 40% discount deal. At Super Cedar web site the price is $69.00 for case of 36. Take off the 40% (-27.60) and cost is $41.40. I see Northline Express sells the case of 36 for $28.80. I'm sure I'm missing something?????
I'm not sure. But you will want to check the shipping cost.
but birch bark is free.
I really don't need hardly any firestarters, the BK won't go out till spring. My non-cat takes a few but I'm really wanting them for camping and to start my Primo smoker.
No, I use some gelled alcohol starters that are awesome, just can't use them on the grill. I wanted a source that was good for both uses, and I wanted to give super cedars some business. I tell everyone else to buy them, thought I should too.Have you tried those Weber lighter cubes? I found them at my local Lowes. Best I've found for grill and campfires. Touch them with a match and there burning. About impossible to dump enough charcoal on them to choke them out and don't leave anything behind to taint your food.
I collect Birch bark every fall but Birch is a boreal species that likes cools wet climates so the bark from fallen rotted trees isn't available to many here I'm sure. I'm lucky to work a few hours a week at a wood shop where we make items out of cedar so I get unlimited cedar scrap too and much of it is thin strips ripped on the table saws therebut birch bark is free.
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