Please select only one of the following: >Gas >Charcoal >Wood

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>CHARCO THE KIKES RACEWAR NAO
>WOOD THE KIKES RACEWAR NOW


gotta be gas my man

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>>8652471
>*CHARCOAL jej

>>8652471

lol

>>8652454
I only put charcoal chunks (not the briquettes) on my braai

we call the briquettes camel turds

>>8652471
>implying Jews want to intermingle with goyim

Depends on what you're cooking.

For a bbq, definitely charcoal.

Gas doesn't add that smoky bbq flavor, and with wood it's harder to get a nice even heat than with charcoal.

>>8652659
funniest reply itt

>>8652454
Charcoal generally. I like getting the fire going. Also, food generally tastes better.

Wood is okay if I was smoking something in a smoker or cooking over a camp fire for some reason.

Gas if fine for convenience and if you want to show off your expensive patio grill setup.

Mesquite

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I cook with mesquite, make my meat taste of wood.

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>>8652454
Gotta be gas.

Taste the meat, not the heat. Way easier too.

Mesquite or go home.

You can rig up ways to get even heat, and I'm not gonna get cucked by some tank when mesquite grows like a weed down here.