FIRE PITS TO COOK ON

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Fire pits to cook on is a practice that became popular in the US soon after the turn of the 20th century. It's been a custom for many indigenous societies for many years before that, but it's only been from around 1900 onwards that this cooking method has become widespread in the US.

The first fire pits were built as early as 2000 BC by indigenous people near Yellowstone National Park. In fact, most indigenous cultures knew cooking with fire pits and used them regularly before European colonization.

The cooking fire pit is a tough tool to master. But once you've mastered it, your family and friends will be begging for your cooking skills.

When you're camping, there's nothing like cooking on the open flame for that classic campfire taste and feel.

As for why people might want to cook with a fire pit instead of an oven or stove, the first is because it's more convenient - you don't have to worry about finding space inside your home or cabin to cook your meal.

Fire pits are not just for sitting around and staring at. You can cook on them, too!

A fire pit to cook on is a great way to make your outdoor space more multifunctional. It provides heat for cooking, and it’s also an excellent source of light.

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