Throw in aftermarket sales from rentals and DVDs and many horror flicks look like cash cauldrons.

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Near Borax Lake cauldrons sit rusting, abandoned by a borax mining outfit that worked here a century ago.

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There, an employee--there are 65--boils it in 50-gallon cauldrons for three hours to separate, soften and disinfect it.

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Women and men work together to prepare the dish in huge cauldrons, then serve it to the guests.

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Their womenfolk are shown stirring huge cauldrons of food for the fighters, waving their ladles in the air and shouting their defiance.

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Barrow boys wheel carts of oranges between rows of bubbling cauldrons and tables piled high with spring rolls, chicken kebabs and coconut jellies.

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One thousand Aramark chefs have been cooking up vats of pasta and cauldrons of carbonara sauce -- and, perhaps inevitably, those pans of meatloaf of indeterminate color, that seem to be the staple of large-scale food service from school cafeterias to military mess halls.

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