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    Scarlett1973
    NEW BAGS
    Idea posted July 26, 2011 by Scarlett1973Influential Innovators, last edited February 9, 2012
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    Not sure if you’ve ever experienced the frustration of opening a regular charcoal bag. Not only they are hard to open, once you open them keeping them closed can be a challenge. I think that replacing the paper bags with plastic bags or a stronger material would make is easier to open, store, and dispense. Moreover, they should have a press on zipper on top similar to Ziploc bags to make opening and closing easier. They could also have a scoop attached to it to make dispensing cleaner and faster.     

     

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    • Maria Medina
      posted July 27, 2011 by Maria MedinaInnovation Ambassadors  Permalink

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    • Scarlett1973
      posted July 27, 2011 by Scarlett1973Influential Innovators  Permalink

      THANKS!!! Laughing

    • Lucy
      posted August 25, 2011 by LucyInfluential Innovators  Permalink

      Unless you wear gloves, measuring the number of briquettes needed on each side of a Weber grill is not only messy but can be a challenge, especially when using one of the bigger bags.  My idea would be to make a "WEBER READY" bag, perhaps through a tie-in with Weber, in which X number of briquettes are packaged in individual bags and the bags are placed inside a larger bag.  For example, Weber's medium size grill uses 48 briquettes, 24 on each side.  The Kingsford WEBER READY bag could contain twenty (or more) pre-packaged bags containing 24 briquettes per bag, enough for ten barbeques.  Bags containing a smaller number of briquettes could be made for the Smokey Joe; a larger amount for the full size Weber.

      For the ultimate in convenience, the pre-packaged charcoal could be impregnated with lighter fluid or packaged in instant light bags.

    • Maria Medina
      posted August 25, 2011 by Maria MedinaInnovation Ambassadors  Permalink

      Thanks for the idea Lucy, 

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