Most of these trees were harvested in the 19th and early 20th centuries.In fact, the word « fat wood » became an adjective The wood in these stumps is « fat » and contains flammable resinstherefore, very suitable for igniters.

Why is it called Fat Wood?

Fatwood, also known as « fat lighter », « balsa wood », « rich lighter », « loose knot », « lighter knot », « heart loose » or « lighter » [sic]Yes Heartwood from pine trees.

Does fat wood only exist in pine trees?

Our Fatwood comes from the non-tropical rainforest regions of Central America. This is part of our commitment to sustainable forestry.Never fell a live tree for our Fatwood and We only harvest non-endangered pine species. The stump is divided into sticks about 8 inches long and 3/4 inch diameter.

Can you eat fat wood?

Because Fatwood is 100% natural and contains no chemicals or petroleum additives, there will be no chemical odor or taste added to your food.Using Fatwood with Natural lump charcoal And you can cook knowing that no harmful chemicals or toxins are released into your food.

How do you identify fat wood?

When the tree rots, the sap hardens into resin-soaked wood, which is fat wood.The best place to find it is Branches attach to the trunk or roots if the tree remains standing for a while. Fatwood can be easily ignited, even in wet conditions, using a lighter, match or iron rod.

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