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Nice work! Cast iron truly is the opposite of planned obsolescence.

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There’s a reason they started selling pans where a single scratch makes people replace them…

A lodge would last a century, probably longer unless you stored it in salt water.

Ironically the only reason Lodge can be as big as they are today, is most people don’t have a cast iron pan.

I got a big one and a small one. They’re awesome and highly recommended, but I’ll never ever need to buy from that company again now.

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See that was my thought as well. The problem is they’re addicting. Idk why or how but I now have 6 cast iron pans, two Dutch ovens, and a carbon steel wok.

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