What say you?
Anyone up to this?
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Don't knock it if you aint tried it.
When my time came I changed from a Porsche mind set to a Mercedes mind set. Hard adjustment, but having taken care of the old Mercedes makes the trip down hill a lot more fun.
Get well soon.
Joe
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I have had my Komodo Kamado a long time and just add new lump to the old. I cannot recall ever taking the basket out. If it ain't broke don't fix it. Add a new accessory instead? Umbrella holder, teak folding screen for wind break etc..
Most times no one will even see the logo.
BUT every time there is a temp pic posted the KOMODO-KAMADO logo WILL be displayed. It shouts that this unit holds a steady temp and here is the proof. Free coverage in many publications around the world by many chefs.
Very subtle and very effective. Good for the company. The objective of advertising is to get the product in front of the people. If it stimulates one sale -- well you can't knock success
Joe Bryan
Those 12 letters won't add that much to the freight.
Two-fers is a good thing. Comes under Happy Hour concept. What's not to like? Business is as business does.
I vote to keep the Komodo Kamado name out in front of the world. It cannot be displayed to much.
My only question is "Where's the Komodo Kamado" (bumper sticker)?
What say you?
I am looking at the Edge Pro 2 for my Kukri.
Spoke with Ben (designer-owner) and found out he has been making these for 25 years. Boy am I late to the game. BUT now Ralph my Komodo Kamado will have some sharp companions to process all that meat.
http://www.edgeproinc.com/?gclid=CMzU1OacqcoCFUo6gQodYOAIYg
Hope this helps. Be sure to check RECIPES
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What are your thoughts on separating point and flat. Could wrapping brisket on a rack be of any help? I love sv and what it does but think that for this cook the flavor is much better your way. Looking forward to your findings.
Joe