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Free handy data on iron Set

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wrought-iron-candle-sconces Free handy data on iron Set

All of the negative things said about these pans is true, however …. as per instructions, I DID use soap on my pans to begin with, to get that nasty black “pre-seasoning” off the pan! It smelled horrible when heated up and made me nauseous. So I scrubbed them good (I’ve only used the two smallest ones)and seasoned them myself. The black pitted surface flecks off a lot less now but I pick out what I can and ignore the rest. I figure, eventually my own seasoning will “fill in” the iron that is exposed as long as I remember to season them religiously.
Bottom line: there’s more work involved with these pans, as you have to get off that gunk the manufacturer coated on them and apply your own. But eventually it does even out and become usable. Like I said. You get what you pay for. I’d recommend spending the extra $2 and buying better quality and US-made cast iron.

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16 comments so far

Ingersoll
 1 

This is one of the few purchases that I feel really was worth it’s online time!! I thought i was going to have isssues with the lid on the dutch oven due to the rounded top, but the lid, inverted serves both as a drip back and a coal holder…awesome!!Add the free shipping and presto mundo….online FTW!!

October 16th, 2011 at 9:34 pm
Arroyo
 2 

One of the best buys I have made, especially on this type of cookware. I have reviewed a lot of sights, amaqzon is without a doubt the best site for this and many products. We do a lot of camping, and cooking, and i’m sure this set will work very well.

October 17th, 2011 at 10:13 am
Forker
 3 

I bought these cookware set a month ago. I have seasoned them, although they are already pre-seasoned. I would recommend doing it to avoid stickiness. They are great pans, but require care, not to say that they are healthy. I am satisfied with my purchase.

October 17th, 2011 at 10:10 pm
Nordstrand
 4 

These are a great addition to any kitchen. Designed for fajitas, they have many other uses. I grill steaks in my Lodge Logic grill pan and have these heating in the oven. There is nothing worse than having an expensive steak go cold – and these pans prevent that. A wonderful gift – very attractive as well as functional – and a must have for steak and fajita lovers.

October 18th, 2011 at 10:01 am
LaSuer
 5 

WE USED IT THE NIGHT WE GOT IT. IF YOU DON’T HAVE ONE, YOU MUST GET ONE.

October 18th, 2011 at 9:36 pm
Jung
 6 

After I got I reseasoned it in the oven with veggie oil like I do with all me new cast iron pans. Used it the other night for fajitas and the kids loved the sizzle! You don’t really need this pan. It is mainly a frill. If you have the round griddle you can use that as well and it is larger. Just don’t forget a trivet. Overall a good package for $18 and a lot cheaper than eating out for Fajitas!

October 19th, 2011 at 9:56 am
Meudell
 7 

For the price these work really well. I have only used them a few times but I like them. They are worth it.

October 19th, 2011 at 9:55 pm
Barrows
 8 

Works great! So much fun with friends and family. Note that its hard to clean- but not moreso than other fondue pots. Plus, the color is great! Highly recommended for fondue lovers!

October 20th, 2011 at 10:05 am
Lyle
 9 

I haven’t used the Fondue pot yet, but I liked the size, weight and forks that go with it. It looks sturdy and attractive. Perfect for 4 but I am thinking 6 may be pushing it.

October 20th, 2011 at 10:21 pm
Millard
 10 

This pot heated well and maintained the correct temperature.
Clean-up was a breeze. This is an attractive and functional
product.

October 21st, 2011 at 10:08 am
Knutson
 11 

Rachael Ray 1-1/2-Quart Cast-Iron Fondue Set, Orange I recently hosted a Fondue party and needed an extra Fondue pot. The design and quality of this Fondue set did not disappoint; I had it going for hours! Very sturdy and fed up to 20 people easily. I searched hi and low and am glad I decided on this particular set.

October 21st, 2011 at 10:21 pm
Echeverria
 12 

Very happy to receive this set. Pans are 10″, 8″ and 7″ in diameter. They went well, colorwise, with my caramel lodge cast iron pot. First thing I noticed was the uneven surface. With all of the enamel iron castware I have purchased, I never witnessed this. I figured its ok. @2nd thing and absolute disgrace was, using a light coat of oil just to heat up some food, and the enamel started chipping…I mean really chipping off. As one reviewer stated this is one layer enamel and a very poor quality, to boot. I have had my 1.5 quart Kinetic cast iron saucepan, that looks exactly the same style as these, for about 7 moinths now. I have fried in it plenty of times and its still going strong. Buy these if you only plan to boil water in them or heat up some food, without oil.

October 22nd, 2011 at 9:57 am
Ji
 13 

The product was packaged well, and was shipped rather quickly. I cannot tell of my experience with it as it is a gift, but it is exactly what my daughter wanted so I am sure she will love it. Thanks.

October 22nd, 2011 at 10:04 pm
Enright
 14 

I bought the set in January 09 because I wanted to return to cast iron enamel cookware and replace my teflon coated pans. I notied some small imperfections in the enamel when I got it, but nothing prepared me for the cracking and flaking of the enamel a few months later. By August the enamel in the larger pan had flaked off in the center during cooking and is now unusable. My father was an enamel chemist and I have been exposed to enamel cookware all my life and certainly understand and respect the medium. But I have never experienced such a poor quality. Cheap means inexpensive to purchase, but not lasting – therefore, expensive in the long run – disappointing.

October 23rd, 2011 at 9:27 am
Halberstadt
 15 

I purchased these pans about a week ago, and I’ve been making scrambled eggs in the largest one every single day since I bought them. This morning I put the eggs in like normal and walked over to the sink to grab a cutting board; thank goodness I turned away because I heard a LOUD POP and then another LOUD POP. I jumped out of my skin. The enamel had exploded off quite violently, and there was enamel shrapnel all over the stovetop and contaminating all of my food. I bought these pans to get away from using toxic Teflon but exploding enamel is hardly safer.

October 23rd, 2011 at 10:20 pm
Keefe
 16 

I was appalled at the poor quality of these cast iron skillets. The workmanship is of the lowest quality; the handles are too small and there are burrs on them. The skillets look like something that came from a dollar store. They are NOTHING like a good, solid, trusty Lodge skillet. In fact I’m so suspicious of the too-black weird color, I suspect that they were painted. If this is paint – and I suspect it is – then how do I know there isn’t lead in it?? I don’t trust them since they were made in China and smell odd when heated. Rather than endanger my family (who knows what is on/in these skillets?) they’re going in the TRASH! I’ve read other reviewers saying they’d sell theirs but I don’t think it fair to expose anyone to this very-likely unsafe cookware.

October 24th, 2011 at 10:03 am