LOGAN, Utah – March 20, 2007
Camp Chef commemorates one of the greatest historical events in United States transportation history with the limited edition Golden Spike Oval Roasting pan. On May 10, 1869 the transcontinental railroad was completed when the Union Pacific tracks joined those of the Central Pacific railway in Promontory, Utah. This 2,000 mile track to the Missouri River allowed Western life to thrive and eventually catch up to the life and aspirations of the East.
“In commemoration of that historical day, the Camp Chef cast iron oval roaster makes a beautiful collectors item,” said Kent Millecam, Camp Chef National Sales Manager. “It also performs just as well as it looks.”
The lid gives a stunning representation of the completion of the trans-continental railroad. It is truly a collector’s item that needs to be seen! Also, for easy maneuverability and handling this roaster has durable handles on both the lid and basin.
With a cooking dimension of 10”x18”x4”, the commemorative oval roaster is ideal for any size meal. You can cook anything from roast, turkey and ham to stews, chili and bread. The roaster has been true-seasoned with natural oils to create a thin “patina” for a non-stick finish. This seasoning process makes for hassle-free cooking and with proper care, it will surely last for generations.
“I absolutely love the results I get when using my Camp Chef oval roaster,” said Katy Hess, a cast iron collector. “And when it’s not in the kitchen or at the campsite, I show it off on a shelf in my living room.”
For more information on the Camp Chef Oval Roaster or other Camp Chef products, please visit www.campchef.com or call 800.650.2433.
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