G'day Rusty,

The Campfire Cast Iron Camp Ovens are made in China.

G'day Mike,

The Cast Iron Camp Oven 10 Quart isn't supplied with a trivet (the rack to keep your meat off the bottom), they don't make an oval trivet so most people tend to use two of the 4.5 Quart Trivets. Unfortunately, the lid isn't able to be used as a griddle. 

G'day Heather,

I've just had our Queensland Team measure this for me. The internal dimensions at the base are 32L x 20W cm, and the internal dimensions at the top are 35L x 24W cm. The total internal height it 13.5cm. This is the only oval shaped camp oven we have, so there is not a longer camp oven available.

G'day Troy,

I've just given this a whirl and I reckon the Campfire Cast Iron Camp Oven 10 Quart is a touch big for the Ozpig unfortunately. 

G'day Kate, 

I've just given Companion a call as we weren't too sure about whether iron would transfer through the oven to the food. The product manager is going to get back to me soon, so hopefully we should have an answer for you by tomorrow. 

Hi Kate,

We haven't been able to get an answer from the manufacturer here sorry. I'm not sure what advice to give you, it's more of a question for scientific experts in the field. I also asked around our store in case anyone else has looked into this but dug up no information sorry.

I'm sorry we couldn't help you.

G'day Sue,

There should be no issues with cooking with your cast iron camp oven at home. The only thing I'd recommend being mindful of is ensuring you don't have excess oil on the outside of the camp oven and that your home oven rack can handle to weight of the camp oven.