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Kent Rollins' Big Bertha
Hmmm, not sure what to think of this offering. It's made by Hasty Bake so I'm sure the quality and workmanship are there, but the price point seems a little high for what it is. My LSG didn't cost that much shipped to my front yard. Thoughts?
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Not something that would interest me, although I can see it's appeal (got to leave room for future MCS). I can see it in a rustic outdoor kitchen set up.
The tall price is because of the Corten steel I bet!
About 10 years ago my Daughter worked for Williams Sonoma and they offered an enameled old fashioned French looking gas stove for 12K so 5K ain't so bad.Last edited by ofelles; August 16, 2021, 09:29 AM.
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Just another example of a food celebrity (although I do like the old Cowboy) cashing in on his name. As a result the said cooker goes up in price by 1.5 or 2 times what it's really worth. Franklin's new pit is a perfect example. Fine cooker, well crafted but come on, you can get something that cooks and is built equally as well for half the price.
Another novelty cooker, no interest. Thanks for posting though Mike, I wish Kent a lot of luck regardless. He's a character.
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Looks like lots of fun but probably not for me right now. I too like my LSG which I need to continue to learn more about.
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When we were kids we'd vacation at a little resort in the high sierras. They had these cool old cobble stone cabins that were built in the 1920's and had most of the original furnishings, including oil lamps and wood cook stoves. My mother grew up cooking on them and she took to it easily. She even baked bread and cakes to show us her chops!! Some of the best times of our lives were spent there, and it's where we scattered dad's ashes.
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Like any tool (knife, gun, cooker, etc.), the key is knowing how to use it.
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gcdmd mom took the time to show us how to use them. Of course, fire management is the key and us kids smoked the place out a few times learning that. But once you found the sweet spot it was really fun and satisfying, although I would not like to live that way. On second thought, I think I could go totally Thoreau and live by a pond in the woods!Last edited by CaptainMike; August 16, 2021, 11:07 AM.
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Having watched my Aunt cook on a wood stove, and having to help fill the woodshed for that stove, It's a firm no for me - at any price...
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First, let me say this: "NO!"
Now let me think carefully about my response ... (insert your choice of game show music here) ... OK, Cap'n ... I'm gonna stick with "NO!".
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Old school big'ol Traeger w/Pro controller (Big Tex)
2 W22's w/SnS, DnG (1 black, 1 copper) (Minions 1 and 2)
20+ y/o many times rebuilt Weber Genesis w/GrillGrates (Gas Passer)
20 x 30 Santa Maria grill (Maria, duh)
Bradley cabinet smoker (Pepper Gomez)
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Fireboard
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