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To: BunnySlippers

Absolutely! THAT’S my excuse to go an antique store and buy a cast iron skillet.

I know you can buy them new, but the new ones seem a bit thin. Thinking the older ones are more sturdy?


10 posted on 04/20/2018 3:21:52 PM PDT by HombreSecreto (Iron Maiden? EXCELLENT!)
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To: HombreSecreto

Are you sure you’re responding to me? Have not idea what you are talking about.


12 posted on 04/20/2018 3:35:19 PM PDT by BunnySlippers (I love Bull Markets!)
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To: HombreSecreto

Get a 10 inch Lodge (tm) cast iron skillet. I use mine for many dishes. Just season the pan well, it will last forever.

Directions for seasoning the pan can be found on line. Just be sure that water and soap never touch it.


13 posted on 04/20/2018 3:42:56 PM PDT by Rushmore Rocks
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To: HombreSecreto

Old ones are much smoother than new ones and are usually thinner, which is most desirable; in spite of the thinness the iron is of a higher quality.


15 posted on 04/20/2018 4:43:14 PM PDT by piasa (Attitude adjustments offered here free of charge)
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To: HombreSecreto

If you must get a new one make sure to choose an American made one, they are just better, whereas the Chinese ones can have hidden flaws.


16 posted on 04/20/2018 4:44:26 PM PDT by piasa (Attitude adjustments offered here free of charge)
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