/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>18404201
Out on the ranch we keep things simple. It may not look like much, but cattle drive gold satisfied even the hungriest cowboy

Nothing on supermarket shelves even comes close to the Gold

>>17150526
Working out on the ranch, I don't get a lot of time for making grub. Heck, living 36 miles from the nearest McDonalds a man needs to be self reliant. That's why when I'm hungry after a long day of wrangling cattle, I reach for a can of Cattle Drive Gold. It might not be what you imagine rancher eating, like in the movies, a swinging cast iron pot over a campfire. But hell, does it fill my belly, and make me ready to work a long day with my own hands. We're a simple folk, a resourceful folk, and most of all we love our Cattle Drive Gold. And we're proud of it

>>17129374
Livestock workers like myself live a tough life. Wake up at 4am, wrangling lost cattle, fixing fences and heavy equipment with our own hands. Nearest town is 36 miles so a man gets used to doing things himself. I grew up on my granddad's chili, he'd have stewing for days in his castiron pot. When my nephew handed me a can of Cattle Drive Gold one night I scoffed at first. Boy must be turning into a city boy I thought, be he insisted I'd like it. Well I'll maybe that boy does know a thing or two, because it was the best chili I've ever tried. Perhaps it's good my granddad isn't around, because he took a lot of pride in his chili, and there really is no beating Cattle Drive Gold. It's the little things out here that keep a man going, and having a chili that reliably fills my belly and keeps me satisfied is just one less thing to worry about.