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  1. 10-01-2019, 12:23 PM #11
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    Quote Originally Posted by RobAnderson View Post
    Can't beat that meal and fellowship. I want to know where you got that cooker. I definitely need to look into getting one.

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    That is. nice looking cooker
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    Looks like a lot of food fun and fellowship for sure. Nice looking cooker also.
    Be safe and good luck fishing
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    Quote Originally Posted by RobAnderson View Post
    Can't beat that meal and fellowship. I want to know where you got that cooker. I definitely need to look into getting one.

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    Welcome to the "Original" Cajun Fryers - Cajun Fryer. I got the 8.5 gallon one in order to do 3 big baskets at a time. Be sure to see how they are built allowing you to filter and reuse the oil. Bass Pro shops also have them but this is the originating vendor. I am amazed at how evenly it holds temperature and the ease of draining it back into the original containers once cooled down. Been wanting one forever and researched the heck out of them until finding this style and craftsmanship.


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    Very nice!
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    My kind of get together. What kind of cooker is that?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Crappieorbust View Post
    My kind of get together. What kind of cooker is that?
    See reply above.


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    Sounds like an awesome time. It does look like an awesome cooker... one well capable of turning out the grub.
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