Fiddlebacks and Food

I this this goes into the fiddleback food and fourlegged friends thread ;)
 
VANCE said:
sorry didnt exactly get the shutter speed right for "full on boxer
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Looks great Vance! And yes, Nikon really needs to make a boxer-mode preset; I've given up on pics as all we ever get is a white blur with our 7y/o white boxer!
 
KephaC said:
I this this goes into the fiddleback food and fourlegged friends thread ;)
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im not sure exactly what that means but if i offended you by posting a pic of food & my dog tonight..im sorry for putting it in the wrong thread
 
No sir just my dry sense of humor...it's not the first time it's missed the mark...great pics!
 
Pear, Gorgonzola, walnut stuffed pork loin topped with fried onions!

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I helped an elderly lady move some furniture several years ago... I noticed an Egg in the back yard with several other grills. I asked her husband how he liked it and he informed me it was great, but had not been used in a decade and he wanted it gone... so... I had to get a new base, new interior grill and now need a new band, the hinge broke last week. What a cool grill, and every part is available to keep them running!
 
My wife and her business partner (who use to the head engineer of R&D for BGE) are bringing a new backyard (pizza) oven to the market (soon).
Any backyard chefs interested in upping your game, check it out. Next time we do some promo shots, I'll make sure to slip a Fiddleback in the frame. :)
There just now getting orders from distributors and salesman - so you might see some hitting the retail market by Summer.
Like them on Facebook to stay up to date: https://www.facebook.com/NewAmericanOvens
http://newamericanovens.com/
http://youtu.be/Wut2HW4u87E
 
willic said:
I helped an elderly lady move some furniture several years ago... I noticed an Egg in the back yard with several other grills. I asked her husband how he liked it and he informed me it was great, but had not been used in a decade and he wanted it gone... so... I had to get a new base, new interior grill and now need a new band, the hinge broke last week. What a cool grill, and every part is available to keep them running!
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Funny... That's practically how I got my smoker. It long ago got new legs, and I just today got around to putting on some new handles. The old ones literally crumbled to pieces a couple weeks ago.


Michael
 
Kinda adds value, knowing they had a previous life of making good food! :)

RRaconteur said:
Funny... That's practically how I got my smoker. It long ago got new legs, and I just today got around to putting on some new handles. The old ones literally crumbled to pieces a couple weeks ago.


Michael
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willic said:
I helped an elderly lady move some furniture several years ago... I noticed an Egg in the back yard with several other grills. I asked her husband how he liked it and he informed me it was great, but had not been used in a decade and he wanted it gone... so... I had to get a new base, new interior grill and now need a new band, the hinge broke last week. What a cool grill, and every part is available to keep them running!
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Awesome story Will -- these things will last forever and parts are definitely sourcable; overall best grill I've ever owned!
 
bonafide said:
My wife and her business partner (who use to the head engineer of R&D for BGE) are bringing a new backyard (pizza) oven to the market (soon).
Any backyard chefs interested in upping your game, check it out. Next time we do some promo shots, I'll make sure to slip a Fiddleback in the frame. :)
There just now getting orders from distributors and salesman - so you might see some hitting the retail market by Summer.
Like them on Facebook to stay up to date: https://www.facebook.com/NewAmericanOvens
http://newamericanovens.com/
http://youtu.be/Wut2HW4u87E
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Awesome Bud; I'll have to check it out!
 
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