Lodge Cast Iron Skillet

Thanks everybody! I've looked at Lodge before, I'll probably end up going with Lodge instead, it's a brand I know a lot of people trust! I've actually been debating getting a cast iron flat top too for my glasstop stove. :)

It seems like a good product. I wanted a preseasoned pan because I had such a hard time seasoning a pan the last time I tried. It said it might need some extra oil the first few times and it might need more seasoning. I figured bacon would be a good first product because it's so greasy. The bacon st...

We’ve used our Lodge cast iron skillets more than anything. Also, +1 on the kitchen aid stand mixer. So many fun attachments and uses!

First time we used this item it cracked. We took it and exchanged it so we will see how it goes from here.

Be on the lookout at TJ Maxx for Lodge skillets. They frequently carry them in 8” sizes and in varying styles but lately they have been stocking some 12”, 13”, and today I found a 15” skillet for $30. They tend to have very good prices on their cookware. Home Goods is also a good place to look for them.

We use this pan for everything except eggs. We've had this one for quite a while now so I feel like i can give a longer term review. The biggest thing I don't like about this pan is that it didn't feel like it came sufficiently pre- seasoned, so we looked up some videos and instructions and did it. ...

I love collecting Lodge cast iron. Everyone laughed at me when I got four of the smallest skillets until I threw them on the Lodge griddle and made perfect egg muffin sandwiches.

Compared to more expensive cast iron, LODGE is a bit rougher where pan texture is concerned. It advertises that it is pre-seasoned, but LODGE said it is NOT. Therefore, many hours of prepping were involved before I fried the first egg - that stuck. I knew I would need to season more aggressively due...

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My only adverse observation is it claims it comes "pre-seasoned". being a 7th generation native Texan, found it not to be seasoned proper. My advice, buy it, before you even try to use it, get some bacon grease, smear it all around inside the skillet, add a little pepper if you truly like flavor in ...