Broil King 63920 Hickory Wood Pellets

Marsoni

M251S

$17.99

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Broil King 63920 Hickory Wood PelletsThe Broil King 63920 Hickory Wood Pellets offer a premium fuel for use with your grill. Broil King's Premium Grilling Pellets are specifically designed to work with the Broil King Pellet series grills. These pellets are 100 percent natural and contain only premium wood with no fillers, oil additives, or binding agents. Source woods are mixed before pelletizing, ensuring that each pellet contains the intended blend to ensure repeatable cooking

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Reviewed in the United States on May 9, 2026