The two-day event at the weekend attracted hundreds of people to the restaurant.

Creekside owner Sally Gebert said there was a massive crowd at the event.

“All the teams had a ball and the guys who won – Suck Knuckle Smokers from Adelaide – first started competing a year ago at our event,” she said.

The weekend also featured a street market, tours to the Brim silos, firelighting demonstrations, live music and a roving musician. 

“We had prefect weather on Sunday, but there was a bit of a breeze on Saturday,” Mrs Gebert said.

“Overall we were happy with how it went and all the teams worked so well – they were flat out throughout the two days.”

Twenty-eight teams competed in the battle and about $15,000 in cash and prizes was given away.