Hold up: There are different kinds of charcoal? Yup. You’re damn right there are. Like sandwiches, insurance plans, and automobiles, charcoal is no one-size-fits-all beast. You’ll find two main types ...

Charcoal has a primal appeal. It's one of the oldest manufactured cooking fuels, with production dating to at least the Iron ...

"Easy lighting," says the manufacturer of Kingsford Match Light Instant Charcoal Briquets, which are sold already infused ...

Clorox's Kingsford raised prices on charcoal going into peak grilling season. But rival brands didn't do the same, pointing to a risk of greedflation.

Here at Bon Appétit, we love grilling over charcoal. Gas just can’t come close to delivering the intense, even wall of wicked-high heat that a bed of glowing-orange coals produces. However, not all ...

Activated charcoal is a special type of fine black powder made from materials such as charred bones, coal, petroleum coke, and coconut shells, among others. Carbon-rich materials such as wood are ...

Charcoal is most commonly used to cook a delicious meal on the grill. But the substance is increasingly being used in foods, too. Activated charcoal can now be found in some baked goods, ice creams, ...

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Every product on this page was chosen by a Harper's BAZAAR editor. We may earn commission on some of the items you choose to buy. Charcoal is the CBD of the oral care industry—it’s suddenly everywhere ...

Uganda’s Energy Transition Plan (ETP, 2023) estimates the country loses about 72,000 hectares of forest each year ...

Charcoal is widely known for its health benefits, and lately, there's even been an influx of beauty products that contain the naturally-derived ingredient. Often touted as an acne treatment—since it ...