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Chadzilla

This is ironic because my wife had found some sites in Chinese that discuss this very item. What we found even more interesting than the 'heating' capabilities was the fact that it is ground up and used in a special noodle dish.
I've been wanting to order some online, and your post has just peaked my interest even further.
If you search 'white charcoal noodles' in English, you will pull up several links to this dish. What could the flavor be like?

DDS San Antonio

This is the first time I've heard of this. I always thought it was just a name of an anime character that my daughter watches. It is interesting to know that it doesn't produce smoke...

Brian

White charcoal is 95% pure carbon compared to about 65% carbon in lump charcoal. It doesn't produce smoke because of this, making it ideal for the crazy idea of grilling indoors. The heat produced from binchō-tan can reach up to 1800°F. Its an item that is heavy and when hit together makes the sound of metal hitting metal.

john_v_phipps

I live in the upper left hand corner of the USA map. Any idea where I can source Binchō-tan?

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