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Pigs on Fire: An authentic culinary experience

The annual Pigs on Fire event turned into a social affair where family and friends enjoyed all types of braai meat PICS: PHATSIMO KAPENG
The annual Pigs on Fire event turned into a social affair where family and friends enjoyed all types of braai meat PICS: PHATSIMO KAPENG

They say nothing beats the authentic sensory experience of a great braai on a laid-back afternoon. Well, the Pigs on Fire event held on Saturday at the Wagga Gardenex along Glenn Valley offered just that.

The annual event turned into more than just a culinary and gourmet experience, but rather a social affair where family and friends enjoyed all types of braai meat. This year, the organisers had crafted the event to be highly comfortable for their patrons by taking it to a venue that allowed them to relax more with their families. It was indeed a feast as patrons immersed themselves in bottomless meat throughout the day. Even though it was a pork event, there was something for everyone as attendees were treated to all kinds of meat to cater for non-pork eaters. The meat was served in all kinds of different recipes, from smoked boerewors to braised pork ribs in chilli sauce.

The meat was tasty and succulent, prepared with all kinds of seasoning, offering diverse flavours. People enjoyed the meat over drinks and soothing music. Known for its exciting hands-on cooking experiences and exceptional barbecue techniques, the event lived up to its promise, attracting a high number of patrons. The organisers had also expanded the event design by featuring direct branding elements for their partners, with each partner having the opportunity to set up a branded stall to showcase their products.

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