One of the earliest fire clay cookers that Ed Fisher imported from Asia in the 1970s. The Big Green Egg derives from a simple idea with an ancient lineage, as evidenced by pottery shards of ...

A big one can set you back a house payment and has more accessories than an Italian sports car. Some have been contested in divorces. They’ve been cursed by thieves, who can’t hoist their ...

There’s no better time to fire up the backyard smoker or cooker. Big Green Egg cookers, created by Ed Fisher in the early 1970s, are now sold in more than 3,000 stores in the United States and ...

But he was converted when he visited Big Green Egg headquarters in Atlanta, which he wrote about in a column headlined, “Raichlen Drinks the Kool-Aid.” Ed Fisher, the entrepreneur who created ...

Big Green Egg founder Ed Fisher, a self-described “youthful octogenarian,” meets me at his company’s Atlanta headquarters. Clad in a suit for the conversation, he’s quick-witted and draped in Southern ...

Big Green Egg founder, president and chief executive officer Ed Fisher insisted during a phone interview that the cult is co-ed, but I’m not so sure. Tong-wielding men invite women into Eggdom ...

Ed Fisher founded Big Green Egg after discovering domed clay cookers while serving overseas in World War II. It wasn’t just a new outdoor cooking category he created in 1974, but a global ...

Ostensibly popularised by US soldiers during WW2, the Kamado (or Mushikamado to give it its correct term) first came to the attention of Big Green Egg founder Ed Fisher in 1974 and its mostly ...

American brand Big Green Egg started the kamado craze ... of importing kamado-style ovens from China and Japan, creator Ed Fisher eventually developed his own model. These days, Big Green Eggs ...

Big Green Egg is celebrating its 50th anniversary this year. Dan is only the third CEO the company has ever had, and he’s only been in the role for a few months. The founder, Ed Fisher ...