Grilling & Recipes: WarEggle??

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	Name:	Mack -
	Subject:	WarEggle??
	Date:	6/30/2009 5:58:22 PM

Just bought a bag of Royal Oak and another bag of Kingsford "Competition" to comparison test this weekend. RO says "100% Hardwood", while Kingsford says "100% Natural". Sounds like a copout by Kingsford that it is using fillers, where RO is not. But, the RO bag states that regular briquettes maintain heat better for extended cooking times.
Question is, will the RO do a better good job for several hours of smoking low?? Better than standard Kingsford, or equal to BGE?