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Pork lovers get meat paradise

Even though it was a pork event, attendees were treated to all kinds of meat to cater for non-pork eaters
Even though it was a pork event, attendees were treated to all kinds of meat to cater for non-pork eaters

Although there were few shortcomings like long queues, pork lovers got the chance to indulge in a meat lovers’ paradise at the 'Pigs-on-Fire' event held at Waterstone, Events & Conferencing in Gaborone this past Saturday.

There was something for everyone. Even though it was a pork event, attendees were treated to all kinds of meat to cater for non-pork eaters. Pigs on Fire was indeed a pork feast that offered people an all you can meat experience with serving from smokers and braai purely on fire. The event featured mouth-watering BBQ from across the country.

The organisers also made sure that they hosted live music for patrons to enjoy as they took a seat in the park to feast on the great food. Children activities were also available as most people came with their families to enjoy pork on a laid back afternoon.

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