Pile the coals over the air head, or drive it into already-lit coals — either way works. The forced air pushes oxygen straight to the core, where the fire actually needs it. Set it up first if you can; forget to, and it still rips.
From that ember the burn spreads through the whole bed in a fraction of the time — while everyone else is still fanning a paper plate.
Air drives into the fuel bed, not across it — the core lights first.
A touch of fluid to catch one coal — then the air does the rest.
A focused blast does the work your lungs and a paper plate can't.
Glowing coals in minutes — so you're cooking while everyone's still waiting.
Only 500 spots — when they're claimed, we build.
Final price will be about $50.
