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The Bertha Cowboy stove by Hasty Bake is incredible. It’s versatility and ingenuity coupled with it’s wonderful aesthetic make it a high utility centerpiece of the yard. When I cook for friends and my big family the enjoyment of having a do it all stove and grill outside makes for a grand outdoor culinary experience. Thank you Kent and Hasty Bake for this awesome unit.
Andrew · March 2, 2026
Beautifull Bertha
We received Bertha in excellent condition. The crate that is was shipped in was very well built (almost as well as Bertha) and the stove is a work of art. Beautiful craftsmanship. The fit and finish is absolutely perfect. We will be cooking on it this coming weekend for the first time. Can’t wait to see how the steaks come out. Thank you for building such a beautiful stove. Worth every penny.
Michael · January 20, 2026
BERTHA MEETS ALL EXPECTATIONS
To say that I was excited to see the FedEx truck pull into my driveway and deliver Bertha is an understatement! Bertha was well protected in the pallet and arrived in very good condition. It took me about an hour and a half to go from fully packaged to ready to have the first burn-in. I was working alone. These initial steps would certainly have gone faster had there been some additional help. When it came time to tilt Bertha to put on the wheels, I used my floor jack to get her high enough to slip the wheels into place and lock them down. After doing one side, I simply moved to the other with the jack and repeated. Next, it was a simple matter of rolling her off the bottom of the crate. Hanging the shelving and installing the chimney was straight forward and easily accomplished. I did a burn-in for about 2 hours running a hot fire. The next day, I did a seasoning burn and used grape seed oil to season the surface. Most importantly, my first cook was Kent's Hominy and hatch chili soup using one of my cast iron Dutch ovens. My learning lesson from the first cook was to start my fire earlier and make it bigger. It was a cool day here in the mountains of Western North Carolina. By the time, I got the soup up to a rolling simmer, my wife and I were sitting close to Bertha enjoying her heat output!
Cecil · November 13, 2025


