Barbecue, home cooking and campsite meals with Matt—the creator behind Wild Boar Barbecue & Kitchen.
“Love is in the air, and it’s medium rare.” From Matt’s Instagram bio
Five recent cooks from Matt’s Instagram, in Matt’s own words: from a crockpot at home to a griddle at the campsite.
Campsite · 7 Oct 2026
“Never, ever a disappointment.”
The meal that made a repeat appearance on the griddle week after week, all summer long, and a hit around the picnic table every time.
Quote and notes from Matt’s reel.
Watch the reel on Instagram
Campsite · 16 Jul 2026
“Life is better when you’re cooking outdoors!”
A classic campfire mac & cheese, levelled up on a Pit Boss portable pellet grill beside the new Keystone Bullet.
Quote and cooking notes from Matt’s reel, not a full recipe.
Watch the reel on InstagramCampsite · Costco Finds · 27 Jul 2026
“‘Roughing it’ is just code for eating steak outdoors in flip-flops.”
Steak and Caesar salad is the meal on every camping trip. On the fourth trip of the year, the steak was picanha.
Quote and notes from Matt’s reel.
Watch the reel on Instagram
Home Kitchen · 25 Oct 2026
“Absolute FIRE on a plate!”
A rich, glossy crockpot dinner that has “officially earned a permanent spot on the menu for any night of the week.”
Quote and notes from Matt’s post.
See the post on Instagram
Costco Finds · 30 Oct 2026
“I vant to show you… the BEST Costco finds!”
A spooky-season “come shop with me” run on Halloween weekend, for the best everyday Costco finds and special buys.
Quote from Matt’s reel.
Watch the reel on Instagram“St. Louis-style ribs require patience, smoke, and a total disregard for the ‘fall-off-the-bone’ myth.”
Wild Boar Barbecue & Kitchen is Matt’s cooking channel: barbecue, home cooking, Costco finds and meals cooked while camping.
2026 was the first camping season with the new RV, a Keystone Bullet. The cooking came along: a Pit Boss portable pellet grill, a griddle and the open fire.
From Matt’s Instagram bio: “1 x BBQ Competition Champion” and “COSTCO Enthusiast”.
Three themes run through Matt’s posts. Pick the one closest to your product to see real examples and a question to start the conversation.
Weeknight cooking at home. The Mongolian Beef & Noodles post pairs a showpiece dinner with a practical tip: hard-sear the beef and keep the searing juices for the crockpot. On YouTube, there’s a burger bun recipe and quick bread & butter pickles.
Conversation starter Could your product earn a regular spot in a weeknight home cook?
2026 was the first camping season with the new RV, and the cooking came along: picanha reverse-seared over the fire, smash burgers on the griddle all summer, and mac & cheese smoked on a Pit Boss portable pellet grill.
Conversation starter Could your product have a place in a campsite cook?
“COSTCO Enthusiast” is right there in the bio. There’s a dated haul from 30 October 2026, and the campsite picanha started as a Costco Canada find.
Conversation starter Could something people find on a Costco run become the start of one of Matt’s cooks?
These are ideas to talk through with Matt: not services, packages or past partnerships.
Links to other stores, straight from Matt’s Linktree. Nothing is sold on this site.
Amazon.ca
The Wild Boar BBQ & Kitchen Amazon page.
Explore Matt’s Amazon.ca picksPerfeito Foods
10% off with code WILDBOARBBQ
Bulletproof
A shop link from Matt’s Linktree.
Explore BulletproofMatt is the creator behind Wild Boar Barbecue & Kitchen: @wild.boar.bbq on Instagram and “Wild Boar Barbecue” on YouTube, cooking barbecue, home meals, Costco finds and campsite dinners.
Barbecue, home cooking, Costco finds and meals cooked while camping: from Mongolian Beef & Noodles in the crockpot to picanha reverse-seared over a campfire.
On Matt’s Amazon.ca storefront, plus Perfeito Foods (10% off with code WILDBOARBBQ) and Bulletproof. All three are linked from Matt’s Linktree and from Matt’s picks on this page.
Message @wild.boar.bbq on Instagram, or send a message from this page. The collaboration angle on this page gives you real examples and a question to start with.
No. It’s a cooking content brand: there’s no restaurant or catering, and nothing is sold on this site.
If your brand might fit Matt’s cooking, at home, at the campsite or on the next Costco run, start the conversation.