Reviewer:

Grail A. Harte

Rating:

5

Date:

1/27/2013

Review:

Bopught for my son-in-law, a wonderful cook. He just raves about it.

Reviewer:

kb

Rating:

5

Date:

12/28/2012

Review:

great product

Reviewer:

kb

Rating:

5

Date:

12/17/2012

Review:

Great. I use it all the time

Reviewer:

Art

Rating:

5

Date:

7/13/2012

Review:

Just what I was looking for and the service and quality of the product were and are excellent.

Reviewer:

Mika-1

Rating:

3

Date:

3/5/2012

Review:

I wanted to get a 12" cast iron skillet with matching cover, and Lodge seems to have the best reputation. I was disappointed when I saw how rough they had left the surface, inside around the edge where the bottom meets the sides. The outside is beautifully smoothed but I cook on the inside! Our 10" Old Mountain pan is smoother by far, just as heavy and just as well pre-seasoned. Maybe I'll just try to use a polishing wheel and re-season it... not what I expected.

Reviewer:

Laborman

Rating:

5

Date:

2/10/2012

Review:

This is the real thing. Solid, made in U.S.A. The company provides lots of helpful information and recipes. Ack provides a great value.

Reviewer:

Happy

Rating:

5

Date:

1/16/2012

Review:

Heavy! But I expected that. I have used other Lodge cast iron pans and found them to be excellent, they are easy to cure, and maintain their finish well (as long as acids are not used). Most people could probably not handle this with one hand but it does have another handle for two handed use. Le Creuset may be a bit lighter and have an enamel finish but you will be paying about eight times as much!

Reviewer:

Jack

Rating:

5

Date:

1/14/2012

Review:

Best cast iron in the world. The original non stick cookware.