Unfortunately, this deal has expired 2 days ago.
BBQ Charcoal Starter - £7.20 Delivered @ WeeklyDeals4Less
BBQ Charcoal Starter - £7.20 Delivered @ WeeklyDeals4Less
*
496°
Posted 21 June 2023

BBQ Charcoal Starter - £7.20 Delivered @ WeeklyDeals4Less

£7.20
Free ·
Ken's avatar
Shared by
Ken Deal editor
Joined in 2010
10,893
11,717

About this deal

This deal is expired. Here are some options that might interest you:

More BBQs and Grills deals

Find more like this

See all deals

Discover more deals on our homepage

£8 is a fair enough price anyway, but you can whip another 80p off that using code WELCOME

There is a different one with a wooden handle at the same price, but I think the one highlited as the main deal looks a better buy.

As per usual, delivery is free


4153814_1.jpg
METAL BBQ CHARCOAL QUICK STARTER
  • Simple and Fast way to start you BBQ Grill or Charcoal Fire Pit
  • Simply sits on top of grill and heats charcoal fast
  • The practical charcoal grill chimney starter is made of galvanised steel and makes charcoal glow in no time.
  • It has ventilation openings to ensure a good draft.
  • With this chimney starter, you can ignite charcoals quickly and effectively without fans, blow-dryers, or dangerous igniting agents.
  • The stable handle with a heat shield ensures safe filling after ignition.
  • The chimney starter is easy to use.
  • Simply fill the underside of the chimney starter with crumpled paper, and place it on the grill.
  • Then fill the container with charcoal from the top and ignite the paper through the ventilation openings.
  • Then the charcoals will burn through to the top layer in a short time and can then be poured onto the grill.
  • Silver Galvanised steel


Dimensions: (Diameter)16cm x (Height)27cm
  • Plastic Handle with heat shield
  • Safe and easy to use with ventilation openings
  • Easy to clean and maintain


Useful Links
WeeklyDeals4Less More details at
Community Updates
Edited by a community support team member, 30 July 2023
New Comment

You may also like

31 Comments

sorted by
's avatar
  1. dannymccann's avatar
    dannymccann
    Bought same thing from Milletts when on offer the other week, so far used it twice and been successful both times, using normal Wilko firefighters and B&M lumpwood charcoal. Great for new people to charcoal, like me
    LV123's avatar
    LV123
    Ditto
  2. djlondon22's avatar
    djlondon22
    Back in the day 40 years ago my dad used to buy wholesale large cans of kalimata olives which came in a large 4ltr tin and once he decanted the olives he would then open the other end and use the tin tube to get our BBQ coal lit... would last around 4 burns before a new tin would be commissioned (edited)
  3. CH_0120's avatar
    CH_0120
    How much charcoal can you get in these? Enough for a 55cm bbq?
    tinfoilhat's avatar
    tinfoilhat
    yes easily. I have two barbecues, one of them is 57cm (Weber) and this works fine for that. If you are expecting a meat feast, as in a round of burgers, chops and sausage, you would probably need 2 full rounds of this. If I have more than me and my partner, I get the big BBQ out (80cm x42cm) cooking area) and need 2 rounds of this for a nice bed of coals.
  4. Blender's avatar
    Blender
    With these I've learnt that spending a bit more is worth it as the product lasts a lot longer. The Weber ones can be picked up for around £20 sometimes and are excellent quality.
  5. Machoke's avatar
    Machoke
    A must for anyone barbequing more than once a year.
  6. samtheman's avatar
    samtheman
    Don’t leave your coffee mug next to this, don’t make the same mistake I did!
  7. vinny82's avatar
    vinny82
    Nice been holding out for a cheapo one
  8. BadBaz66's avatar
    BadBaz66
    Twisted deal 🔥
  9. Luvdeals's avatar
    Luvdeals
    Would recommend checking the Looftlighter (Amazon) if anyone’s using to start large BBQs, game changer wish I had it sooner
    Mal_ly's avatar
    Mal_ly
    Need a nearby socket though
  10. Zilina's avatar
    Zilina
    I've had the LIDL version for many years.
    Newspaper rolled into a donut and placed underneath is enough to get these going.
    Alternatively two of those natural firelighters will also do the job nicely.
    Be aware that these can be very smokey until most of the charcoal has been lit.
  11. Faraz's avatar
    Faraz
    Game changer
  12. mcivoronline's avatar
    mcivoronline
    Great deal. These work just as good as the more expensive ones. They will rust quicker but I've had a cheap rusted one for 4 years and still going grand
  13. Daves_mate's avatar
    Daves_mate
    This bbq charcoal starter deal will get hot!
  14. raid33's avatar
    raid33
    This beer stein hardly held any of my beer, returning.
  15. Dispell's avatar
    Dispell
    My mrs bought this from this site but since then have received loads of phishing emails that she never got before. Anybody else had this problem?
  16. designer_friend's avatar
    designer_friend
    Will this fit inside a Weber go anywhere?
's avatar