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Found this pot today

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rustyh

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Found this pot today at a local antique store. Looked like it had been used as a flower pot it is fairly pitted inside, I spent a couple of hours scrubbing and brushing the inside. Filled it with water and boiled it twice then washed again, baked it, oiled and baked again.

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I think it will hold about 2 gallons. I used it this weekend at our spring rondy boiled some potatoes and sausage used a gallon of water and still had room to spare.
 

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