Jealous Devil Onyx Binchotan Lump Charcoal 10 lb
- 10 pounds per box
- Lump chunks of South American hardwood
- Carbonized above 2300 degrees F for several weeks
- Reusable: extinguish with water, dry, relight
- Smokeless, flameless burn with far infrared heat
Last refreshed Sep 27, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.
A box of dense binchotan lump charcoal that burns long, smokeless and flameless, and can be put out with water and reused. It suits focused grilling more than low-and-slow smoking.
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ASIN: B0CCQG1D3HCategory: Grilling Charcoal
Overview
Lighting a few chunks of this binchotan gives a hot, even burn for grilling food that benefits from far infrared heat. The charcoal is made from dense South American hardwood and carbonized in a kiln, giving it a hard metallic sound.
Long burn time and clean heat make it a fit for fast, precise grilling, and reuse can stretch a box over several cooks. The listing does not say which grills it suits or how fast it lights, so test it before a big meal.
Who it's for
A serious griller cooking skewers, fish or steaks who values smokeless heat and reuse. Those who want smoke flavor, or a fuel sized for a big kettle, should choose a different charcoal.
Pros and cons
- Smokeless and flameless burn
- Far infrared heat for even cooking
- Reusable after water and drying
- Long, even burn
- Grill compatibility not described
- Light-up method not listed
- Little smoke flavor by design
Performance notes
Binchotan is made by baking hardwood at very high heat for weeks, which drives off nearly everything but carbon. That leaves a dense fuel that burns long, hot and clean, with far infrared heat that cooks through the food. Putting it out with water and drying it lets it relight with little loss.
Specifications
| Brand | Jealous Devil |
|---|---|
| Dimensions & fit | |
| Item weight | 10 pounds |
| Construction & materials | |
| Material type | Wood (South American hardwood) |
| Included components | |
| Number of packs | 1 |
| Other details | |
| Item form | Chunks |
| Flavor | Natural wood |
| Reusability | Reusable after extinguishing with water and drying |
Frequently asked questions
Which grills can use Jealous Devil Onyx Binchotan?
The listing names no specific grill types. It describes lump charcoal for grilling.
Can I reuse Jealous Devil Binchotan?
Yes. The description says to extinguish it with water, let it dry and relight it with no significant loss.
Does Binchotan make smoke?
The description calls the burn completely smokeless and flameless.
How is Onyx Binchotan made?
It is carbonized in kilns for several weeks at over 2,300 degrees F from all-natural South American hardwood.