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4 LB of Kishu, Japan's IPPINKA Binchotan BBQ Charcoal

Name: IPPINKA
Price: 54.15 USD
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4 pounds of Binchotan Charcoal, made from Japanese Oak in Kishu. Considered the top quality charcoal and can be reused if used and stored properly. It is tough and has a shiny metallic appearance and makes a metallic sound when struck together.
The charcoal is crafted from oak and adds a clean and smoky flavor to any dish or meat. Typically used in Japanese cooking such as Yakitori, Yakiniku, and grilling fish.
Keep in a cool, dry area and shield from direct sunlight. Once opened, tightly seal the charcoal in a container.
Completely natural, chemical-free, and has a long burning time.

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4 pounds of Binchotan Charcoal, made from Japanese Oak in Kishu. Considered the top quality charcoal and can be reused if used and stored properly. It is tough and has a shiny metallic appearance and makes a metallic sound when struck together.
The charcoal is crafted from oak and adds a clean and smoky flavor to any dish or meat. Typically used in Japanese cooking such as Yakitori, Yakiniku, and grilling fish.
Keep in a cool, dry area and shield from direct sunlight. Once opened, tightly seal the charcoal in a container.
Completely natural, chemical-free, and has a long burning time.