Daniel and Abby Jo explain how the "Grampa Jakes" Campfire Cooker works...
"This is a heavy-duty campfire cooker, handcrafted on a mountain in North Idaho. Made to move up and down at 360 degrees in any direction for easy movement, serving, and temperature control. This wonderful Campfire Cooker comes with two hand held "campfire remotes". These remotes move the grates, arms, and hooks where you need them just so you never touch anything HOT. "Remotes" make it so easy to move your pots and pans off the fire for stirring and serving. This ingenious tool makes campfire cooking simply enjoyable."
I can imagine just how easy, too! Seems like when I'm cooking over an open flame, there's never a place to set hot pots and such other than the dirt. And it would allow you to make the most of a campfire since you can take advantage of the heat that rises. Items that don't need to be right in the coals, but just need to be gently warmed could be set up high, while items needing intense heat could be down lower. (You can read even more about this item, how it works, and see extra pictures at Forgotten Way Blog).
• Visit Forgotten Way Farm and find out more about the "Grandpa Jakes" Campfire Cooker. I'm thinking this would be an excellent item to have for emergency cooking! But how would you use it? Come back here and leave a comment telling me your thoughts on this handy tool. Be sure to leave an email address if you do not have a blog.
• Want to be entered a second time? Follow Daniel and Abby Jo on their blog, Forgotten Way, and then come back here and let me know that you've done so.
This give-away ends Friday, January 6, 2012 at 11:59 p.m.
That pictures remember me "little farm on prairie" , so nice!
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Wow. I would love to try this out with my new cast iron! I love how portable it is and versital. Is there and expanion pack? JK.I want to try it out for camping and emergency cooking and just back yard cook out in the summer. Thank you for the chance to win this and the information that it is out there.
ReplyDeleteWe do a lot of entertaining at our camp in rural New England - this would be ideal for large summer gatherings when the cast iron cook-stove just gets too hot.
ReplyDeleteWow, what a nifty gadget! I'd probably use it for those emergency times also. It's really so functional!
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ReplyDeletePlease enter me in the campfire cooker giveaway. My husband and I are avid campers and enjoy cooking over a campfire. We just purchased a home in the country where we plan to include the camping experience in our regular routine, ie: spending our evenings around a campfire with family & friends. My blog www.mountainhomevt.blogspot.com talked about our life in the mountains of Vermont. We recently moved to North Carolina and I haven't started a new blog as of yet. My email address is: leeanndennis62@yahoo.com.
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Oh my goodness! What a great giveaway! We cook over the firepit in the backyard all.the.time and it's so difficult getting large pots situated on a couple of blocks, you know? The blocks bust from the heat and then the pot gets all thrown off kilter! I would so be cooking up a big old pot of beans on this baby!
ReplyDeleteThis is awesome! And I'm with you, this would be great to have in the "emergency arsenal" for preps. Would help cook a few different things at once too!
ReplyDeleteThis looks terrific!We have a tripod for outdoor cooking, but this solves so many of those awkward moments...needing to heat multiple skillets/Dutch ovens at the same time. I love it! Not only is it great for emergency cooking if needed, but we love to cook outside just for fun. It's a great way to teach our kids some of those pioneer skills that our grandmothers used so often. Thanks for the give-away offer!
ReplyDeleteI'm signing up for this Campfire cooker...love it....I struggle with the open fire and cooking on logs...is a balancing act...this would be easy to move around and check food during the cooking process...I just got me a camping portable kitchen...grandpa did a great job in designing this beauty...Mel's Designs..'n Harmony blog is a follower of your blog...mels_designs@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteAwesome way to cook outdoors! Looks like it would help get all the food for a large family cooked at one time. Great idea! dhiginbotham@ymail.com
ReplyDeleteVery clever design! I can imagine using it in basecamp situations, or when working on land projects that mean being outdoors all the time, far from a kitchen. Having hot grub right to hand would be very heartening.
ReplyDeleteJust subscribed to Forgotten Way, also!
ReplyDeleteI liked it on facebook. dhiginbotham@ymail.com
ReplyDeleteI love Forgotten Way products! While we can't go away camping because of the farm critters, we are planning on putting up a wall tent in the back field. This would be perfect for back there. One of our goals is to learn how to do with out electricity. We are planning on staying in the field for a couple weeks this summer, just to get a feel for pioneer life!
ReplyDeleteI now follow Forgotten Way!
ReplyDeletei learned that they are handmade...totally awesome! I would loveto use this in thesummer so iwouldnt have to turn the stove on and heatup the house!
ReplyDeleteI would give this to my Husband. He and his brothers, uncles and cousins go to the deer woods for, what my daughter calls: "a grown man's slumber party". He could really use this!
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ReplyDeleteWow- this looks great! We have a firepit that we made and it looks much like the one in these photos. I love cooking on the open fire but I am limited because I have yet to find just the right setup to allow me to cook several things. This Campfire Cooker is very much like what I had pictured in my mind as being what we need. It sure would be nice to win it! I don't have a blog.
ReplyDeleteWow! A awesome give away!! We have a firepit here on the homestead and try to cook on it at least once a week. It is hard keeping the pots, etc over the heat but not so close to the flame. This would be perfect for us! The grands could even help cook.
ReplyDeleteI am also a follower of The Forgotten Way.
ReplyDeleteThat looks like a wonderful tool! Teaching myself how to cook over an open fire has been on my mind for a couple of years now. I think it would be a great skill to have in case of emergency. Also, I live in rural New England, and we frequently lose power (for days at a time). While our generator has enabled me to cook during power outages, I've often wished to have some back-up skills just in case. (Just in case: the generator stops working and we can't get it going again, we aren't able to get into town for more gas for the generator, etc.) Additionally, I'd love the ability to cook over an open fire for hospitality! I'd love to have a harvest party in the autumn, and serve up some of the food from the campfire.
ReplyDeleteThis is awesome! Back in the fall, our homeschool group attended a French and Indian War re-inactment and I was very intrigued at how the re-inactors cooked everything over an open fire. Cast iron cookware is my favorite. I use it more than any other cookware I own. When we lived in FL and lost power in the hurricanes for days, I was so thankful to have my cast iron to be able to use on the grill even for things like green beans. This year, my parents got me a cast iron Dutch oven for Christmas. Grandpa Jakes Campfire Cooker would be awesome for camping trips or in case of another extended power outage. :0)
ReplyDeleteI would use it for camping and also would be a good addition to my emergency preparedness supplies'
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How fun! My hubby would love this and I bet it would be a big hit at the Scout campouts. My daughter is in American Heritage Girls and we do campouts also. I would love to teach the girls about outdoor cooking with this. Although I would need to learn myself first! :) Please enter me!
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ReplyDeleteNice give away! I would put it to use right in my own yard. We love sitting out by a fire and I'm already imagining all the wonderful breakfasts I could put together.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great giveaway! I've visited the Forgotten Way blog to check out the close up pics, and I think this would be a great tool to have at our farm. Not only could we have it on hand for emergency cooking, but we could take it on the big, multi-family camping trips we go on, or just use it to fix a meal back by at fire pit for fun. Please enter me? Also, I'm already a Forgotten Way follower. Thanks! :)
ReplyDeleteLove this! I would really like for my big boys to learn to cook outdoors and all the levels would come in handy for their camping trips!
ReplyDeleteThis is really really cool! I can totally see us doing this to feel us plus all of our friends we go camping with so much more quickly than just 1 pot being used at a time! Awesome idea!
ReplyDeleteThe only things I've cooked on the campfire are s'mores and BBQ chicken. I love this apparatus for the flat racks. My family hopes to camp more and this would be a fun thing to rest out.
ReplyDeleteHeidi Partin
I saw this on their blog yesterday when I read your Barn Hop and was immediately smitten with the thoughts of how wonderful this would be. My husband and I are older, and I have pretty bad back problems, so leaning over is a real problem for me. I believe this would be a real back-saver. We have a large assortment of cast-iron cooking pots and pans that I use regularly, so we're all set for cooking full meals over a fire. It would really boost our emergency preparedness supplies, as well as be used for fun!
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ReplyDeleteDeb Meyers
In addition to emergency prep supply, I would love to try this clever Campfire Cooker to cook and serve fondue, cocoa and chili for my kids' friends after sledding!
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Hey girl - finally getting some time to catch up on blogs. Love this product! I have all the dutch ovens, and do a lot of campfire cooking, and this would be a great item to have! I also followed Forgotten Way - thanks for such a great giveaway!
ReplyDeleteNot only is this the coolest thing EVER but sooooo useful!!! Here is FL it gets WAY to hot in the house in the summer, let alone turn on the stove! This would be perfect to cook on over our large firepit in the yard.. I can picture myself making stew, potatoes, and tea while working in my garden never once stepping inside!! :) I HOPE I WIN!!!!!! :) Thank you thank you thank you!
ReplyDeleteHow do I get one of these? My husband would die for one. He LOVES to cook in the outdoors. He is looking for something like this. Even if I do not win the giveaway. Oh PLEASE let me win.:-) I still would like to get one anyway.
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This is a great way to cook outdoors. I try to do at least 50% of my cooking outside.Will be following Daniel and Abby.
ReplyDeleteI think this is so cool. My son is a blacksmith and has made us tripods for the fire, but nothing with the "remotes". We do not own a grill and so frequently cook in the firepit outside. I would also use it for when the power is out like when we had a snow storm this past October!
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I would dearly LOVE to have one of these! My son and I built a firepit in our backyard over the Christmas break and it would be so much fun to have one of these to cook our meals on. He is in boy scouts and could take it on scout outings as well. What a great tool!
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We are currently improving 40 acres to eventually build our house. It's difficult to work for long since there's no facilities, cooking or otherwise. How wonderful it would be to build a fire and actually prepare a meal for the men!
ReplyDeleteI would love to win this. I bought my husband the complete cast iron set a while back. He only has a metal rack to cook on or the wood coals. I real like how easy it is to use. I already follow them. Thank you so much for posting this give way. Have a great day.
ReplyDeleteI've not seen anything quite like this before. We camp occasionally, and right now we do not have an operating gas grill. This looks very portable, also. Thanks! naburcaw@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteI am following Forgotten Way's blog. naburcaw@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteI am a fan!! :)
ReplyDeleteI would definitely use this on camping trips with my son! I'm a single mom and as such, this would help me balance all the cooking tasks with less help. I'd also use it on our new property to cook outdoors more often instead of using the electricity to cook inside.
ReplyDeleteI also now follow their blog!
ReplyDeleteWe go camping every year and I like to take my Dutch oven and try new things. I haven't been real successful but I like to keep trying. I would love to win this Campfire Cooker and make an entire meal for my family on it.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the opportunity. This is a great give-away.
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ReplyDeleteWhat a smart set-up! We aren't campers, but learning how would be great for cultivating some important skills, I think. To be honest, though, I'd like plenty of conveniences as well, such as the ability to cook easily, which the Campfire Cooker would sure help with. ~Jill
ReplyDeleteWhat an ingenious idea! My husband's large family camps for a week each summer, and I'm thinking this would be GREAT for that. As well as emergencies!
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ReplyDeleteI have been looking at this for quite a while. I would love to add this to my other outdoor cookware. Very exciting give away.
ReplyDeleteBeth
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What a great idea!! We're going to try to do more backyard cooking as part of our suburban homesteading efforts, and this would be a wonderful way to do it! Thanks for the opportunity!
ReplyDeleteI just found your blog. I have been trying to simplify my life and it is definitely a goal for this coming year. I have gone to the Forgotten Way Blog and left a comment for them. The Grandpa Jakes Cooker is a wonderful link to other possibilities in ways to live our lives. We are so used to all the conveniences that we live with that we have forgotten how to get back to basics. I have great memories of my grandparents cooking sauces and ketchups in big iron skillets over an open fire in their back yard. The aromas were wonderful.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great giveaway! I think I'd primarily use it for camping but it's certainly got me thinking about outside cooking year round.
ReplyDeleteI followed Daniel and Abby Jo for a second entry.
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ReplyDeleteI LOVE this giveaway! I have worked "wilderness" weeks of camp for kids at our local Christian camp and this is all we cook on for the week. This is so handy and amazing to have everything you need handy. It makes outdoor cooking easy and do-able. I would love to have one of these over our own camp fire here at home! I have joined Forgotten Way Blog and put them on my own blog list. It looks like they are doing some really neat things and will enjoy a new blog to follow!
Renee
www.tailspinfarm.blogspot.com
That looks so useful! Love the versatility of the design. I have been wanting to try open fire cooking. Ever since I read that open fire cooking is done on falling heat, I knew it was for me, because I sometimes overcook things.
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I think that this is a wonderful tool. It would make cooking out at the campfire way easier. So many times I have gotten burned from having to lean over the fire and this would help to eliminate that problem.
ReplyDeleteI am also following The Forgotten Way Farm
ReplyDeleteWow, I'd love to win this campstove. My family has been camping forever...lol... with my mom and dad growing up and for 28 years with my husband and children. We also like to have campfires in the backyard and this would sure be fun; let alone a great tool for emergency situations. And yes, I visited and 'followed' Forgotten Way and will do the same on your blog. Both are very informative and fun! So happy to have found both!
ReplyDeleteThis would be a great tool on the homestead. My husband is very good at cooking on an open fire but me bot so much. I would love to learn, being the wife I feel that it is my duty to prepare the meals. Living in Louisiana, the summers are terribly hot so cooking outside is very beneficial to keeping the house cool. Would really love to win this. Thank you for the opportunity!
ReplyDeletethis would be a perfect educational event for my whole family and be perfect for not only my daughter and me while we have one of our many family camping trips but my son and husband to when they have a hunting trip or go ice fishing!
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I followed forgotten way blog!
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Emergency cooking is a great idea, but I would definitely use it camping! I LOVE it!!!
ReplyDeleteJust followed Daniel and Abbey Jo's site, too. Love, love both sites!
ReplyDeleteI'm following Forgotten Way
ReplyDeleteWhat a great giveaway! While it would be useful for emergency situations, I would use "Grandpa Jakes Campfire Cooker" for cook-outs. We like cooking on an open fire, especially when the weather is COOL. It really slows down your cooking and takes you back to a simpler time. We have several dutch ovens that we bought for this purpose, but we've been eyeing cooking set-ups like this for some time. I would love, LoVe, LOVE to win one!!!
ReplyDeleteI would use this for summer cooking, as an alternative to solar ovens, which don't work well here in Ohio. Keeps the heat outside!
ReplyDeleteYeah! Now I'm a "follower" on the Forgotten Way Farm blog. I've read their blog before, but now I can keep up on a regular basis! Thanks for the giveaway - hope I win!!!
ReplyDeleteWOW, I can't believe that I am the first to enter your giveaway! I've been checking out this outdoor cooker for awhile now. There must have been a link on your blog a few days ago. This is just awesome!! I would love to have one to use out here on our farm. With the way things are going in our country, being without electricity isn't too far fetched! Please put my name in your contest!
ReplyDeleteOH MY GOODNESS THAT THING IS FABULOUS!!!
ReplyDeleteWith so many surfaces and arms this would greatly increase efficiency in cooking while camping, obviously. But the remotes would allow our younger and/or smaller children to also be involved, each having their own part of the meal to be safely in charge of. And it's so strong - to be supporting full cast iron pots without issue. Wonderful!
And when not camping? We just purchase property in TN and I was thinking that I'm really going to have to figure out how to feed the family in shifts as they finish jobs during the day - without everyone trekking in grimy clothes in and out of the house, etc. How simple it would be to set up a campfire area off the back patio, have a pot of something heating, and perhaps crusty rolls being kept warm for everyone to come, sit, and eat on the patio as they're able. And, of course, keep a pot of coffee, cider, etc. on for breaks and what not.
The possibilities are endless. What a well worthy invention!
AND when storms take out the power - hot food without having to fire up the noisy generator!!!
ReplyDeleteWow! The campfire cooker would be great in emergency situations, but if I had a system like that I'm sure I would be trying to master the art of outdoor cooking on a more regular basis. Even just the thought of learning to cook outdoors makes me smile. I'm new to sustainable living blogs, and I just want to thank you all for putting all these wonderful ideas out there. I'm going to gradually ease my husband and I into a more self sustainable life.
ReplyDeleteWow, we could certainly use this on hunting trips! It's awesome!
ReplyDeleteI'm already a follower of Daniel and Abby Jo's blog.
ReplyDeleteThis looks amazing, like something I could put together and use by myself. I have a small fire pit circle like theirs and would love to use it at home to become proficient. I most likely would consider this an item for my preparedness kit.
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I've just subscribed to the Forgotten Way Farm blog. Thanks, Robin
ReplyDeleteUh oh . . . just put Forgotten Way into my blog reader. What a lovely, well balanced blog. I'm off to get back to it and read up on that off-grid documentary. Fun!
ReplyDeleteLOVE IT, The price is good and I like the fact that I can camp anywhere and cook many things at one time. I also love that instead of trying to use the grate at the camp grounds I can use this and it give more room and different levels of heat so I don't burn tings. :) So now I have two things I am going to be saving up for from their site, of course unless I win this then its only their clothes dryer i need. :)
ReplyDeleteI have and will always follow the forgotten way, they have great products and I know they are made with love, devotion and they WORK>
ReplyDeleteI received a dutch oven for a Christmas present - LAST YEAR. This would certainly prod me into keeping my goal of mastering the dutch oven.
ReplyDeleteI'm already following their blog. Thanks for making this available!
ReplyDeleteThis would be perfect(!!) for camping!!!
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I'd use it for camping and bonfires.Warm Blessings!~Amy
ReplyDeleteI just found your site and am really enjoying it. This would be perfect for emergency cooking, but also when we camp with our horses on trail rides. It would be so much fun!
ReplyDeleteI could use TWO of these set-ups! I could use one at my home and the other up at our cabin. One of the *frugal* things I want to do this year is more outdoor cooking and wouldn't Grandpa Jake's Outdoor Cooker be just the ticket! I'm also very impressed with the price. We have an honest to goodness blacksmith a few towns over and we have him do quite a bit of work for us...but, I don't think he could build this cook set-up for the price Forgotten Way is charging...and the shipping costs are included! Not only a great product...but excellent price.
ReplyDeleteI love the idea of having this for emergency cooking, as well as for camping!
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I follow their blog via Google Reader!
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This would be a great addition to our patio fires when we cook for company.
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness, that is the coolest thing!! We would LOVE one of these as we are hoping to be traveling around the country as a family (mom, dad and 5 children under 10) with my husband's work and will be doing a lot of camping to keep the cost low. mamatoblessings@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteI love the ideas you have and the down to earth subjects you address. I think the camp fire cooker is a plus to any emergency supply as well and using in the barbeque pit for cooking out side. We love to cook over our pit in the summer when the children gather.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful innovative design! ...perfect for camping cooking and I would enjoy owning it. Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI am following Daniel and Abby Jo on their blog as rusthawk.
ReplyDeleteI enjoy camping. Over the years I have made it my goal to make everything I can bake at home over an open fire. I can see how this "Grandpa Jakes" would come in handy for the campfire homemaker cooking a pot of beans, cornbread and a dessert all at once. It'd make you everyone's hero. Thanks for sharing Amy.
ReplyDeleteLooks like it would be a wonderful camping tool! Great way to make hot-chocolate without an oven top!
ReplyDeleteGeiger_Ruth@yahoo.com
I follow Daniel and Abby Jo at Forgotten Way Blog too.
ReplyDeleteA handy, good looking, versatile tool our family would love to own:)
ReplyDeleteSuch a handy item!
ReplyDeleteI'm now following Daniel and Abby Jo at Forgotten Way Blog via Google Connect.
ReplyDeleteI would use it every day in summer! We don't have central air, so I cook outside when it's hot. I've admired similar setups but haven't been able to afford them. We also like to camp out too, so it would be great there as well.
ReplyDeleteI also just signed up to follow the Forgotten Way Blog too. Looks fascinating!
ReplyDeleteHello and thank you for hosting this giveaway! I would share this with my family who live in Oregon on a teensy bit of land and are discovering gardening and fresh eggs from their chickens, etc. I myself live in Mozambique where I am a missionary at a children's center. Although I would love having it here as a model for people here to use, the weight is probably prohibitive to bring or ship. But still, I can share the idea with people here! Blessings, Laura
ReplyDeleteI love this! We just built a new fire pit and something like this would be perfect. I even have a few pieces of my great grandmothers cast iron with handles and never thought I'd use them for hanging over a fire. Will definitely consider this as a wonderful tool for cooking if the power goes out.
ReplyDeleteWhat a cool little gadget! I'd use it to heat up my dishwater--as I'm doing dishes, since it wouldn't be boiling in the coals, and it would raise it to a great height to wash from.
ReplyDeleteI would gift this to my son and his young family. They are just getting into camping; had their first weekend out in June baby and all! What a great contraption! Will have to look into one should I not win :)
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What a fabulous giveaway! We have been trying to go camping more to learn skills like cooking over a fire. This would make life wonderful! I hate having to put my food down in the ashes, knowing that some will end up in the food.
ReplyDeleteI'm following on google reader.
ReplyDeleteI would love to have this! and my hubby would too!! We don't go camping as much as we would like because I don't know much about cooking campfire style. This would totally help!!!
ReplyDeleteThis would be amazing...how would I use it? Sunday dinner, learning to cook an entire meal over a fire. Thanks so much for the great giveaway!
ReplyDeleteWow! This looks amazing! Would love to use this all summer camping. We could sure have better and more varied foods with this tool.
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ReplyDeleteWe would love this! We are starting up a homestead without water, electricity, or a building that really stands... plus it would be great for camping. Thanks for the giveaway...
I'm a follower of Forgotten Way!!!
ReplyDeleteCool gadget!! A great prepping device!!
ReplyDeleteOk, please enter me twice, as I am now following their blog! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI love this set up. I've been trying to get my husband to make me something similar!!! however he would be saved if I won this one! :)
ReplyDeleteLove cooking outdoors, and LOVE love LOVE cast iron!! Everyone should give it a try!!! :)
We've been trying to cook meals outside more in the Summer both to save energy and keep the house cooler. This would make it so much easier! Thanks for such an amazing giveaway!
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Now happily following Forgotten Way!
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I love cookin' with my Dutch ovens and cast iron pans for years. But, last summer I spent my summer getting aquainted with using those pans & ovens on open fires outside. It was a blast! I would love Grandpa Jakes campfire cookers.
ReplyDeleteI'll have to see if I follow them already from when I got my Forgotten Way Drying Racks a year ago.
I am following Forgotten Way! Yay and thanks for this opportunity.
ReplyDeleteI FOLLOW THEIR BLOG!!!
ReplyDeleteThis would be great when we have our outdoor parties! How fun and very useable!
ReplyDeleteOh how FUN! I'd LOVE to win that! I'd use it for camping and emergency cooking. We have a big family with older boys who eat a LOT, and cooking on the little Coleman propane stove just doesn't cut it for us anymore!! :-)
ReplyDeleteWhat an igenious device for Dutch oven cooking. I do demos at Ha Ha Tonka State Park and this would be a wonderful accessory to help encourage others to get outdoors and enjoy all that God has created for us to enjoy including eating outside.
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Okay, now I am following their blog. It looks really interesting! Fun! Fun! http://blodgettbunch6.blogspot.com/
ReplyDeleteThanks for entering me!
This campfire cooker looks so cool! We have a fire pit in our yard and usually cook over it at least once a week. We love to cook over the fire with our cast iron. We use them on grates laying over the fire. Which means we get VERY hot while tending the food. We've often talked about finding something like this to use.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the giveaway!
I follow Forgotten Way Farm with GFC.
ReplyDeleteYou're a genius Grandpa Jake! It has been quite awhile since I have cooked over a fire but will never forget the challenges that go with it. This brilliant invention with the 'remote' and the different levels make this a must for any serious camp cook! - Please enter me in the giveaway and I have just signed up to be a new follower...it will be fun to see what they are up to. xo
ReplyDeleteI am so excited about knowing something like this exists! I look forward 2 cooking out each Spring & this would be the perfect companion 2 my grill! My kids would love this! How clever! Jennifermhickman@att.net
ReplyDeleteThat looks like an awesome tool for campfire cooking! I would love to learn to cook over an open fire!~constance~
ReplyDeleteSince my oldest son has become more active in Scouts, we frequently find ourselves at family camp outs and I would love to be able to cook something more elaborate than hot dogs! Seems like the campfire cooker might help!
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I don't know if my post went thru. i would use this for camping, emergencies and summer cooking.
ReplyDeleteFanny fsmith2240@yahoo.com
This would be perfect to use in our fire pit that we built last year in our back yard! What a wonderful product!
ReplyDeleteWe just bought 180 acres of land/forest and go out frequently when the weather cooperates. There are no buildings (yet), so we just build campfires for now while we explore and hike. What a great asset this would be to aid us in outdoor cooking--for 5 people!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea! And it looks so sturdy and safe!
Lindsay
I am also following Forgotten Way Farms.
ReplyDeleteThis item would be great for emergency preparedness but also for camping which I love to do and haven't had the chance.
ReplyDeleteI follow Forgotten Way and have their drying rack on my list of purchases for this year.
ReplyDeleteWow, my first thought would be how to keep the levels suspended but not all piled at the bottom of the stake! This really is an amazing design. I can only say, dear sweet Scoutmaster Doug, Boy Scout Cook Extraordinaire would never let my Doug, lowly Scout Leader pass the boys on their cooking merit badge again without mastering this, is it landed in one of their troup boxes. No camp out could ever compare after that! Go Troup #603. I hope I win, Doug vs. Doug!
ReplyDeleteWow this is an awesome product. I love that you can cook several things at a time and also be able to move the pots around so they don;t overcook the food.
ReplyDeleteWE got a Dutch oven for Christmas-this would be a wonderful piece to go with it!
ReplyDeleteThis is exactly the kind of thing my family does. We spend a lot of time outdoors, we even go to many 'homestead' celebrations in the area, trying to learn the 'basics', which is how we grew up. My Brothers have even built a teepee and this would be great there or at the cabin at the river.. Figure it out if I win! Lol!
ReplyDeleteI'm following their blog now too!
ReplyDeleteI'm now following 'Forgotten Way Farms'.
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We camp every summer and I would love to add this cooker to our camping equipment!
ReplyDeleteI would LOVE this for our outdoor firepit! fitchhannahATgmail.com
ReplyDeleteI would use it on our new farm in the summer.
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Please enter me in the gveaway for the outdoor cooker. This is the neatest thing I've seen for outdoor cooking over open fire. We would use it often for family gatherings.
ReplyDeleteI am a follower of forgotten way. I love the giveaway item, we camp all the time.
ReplyDeleteI would love to have one of these campfire cookers! My husband and I are campers and built a firepit in our back yard last year. This would be a great addition! Enjoyed their website too! Thank you!
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That would be wonderful for emergencies and regular old fun camping!
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ReplyDeleteI would use it to keep my family safe - we've had so many boiling water spills that fortunately didn't hurt anyone but came very close. The campfire cooker looks like it would really help us manage items on the fire.
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I would use it when camping AND be thrilled to have it in my emergency stash as well;
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I follow Forgotten Way Farm.
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Oh the hubby would love this. As he adores all things camping. And it would make our camp cooling so much easier. However we would use this at home too.
ReplyDeleteI would love to use this on the weekends. I tire of the kitchen by the weekend. This might make cooking more exciting. Thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteJonni in Arizona
I didn't leave my email address, just in case I win :>) Jonni at kdaarch@msn.com
ReplyDeleteGreat site. I'm following them now. :-)
ReplyDeleteThis looks like a great tool! It makes me think of the fireplace (without all the bricks) my dad built in the back yard where we had many a summer meal. my email is janiceandrea52@gmail.com
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ReplyDeleteThank you for the opportunity of signing up for the campfire cooker give away. It looks terrific and all of our family like to go camping so this would be great to cook on. My email address that I use is suzepfaffinger@yahoo.com. Thank you,Suze
ReplyDeleteThis would be awesome for my husband's rustic hunting trips
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I would love to have one of these to use in an emergency situation but also just for fun in the fall when we like to cook outside in our fire pit!
ReplyDeleteI am subscribed to the Forgotten Ways with google reader!
ReplyDeleteLooks awesome for all the camping we love to do! I hope to live off grid someday, it would be great for that also! I am following them, and am going to add their button to my blog! I want to read more of their blog.
ReplyDeleteOh wow, that is such a cool cooker tool! I would love to use it for camping or just cooking outdoors in my backyard! Amazing!
ReplyDeleteI follow their blog now! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteOh! I have a crew of Children that would test that out pronto! Build us a fire in the front yard and get to cooking - hey... it might be the right thing to get volunteers for dinner help. HA!
ReplyDeleteI have been a fallower of the Forgotten blog for a while now.
ReplyDeleteLiving in a old Trailer It gets very hot in the summer and I have been cooking on the fire pit for a while. That would make it so much easier.
ReplyDeleteWow, what a handy tool! I would love to try it out on one of our many camping trips, with my cast iron cookware! Thanks for the giveaway opportunity!
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ReplyDeleteThanks for the fantastic giveaway opportunity! I'm a new follower over at the Forgotten Way Blog. :) ~Lisa
ReplyDeleteThe Grandpa Jakes Campfire Cooker sounds like the perfect tool not only for campng trips but also for outdoor cooking in the back yard! Figuring out a way to prepare food without electricity is on our kitchen goals list for 2012, and this would be a perfect method to be sure. I really like the way foods needing different amounts of heat can all be prepared at the same time due to the staggered heights of the grates and hooks. Love it! Thanks, Amy, for the great giveaway! ~Lisa :)
ReplyDeleteThis product is amazing! We don't take a traditional vacation, instead we camp in a travel trailer at a private campground most weekends in the summer. This product would help so much in our campfire cooking. I'd have to guard it or one of the other campers might walk off with it :)
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This is a really great idea!! I saw it earlier and thought I might save up for one. We could use it camping and practicing cooking out on an open fire. Our first time cooking out on an open fire we made chilli, and it was the BEST chilli we have ever had! :) Thank you for the chance to win!
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Forgot to say I already follow their blog :)
ReplyDeleteJulie
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There was something similar at a camp site here in Utah once it was so nice because we could have something cooking over the fire and something up a little higher just warming up. We loved it. The campsite was okay a little too close to others for our taste but cooking was good! We like to camp and so If we had one of these it would go camping with us.
ReplyDeleteOh, and I signed up for the blog. Thanks for this awesome opportunity.
ReplyDeleteWhat an excellent tool for outdoor cooking. I would definitely use this in the summer as well as save it for emergency cooking.
ReplyDeleteThis would be so awesome for camping! We love to camp but had to take this past summer off due to haveing twins, but hopfully we can get back in the camping gear this next summer
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautifully functional cooker! It would be a great addition to our camping supplies and get much use on our family reunion trips. We will be relocating next year for the last time and this would get daily use while we search for our perfect hobby farm.
ReplyDeleteHaving been a Boy Scout leader for several years I had an opportunity to use a similar product. I have always enjoyed camp fire cooking and Grampa Jakes looks like a great cooking tool. wemar10@bellsouth.net
ReplyDeleteWow, this is so nifty. I love how it allows you to cook several things at a time. :D Would love to have this.
ReplyDeleteWOW!! This is a great item, will get one of these. I have alot of cast iron, just never cooking outside with it. I know you can by digging holes in the ground. Even though I know it works, I have never had the courage do do it. But this is great. Now to just have some recipes...hahaha
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I would love to own one for our campfires. We enjoy cooking over the fire with our dutch ovens. It would be nice to be able to put more then one thing on to cook.
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Jeanna
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I would love to own this and use it! I visited Forgotten Way Blog.
ReplyDeleteI am now following Forgotten Way Blog.
ReplyDeleteI've subscribed to "Forgotten Ways" with goole.
ReplyDeleteI love their motivation to live off of the grid.
watersjeanna@gmail.com
I would use this when I take the neighborhood children camping to show them a non conventional way of cooking. We live in a poor community and each year I teach the neighborhood children different ways of living. Last year we started a garden and built a small compost bin and began to compost the children really enjoy this. Each year is a different project. Being a avid camper this year i will gather the children up for a week of camping. This would be a great addition to teach the children campfire cooking. Mythcastle@gmail.com peggy howard
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea! I do most of our cooking on an open fire when we spend time at our cabin, so I use all cast iron cookware. This would be a great help. states@centurylink.net
ReplyDeleteMy family would use it camping :D
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There used to be a show on PBS called "Campfire Cafe" with Johnny Nix. He always advertised a 'cowboy cook stove' that was similar to this, and I coveted and drooled over it season after season. I would use something like this practically every day except maybe in the very worst weather. It's just how I live. This would almost be a total kitchen makeover for me! LOL
ReplyDeleteThanks for the giveaway! Be blessed. :)