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I have a cobb and find it works just as well with good quality briquettes. It takes 10 and they're ready to cook in about half an hour.

If you're lucky you can sometimes get the cheaper equivalent of cobblestones (just as good though) from places like Home Bargains and B&Ms. Not seen any for a couple of months though.

Have you tried The Range?  I got loads there last year, and at a reasonable price, so haven't had to look for any this year. 

The Weber briquettes are available from Argos.  Never use anything else nowadays.  They keep going for ages and we move the Cobb into the tent on cold evenings to keep us warm.  No smoke, no smell.

http://www.tkqlhce.com/click-1428744-10294381?url=http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/0710606/Trail/searchtext%3EWEBER.htm

Quote: Originally posted by alahol2 on 03/8/2010

The Weber briquettes are available from Argos.  Never use anything else nowadays.  They keep going for ages and we move the Cobb into the tent on cold evenings to keep us warm.  No smoke, no smell.

Quote: Originally posted by alahol2 on 03/8/2010

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The Weber briquettes are available from Argos.  Never use anything else nowadays.  They keep going for ages and we move the Cobb into the tent on cold evenings to keep us warm.  No smoke, no smell.

http://www.tkqlhce.com/click-1428744-10294381?url=http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/0710606/Trail/searchtext%3EWEBER.htm

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I'd better say that when we have the Cobb in the tent the main door is still open so we can watch the world go by.  We don't have a SIG and the Cobb goes outside before we close up for the night.  Sorry if I may have given anyone a wrong idea.  We also have a sailing cruiser and are very aware of the possibility of carbon monoxide in enclosed spaces.

Thanks for pointing out the dangerous aspects of my original post.