Made in the USA, these Kingsford pellets for grilling contain no artificial flavors, binders, dyes, chemical additives or added oils. Just 100% hardwood for 100% flavor. Grillmaster's Choice brings you the traditional, strong and savory flavor notes of hickory, cherry and oak hardwood.

the USA Kingsford® Wood Pellets are made in the USA with 100% natural ingredients. Our grill pellets are an easy way to add bold, smoky wood flavor to any meal.

Kingsford® grilling pellets come in a conveniently sized 20-pound bag. One pound of pellets lasts approximately one hour at low heat and 30 minutes at high heat depending on the grill manufacturer and outdoor conditions. Trust Kingsford for real wood flavor made easy.

Good for beef, pork, seafood, poultry and game birds. Maple: Maple pellets are mild with a hint of sweet. Phenomenal on poultry, fish, vegetables and cheese. Or, try these pellets when baking desserts.

The Kingsford Company sawmill closed in 1961, according to the Iron Mountain News on June 28 of that year. And Kingsford Charcoal moved to Louisville, Kentucky. Today, the company, which is owned by Clorox, dominates the U.S. charcoal market.

Pellets can be made from a variety of organic materials, including industrial waste. The most common type of pellets are made of wood. Generally, wood pellets come from a combination of sawdust and waste from manufacturing or construction applications.

Kingsford is a known quantity with a fairly high degree of quality control. There's a reason that Kingsford has stayed in business for over 100 years. Over the past century, Kingsford has had time to refine their formula. The briquettes have become smaller and more compact.

Clorox The Kingsford Company sawmill closed in 1961, according to the Iron Mountain News on June 28 of that year. And Kingsford Charcoal moved to Louisville, Kentucky. Today, the company, which is owned by Clorox, dominates the U.S. charcoal market.

Hard maple refers to Sugar Maple and Black Maple trees and is a popular choice for flooring, furniture, cabinets, and even baseball bats. Soft maple trees, including red maple, boxelder, silver maple, and bigleaf maple, are commonly used for veneers, crates, and home woodenware due to their soft and lightweight wood.

Maple is in common use for heavy-duty flooring, such as bowling alleys, dance floors, kitchen cabinets, furniture, joinery and some veneers. Advantages: durable, strong, long-lasting wood.

Leading the Way. Today, Kingsford converts more than one million tons of wood waste into charcoal briquets every year, making Kingsford the leading manufacturer of charcoal in the United States.

And other manufacturing. These different types of lumber byproducts. First have to be reduced to the same size and consistency therefore the first stop is a huge grinding.

sawdust Wood pellets are usually made of compressed sawdust that is a waste product from other industries (e.g., sawmills). The pellets are held together by the natural lignin in the wood - typically no binder glue is needed. Lignin makes up approximately one quarter to a third of dry wood.

Maple wood is not only incredibly strong, it looks nice and stains beautifully. Woodworkers gravitate towards maple for its durability, smooth grain pattern, and light, creamy color. While most woodworkers tend to choose heartwood in other hardwoods, sapwood tends to be more popular for maples.

Maple has a closed grain similar to birch wood that provides a waterproof nature. It has a rich color (easily enhanced with the right finish) and it's often widely available. However, maple can shrink from constant moisture exposure if not properly finished.

Maple is a species of trees known for its vibrant colors and distinct patterns. What makes this tree even more well known is its ability to produce a unique sap that can be turned into syrup. The sap from maple trees is significantly sweeter than the sap of any other tree.