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Hmmmm..... look I have done a lot of " experimenting " in my lifetime .
And indeed , you can braai with cardboard .
In fact , you can use the method I have already described to make the paper-mache , then instead of making small little lumps/balls with your hands , you stuff it down a piece of piping , say 50 mm diameter . Then , use a ramrod or something ( you can make it from a piece of wood ) , and push the paper-mache through the pipe . It should come out like turds . Let it dry like already mentioned , and you can set it alight just like logs .
It burns very slowly , almost smoldering , but certainly , it will make coals which can braai your meat .......


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Richprins wrote: Thu Jul 05, 2018 5:07 pm I think Dzombs wants to braai with the cardboard, not start the fire..
No, I want to put a few strips of cardboard on top of the newspaper and see if that ignites the coal.


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I have started using one of these. Works like a bomb especially getting hard woods going. \O \O

Am not a fan of charcoal, prefer briquettes.


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We're having a braai tonight

Will report back in due course.


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Good luck, Dzombs! :-0


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So had our braai on Friday night.
It was a lot better.

Got the restaurant grade charcoal out:

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Then the SO had seen this at the shops and bought it for me:

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I was a bit sceptical about using it.
But a small piece of fire starter and 20 mins later.
Who can argue. It worked brilliantly.

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This was dinner

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^Q^ ^Q^ ^Q^ Dzombs!

Aha, bangers, as I thought! :twisted:

And you braaied vertically, which is very difficult! :shock:


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I cannot see the first two pics :-(

Apart from the wrong side up, the braai looks great ^Q^ ^Q^


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Hmmm.... looks very nice ^Q^
Vertical braaing , like shwarma is great \O I must try it =O: =O:


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I think I sorted the pics out. \O


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