Looking for Kingsford Charcoal

[ibtg68]

Does anybody know where I might be able to find Kingsford Charcoal in Chiang Mai?  I've checked at a couple Home Pro stores, Big C, Tesco Lotus and Rimping markets but have not been able to find any.  If anybody knows of a particular location that sells Kingsford Charcoal, would you please let me know which one?  Thanks.

[Bill97]

I get it at Walmart and COSCO.


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[VocalNeal]

May I ask what is so different between it and local charcoal, which can be found almost anywhere?

 

 

[Bill97]

May I ask what is so different between it and local charcoal, which can be found almost anywhere?
 
 

It comes in a really cool bag and costs five times more.


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[Wandr]

I used to buy Kingsford starter fluid at Rimping. It works fine with the local charcoal if you know what you are doing.

I have never seen Kingsford charcoal in Chiang Mai. I think I have seen it at Foodland in Pattaya. If you go south you can drop into the store and check.

[VocalNeal]

4 minutes ago, Wandr said:

I used to buy Kingsford starter fluid at Rimping.

Isn't this simply lighter fluid which one can buy almost anywhere?

[chingmai331]

Kingsford charcoal was used by the OP's grandfather 43 years ago for grand dad's annual 4th of July family feed in the back yard.  'Nuff said. 

[moontang]

Kingsford is part of Clorox....problem is that it burns to quickly for many applications, including hanging out by the fire for a few hours and cooking several different items.  It does get cheap a few times per year at HD.

[scorecard]

21 hours ago, moontang said:

Kingsford is part of Clorox....problem is that it burns to quickly for many applications, including hanging out by the fire for a few hours and cooking several different items.  It does get cheap a few times per year at HD.

But, serious question, are the cool bag measurements in centimetres or in inches?