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The<br />

Daytripper<br />

And now on to ILDERTON and LONDON, the largest city in our coverage area<br />

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We'll put the coffee on & you can relax & enjoy.<br />

Live Fire Events, Corn Roasts & Cauldron<br />

Cooking Classes Coming Soon!<br />

21951 Vanneck Rd. • ILDERTON<br />

www.campfireninja.com<br />

Cowboy<br />

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Available in several sizes.<br />

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Come visit it Canada's Largest Cowboy Cauldron<br />

Outdoor Living Space!<br />

Where Did All the Corn Roasts Go?<br />

Corn roasts were a regular community<br />

event in the Ottawa valley. It was custom<br />

for the party host to supply and cook the<br />

corn while the guests brought potluck<br />

dishes to share. A tripod would be set up<br />

and a big cast iron cauldron would hang<br />

from a chain over the fire. A fire would<br />

be lit under the cauldron, the water was<br />

brought to a boil, the corn was dropped in<br />

and scooped out with long handled nets.<br />

There was usually a can of melted butter<br />

hanging over the fire to dip the cobs in.<br />

The guests would help themselves to<br />

corn, side dishes and salads.<br />

My mother-in-law and father-in-law<br />

had so many good memories hosting and<br />

attending corn roasts in the Ottawa valley.<br />

For their 50th Wedding Anniversary, they<br />

decided to host a corn<br />

roast, inviting family,<br />

friends and neighbours<br />

to their celebration. I<br />

had never hosted or<br />

attended a corn roast so<br />

it was a really exciting<br />

experience for me. As<br />

a city girl, it was hard<br />

to imagine cooking on<br />

a cauldron over the fire.<br />

However, my husband<br />

put himself through<br />

university by growing and selling corn<br />

and hosting community corn roasts on<br />

the weekends.<br />

We all got to work planning this big<br />

celebration. My father in law welded the<br />

old cracked cast iron cauldrons together.<br />

The tent was rented, the food and<br />

decorations were ordered. On the day of<br />

the party, the whole community pitched<br />

By Andrea Stuart • www.campfireninja.com<br />

in with peeling potatoes, frying turkeys,<br />

and boiling corn. It was so entertaining<br />

watching the turkeys going in and out<br />

of the deep fryer and watching the corn<br />

being cooked over the fire. The food<br />

turned out delicious, thanks to all the<br />

volunteers who made the day a success.<br />

Everyone had such a great time. I<br />

wondered why corn roasts weren’t being<br />

hosted in my area. I wanted other people<br />

to experience it. I began searching for<br />

old, antique, cast iron cauldrons but they<br />

were broken or too expensive. Then, I<br />

happened to stumble upon the Cowboy<br />

Cauldrons. It was exactly what I wanted<br />

to bring to my customers. Now, my area<br />

will have the chance to experience corn<br />

roasts and campfire grilling on a whole<br />

new level.<br />

The Cowboy<br />

Cauldrons are made<br />

of plated steel and will<br />

not crack like the oldfashioned,<br />

cast iron<br />

versions. They can<br />

be used two ways for<br />

cooking. If the fire is<br />

under the cauldron,<br />

it can be used to<br />

boil water for corn,<br />

potatoes, crab or lobster<br />

boils. If the fire is inside the basin, the<br />

grill can be placed on top for cooking<br />

or grilling anything! You can use them<br />

for campfires or for hosting campfire<br />

cooking dinner parties. If you are<br />

looking for ways to spend more time<br />

outdoors, enjoy cooking, entertaining,<br />

socializing and relaxing at home; you<br />

will love this product.<br />

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<strong>Summer</strong> <strong>2022</strong>

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