decent cast iron

[CofC Waterfowler]

Lodge makes their version of a Blackstone as well


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I have the Lodge griddle. I paid 25 dollars for it if I recall. It’s cooked at least 1,500 pounds of meat on my gas stove and egg. Most of those years I lived alone. If I lost it I would buy another tomorrow.

[KRT]

how much is an oil change and tire rotation?

40 to 60.00

[GreenHeadRocker]

Lodge makes their version of a Blackstone as well


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I've got one of those that was in the camper when we bought it. I need to transfer it closer to the house to get some use out of it.

[Duck Nitz]

Ms. Kay just solved your problem:

https://www.ebay.com/i/282123471592?chn=ps

[Glenn]

$160 wouldn’t even get half a cat spayed.

The money these fools spend on their 6.5 creeds and brodoziers pales in comparison to an heirloom quality pan.

[ecu1984]

How could I possible think less of you?

that made me chuckle. Well played

[fuzzy]

$160 wouldn’t even get half a cat spayed.

I can think of a much less expensive way to keep them from having more litters.

[FishSticker]

how much is an oil change and tire rotation?

You want blend or full synthetic??

[LabLuvR]

Cooking/ spaying I see no relationship. This whole thing about a $160 frying pan makes no sense either. I could buy a shit ton of Jack Daniels for that. Or half hour with a so so hooker.

[bitesize]

ButterPat LiLi

[billyjack]

Damn. Those Butterpat pans are priced to make Smithey look like Camp Chef.

[Two Barrels]

Lodge is not bad. Picked up a factory second from one of their outlet stores for $10 bucks last month. Little money in it so I decided to grind/polish the interior to see if it actually makes a difference. It will be seasoned by the weekend and given a test run.

[SCSportsman]

Field Company makes a pretty fine cast iron pan as well.

[DoubleSprig]

Lodge is not bad. Picked up a factory second from one of their outlet stores for $10 bucks last month. Little money in it so I decided to grind/polish the interior to see if it actually makes a difference. It will be seasoned by the weekend and given a test run.

let it be known, Lodge pans are what the pros at Waffle House use.

[scdiver]

All this cast iron chat made me want a blueberry cobbler.IMG_20181127_200953.jpg

Lodge deep pan

[britton40]

BSR is an easy to find less expensive older skillet. Look for the deep ones. I use my great grandmothers #8 10 5/8 weekly.

[GreenHeadRocker]

BSR is an easy to find less expensive older skillet. Look for the deep ones. I use my great grandmothers #8 10 5/8 weekly.

I've got the same in the chicken fryer version with the lid. Good stuff. One small chip on the lip of it but that was there before I acquired it so it's just character.

[Hosscat]

Great gift idea. I have amassed a small collection and have restored a few family pieces. Two of them date back to the turn of the 20th Century. Both will slide an egg like no new Lodge I ever used will. I have a chicken fryer with legs to restore that I know fried many a vittle over coals before the family had a wood burning stove.

[Black Bart]

Now that I'm intrigued by the whole "high-end cast ironware" thing, why would someone pay $200 for pan when they can get pretty-much the same pan for $20? How much of a difference is there between "high-end" pan and the Walmart equivalent? Serious questions.

[wskinner]

Don't look at it as a pan. Look at it as art, that you cook on. Crafted by a local, small business person. Not everyone will appreciate it, the same way not everyone appreciates a custom call or rifle. People like different things. Plus, when I think of giving someone a gift, Walmart doesn't even occur to me.