Anyone ever used a swamp bucket?

yes. the one tip that i have is, when you unplug it, it cools off really quick. so......if you are a soaker of shrimp/crawfish........factor that in.

I bought one a couple of months back and have used it 3 times. It's very convient to use if traveling as opposed to hauling a tank, a pot and a burner. I've been boiling 5 lb. potatoes, 2 lbs sausage, a dozen half corn ears and 2 lbs shrimp. The little bucket works well for what it is designed to do. It says do not use an extension cord and that is correct, I used one the first boil I did and welded the cords together, it gets very hot. If I am boiling for 4 people or less I'll use it everytime as opposed to getting out an 80 qt pot, burner and tank.

I thought you were referring to the hooker who plies her trade behind the Curve Lounge in Kaplan. My answer to your question is "no," then.

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Here are a few. Don’t use the search function on tigerdroppings. Google works better like I said just add the word “tigerdroppings” in your search
Example: “how to boil shrimp tigerdroppings”

This will give you plenty of the results you are looking for.

Good luck.

So do not boil the shrimp. Drop in boiling water and unplug. That seems like a short soak but I’m going to try it
Thank you

You can definitely soak longer if you prefer. Just be careful that they don’t get overcooked.

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Allain, the owner, is in this thread.

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if so, allain let me be the first to congratulate you on selling a 5 dollar plastic bucket with a 10 dollar burner for a hundred bucks

Love mine , have done shrimp and crabs . Easy to use and clean .

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I don’t get the allure of those things. Why not just use a pot and burner?

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Boiling peanuts takes hours not minutes like shrimp or crawfish. I use mine exclusively for that and it works great and I don't use two propane bottles of gas.

Boiling something in plastic gives me the heebs