The image shows a seafood boil with shrimp, crawfish, potatoes, corn on the cob, lemon wedges, and parsley. It includes instructions: "Step 1: Add Water, Step 2: Plug In, Step 3: Boil." The top left features a logo for 'Swamp Buckets' in a fish-themed design, and a warning about the heating element is at the bottom, stating not responsible for damage due to improper usage and to add water before plugging in.

 

A white bucket with a red lid and a black logo that reads 'Swamp Buckets' and 'Back Brusly LA,' sitting on a tree stump near a body of water surrounded by green trees.
Text poster with the phrase 'Let the good times boil' in large red and yellow letters on a black background, featuring a small black circle with white outline and the words 'Swamp Buckets' inside.

 

If you can catch it, you can boil it!

Boudreaux and thibodeaux

A bucket labeled 'Swamp Buckets' contains cooked seafood, including crabs, shrimp, and potatoes. Nearby, a glass of white wine, a green dipping bowl with sauce, and a vase of flowers are on a dark countertop.
A bucket filled with boiled crawfish and garlic cloves, with a wooden sign reading 'Swamp Buckets, Back Brusly, LA' placed inside.
A plastic bucket labeled 'Swamp Buckets' on a wooden dock by a lake, surrounded by mesh bags of onions and radishes, a bottle of Zatarain's shrimp boil, a bag of Louisiana Crawfish boil, garlic, and a grilling utensil.
Text explaining that HDPE or High Density Polyethylene plastic has a temperature range safe for short periods up to 248°F and long periods up to 230°F, with boiling water never above 100°C, making it safe for food grade buckets.
Sign with the words "ELL IT BABY!" in large red and yellow letters on a black background, and a circular logo for "Swamp Buckets" with a cartoonish swamp scene and the tagline "Back Brussels, LA" in smaller text.