Rochecodiam's was present at the Barbecue Expo in Paris, which took place from April 4 to 6, 2025.

The public was particularly interested and impressed by the hazelnut shell charcoal briquettes.

In addition to the ecological aspect, their impressive number of qualities were appreciated. First and foremost, the fact that they are recycled from waste, but also because they avoid deforestation with this alternative to charcoal. The economic aspect is also noteworthy, as the briquettes can be extinguished and relighted at will, while maintaining excellent performance. Indeed, the combustion tem

Rochecodiam's was present at the Barbecue Expo in Paris, which took place from April 4 to 6, 2025.

The public was particularly interested and impressed by the hazelnut shell charcoal briquettes. In addition to the ecological aspect, their impressive number of qualities were appreciated. First and foremost, the fact that they are recycled from waste, but also because they avoid deforestation with this alternative to charcoal. The economic aspect is also noteworthy, as the briquettes can be extinguished and relighted at will, while maintaining excellent performance. Indeed, the combustion temperature is around 500°C, and the burn time lasts approximately 6 hours!

In a context where wood emits fine particles, the public appreciated the fact that the briquettes also have the advantage of being non-polluting. They don't generate fumes or odors, which can disturb neighbors, or even sometimes cause an unexpected fire call! This aspect is attracting more and more professionals based in city centers who use wood-fired ovens.

Finally, the hygienic aspect has particularly appealed to housewives, as they (almost) never get their hands dirty, and children can even put the briquettes in their mouths without fear of poisoning. Close to food-grade (equivalent to toothpaste), the briquettes are 100% plant-based, made simply of hazelnut shells and starch.

The manufacturing quality guarantees users an exceptional experience, and the icing on the cake is that even the ashes can be recycled to fertilize the garden. It's definitely 100% beneficial!