What raw materials are used to make barbecue charcoal?

The raw materials used for barbecue charcoal include:

1. Hard hardwood.

Mainly made from hard hardwood (Quercus, Castanopsis, etc.), as well as charcoal fired from birch wood, commonly known as oak charcoal, oak charcoal, oak charcoal, etc. Among them, the more solid materials are charcoal made from green oak and black oak, also known as green (green) charcoal, black oak charcoal, etc.

2. Hardwood.

It is charcoal fired from a mixture of hard and soft hardwood. Commonly known as miscellaneous charcoal.

3. Pine wood.

It is charcoal fired from pine wood or other coniferous materials. In addition, there are also bamboo charcoal fired from bamboo and fruit core charcoal fired from wooden materials such as fruit shells and kernels (coconut shells, peach kernels). The firewood charcoal collected from household stoves is commonly known as beam charcoal. If the charcoal is crushed and mixed with appropriate adhesive, and then pressed and baked, it can be made into pressed charcoal, which has the advantages of large capacity, strong firepower, low crushing rate, and convenient use. Just use regular charcoal for barbecue.