Fire Starters For Coal Bbq

[lingnoi1977 3]

Liquid or hard form fire starters for coal BBQ needed.Big C, Tesco, Carefour???Thanks

[slapout 2834]

The local markets have splintered wood pieces which have a flammable oil in it. Light that and place in or under what you want to set alight.

[gotlost 44]

I have seen this at Rimping at Meechok Plaza. You can also use the wooden sticks that the Thais use for lighting their charcoal , buy in any shop that sells charcoal Thia style.

[Tywais 12121]

I get mine (Kingsford liquid) at Rimping near Airport Plaza. Back side where the BBQ grills and accessories are.

Expect comments on how it corrupts the taste will be along shortly.

This is what I would like to get, Chimney Starter. Saw one a long time ago but the prices were silly. Found ways to make your own though.

[lingnoi1977 3]

Thanks all :jap:

[BWPattaya 432]

My girlfriend and neighbours simply use a few pieces of screwed up newspapers, charcoal on the top, then add a couple of samll candles on top. Never, ever, fails.

[MartinBKK 148]

In my experience the "cubes" are better than the liquids. You can buy these at Rimping supermarket as indicated above however they are 240 baht per pack i think.

You can also use the cheap wood provided in the markets but they aren't as good as the "cubes".

Edited September 29, 2010 by MartinBKK

[David006 261]

In my experience the "cubes" are better than the liquids. You can buy these at Rimping supermarket as indicated above however they are 240 baht per pack i think.

You can also use the cheap wood provided in the markets but they aren't as good as the "cubes".

,,,wife starts the charcoal with a few lumps on a grill (we use a fold over griller thingy )over the gas ring in the kitchen ( yes it's lit!) Takes about three minutes...then she dumps the the red hot coals in with the rest in the bbq...voila..

...oh yes don't trip over the dog on the way outside ( assuming your hob is inside!)

tip: best to use hardwood charcoal..(its heavier) ..last longer and hotter....so SWMBO'd says...

Question: anyone else lost their "manhood" bbq wise having a Thai wife/GF??.... SWMBO'd has the absolute cheek to tell me "I do..you burn all the time!!..go drink beer"

[jaideeguy 613]

Rimping sells the type in the lower foto that Tywais provided....they are imported, pricey, but work fantastic......simply crumple a couple of sheets of newspaper for bottom and place charcoal in top, start newspaper burning and in less than 5 minutes, you have a lotta hot coals ready to cook. I took a foto buy a small sheet metal shop and he knocked it off for 500thb.......rimping's is around 1,000 .