Binchotan charcoal, originating from Japan, boasts not only as a typical activated charcoal but also possesses unique properties that set it apart. Perhaps the most notable aspect of Binchotan is its specialized production process....
Read MoreWhite and black charcoal, though both derived from the same raw material, exhibit distinct characteristics and serve different purposes. White charcoal, also known as Binchotan charcoal, originates from Japan and is produced through...
Read MoreThe Origins of Binchotan Charcoal can be traced back to Japan, where it has been an integral part of Japanese culture and tradition for centuries. Derived from ubame oak branches, Binchotan charcoal undergoes a...
Read MoreThis Japanese charcoal is worth the high cost, because it’s smokeless, odorless, and one of the longest-burning charcoals you can buy. Stumbling across unexpected street festivals was my favorite part about the year and...
Read More22lbs (10kg) High grade Binchotan alternative charcoal, 100% natural compressed premium wood sawdust. Long lasting, no sparks, no odor, no smoke, high heat, burns clean. Used in many restaurants. Restaurant-grade high burning temperature, does not contain any chemicals,...
Read MoreChoose 22lbs (10kg) or 10lbs. (4.5kg) High grade Binchotan natural white charcoal used for traditional Japanese yakitori from Namibia. Same as used in restaurants in Japan & South Korea. Restaurant-grade high burning temperature, does not contain any chemicals,...
Read MoreFamous for its marbling of fat mixed in every fiber of meat and its characteristic fatty and delicious taste, Wagyu beef is the premium meat of the land of the rising sun, classified as...
Read MoreUbame oak is harder, with a tighter grain than regular oak trees, and is preferred by Binchotan makers. All of the various Binchotan makers are located in areas with similar terrain and lattitudes, as Ubame...
Read MoreThe benefits of using binchotan for grilling go beyond the obvious. Specification of White Longan/ Lychee Charcoal Loading & Packing: Caloric: 8000 ~ 9500 kcal/kgs. Ash content : <2%Fix Carbon Content : >75%Time burning...
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