Yes, but they are not wood smoked flavor. That is the point about using charcoal, either real, or pressed briquets.
I do grind my own hamburger, as I can cut the fat out, and as expensive as ground hamburger has gotten I can do it cheaper and fresher. When you fresh grind hamburger, you an eat it rare. As production made seems to have an E. coli problem, so well done is the only option.
I understand rare is a learned way to eat beef. You typically eat it the way your parents made it.

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