Quote: Originally posted by Fellrunner on 21/03/2005
Have been experimenting with my new Cobb. I hope that heat beads will make a big difference compared to regular compressed charcoal.
I found that the heat beads definitely make a difference, they will burn for a good 3 hours or more, we bought ours from Tesco's in Wrexham. At the end of last season after they had took them off the shelves the wife asked if they still had any. The assistant came back with 3 bags & said she could have them for £1 each I think the normal price is £3.99. We have now enough to last us a couple of years.
I have seen them also stocked in Homebase, I would guess they should be back on the shelves for easter.
Anyone wanting the recipe book...don't bother its not that good at all! Better off searching for Cobb threads on here and picking out the recipies and top tips...and its free ;)
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Topic: Tried out the Cobb
Its been married to some one who can only open a can.
I think the normal price is £3.99
