Some Reasons Why You Should Buy And Use Cast Iron Cookware In Your Kitchen

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Do you know the benefits cast iron cookware can give you?  Humans have been using it since about the 4th Century B.C.  So, why did we change it up to all this non-stick stuff?  Once you read up on the cast iron pans, we’re pretty sure you might just go back to using them instead. On the next page are some reasons why you should buy and use cast iron cookware in your kitchen.

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236 Responses to “Some Reasons Why You Should Buy And Use Cast Iron Cookware In Your Kitchen”

  1. Jenn Wulf

    Feb 25. 2016

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  2. Josh Wulf

    Feb 25. 2016

    Lol

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  3. Deborah Kerr

    Feb 25. 2016

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  4. Melanie Dias

    Feb 25. 2016

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  5. Tina Crye

    Feb 25. 2016

    I use mine on my glass top stove

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  6. Debbie Abel

    Feb 26. 2016

    They only recommend flatware on the flat surface.. We ‘have’, but it’ll leave a permanent mark on it…

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  7. Denise Spooner

    Feb 26. 2016

    Please share the photo! Inquiring minds want to know! 🙂

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  8. Sherrie Pope Duran

    Feb 26. 2016

    I have a cast iron skillet but got discouraged using it because everything was sticking. I use olive oil but that didn’t seem to help. Any suggestions?

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    • boris

      Feb 29. 2016

      If food is sticking either you have the temperature to hot or your pan is not seasoned properly. i would suggest seasoning your pan again.
      seasoning instruction:
      step 1: preheat oven to 300f
      step 2: while oven is preheating scour pan
      step 3: coat the pan in vegetable oil (i have not tried olive oil so not sure if it will work for this, but cooking with it is fine i do that myself)
      step 4: heat the pan in the oven for 1 hour (a cookie sheet below it will help keep your oven clean)
      step 5: remove pan from oven and drain the excess oil. (it is very hot drain the excess oil into a metal or glass container)

      the best cleaning method is to as soon as the food is done cooking move it to a serving dish then immediately rinse and scrub the still hot pan using only water. to dry put it on the still hot burner (i like to leave the burner on until this step). this should solve your issue.

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  9. Barb Schmidt

    Feb 27. 2016

    That’s all I have to cook with ,,,,Bummer,,,,K

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  10. Teresa Carrillo

    Feb 27. 2016

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  11. Ann Pope Stanley

    Feb 27. 2016

    I love my cast iron too! My only complaint is the weight and the challenge of keeping them seasoned.

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    • boris

      Feb 29. 2016

      You aren’t supposed to use soap when you wash them. the best cleaning method is to as soon as the food is done cooking move it to a serving dish then immediately rinse and scrub with washcloth the still hot pan using only water. to dry put it on the still hot burner (i like to leave the burner on until this step). this should solve your issue.

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  12. Caron Indart

    Feb 27. 2016

    My “low iron” issues were resolved as soon as I started cooking in the cast iron

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  13. Marcella Mantua

    Feb 27. 2016

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  14. Laura Christine Egbert

    Feb 28. 2016

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  15. Norma Baxter

    Feb 28. 2016

    If someone has Hemochromatosis the should not use cast iron pots or pans.

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  16. Audry Kobasic

    Feb 28. 2016

    Well, you can’t use cast on smooth top surfaces!

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  17. Kenneth Kirpluk

    Feb 29. 2016

    I use these; food cooks fast in them and doesn’t stick with proper seasoning!

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  18. Fotini Roberts

    Feb 29. 2016

    Heavy!! EVERYTHING sticks ! Not for me!

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  19. Sandy Brandt

    Feb 29. 2016

    I’ve had three cast iron pans for 33 years and use them every day they don’t stick

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  20. Tina Grant

    Mar 01. 2016

    Not true, I use cast iron on my glass top stove all the time!!!

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  21. Mel Mccall

    Mar 01. 2016

    My favorite. .. the original “

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  22. Wendy Shank

    Mar 01. 2016

    I had a glass to stove for the last several years and use my cast iron to cook with everyday. I did break my last stove using my canner but that had nothing to do with cast iron pans.

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  23. Wendy Shank

    Mar 01. 2016

    Once you learn how to cook with a cat iron pan you won’t want to go back. The weight is part of what makes them so good to cook with.

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  24. Wendy Shank

    Mar 01. 2016

    The truck is to heat it slowly and making sure you have some sort of oil in the pan. Then don’t wash it with soap. I just scrub mine with a brush and hot water. After a while they become seasoned and sticking isn’t a problem.
    I can make eggs for my whole family and ends with a clean pan that needs no scrubbing.
    It just takes a bit too get used to it especially if you’ve always been using nonstick.

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  25. Audry Kobasic

    Mar 01. 2016

    Wendy Shank instructions say not o!

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  26. Rosemary Kumler

    Mar 01. 2016

    Wish I had brought mine…will get another one

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  27. Missy Gail Evans

    Mar 01. 2016

    I use my cast irons on my ceramic cook top all the time. Never had a problem.

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  28. Bianca Ahmad

    Mar 26. 2016

    I use this and I also have a Henkel pan. We don’t have non stick. Invest in cast iron . Yes it’s harder to clean but really who cares. It’s lifetime warranty

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  29. Silvie Serene

    Mar 26. 2016

    yes i use these too.. healthier choice

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  30. Bev Barlow

    Mar 26. 2016

    be sure to avoid the ones made in China tho’

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  31. Bianca Ahmad

    Mar 26. 2016

    Oh of course bev le creuset and Henkel are most definitely not made there.

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  32. Kim Marie

    Mar 26. 2016

    I gave mine to CAYLEE. Need a new one!!!

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  33. Gayle Davidson

    Mar 26. 2016

    & 2 think I just got rid of 2 diff sizes :'(

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  34. Cindy Kahner

    Mar 26. 2016

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  35. Kathy Ancelet Garfield

    Mar 26. 2016

    Years ago, they said throw them out, not good for us, now there good for us. I’m confused on so many sites.

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  36. Beatrice Paul

    Mar 26. 2016

    Been using them for years.

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  37. Danny Ivan

    Mar 26. 2016

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  38. Rosalie Taylor

    Mar 26. 2016

    Love my cast iron pans

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  39. Cristiana Sorenson

    Mar 26. 2016

    Juliana Reigal a minha panela ai

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  40. Niccole Edwins

    Mar 26. 2016

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  41. Tony Bowles

    Mar 27. 2016

    i use mine all the time, want a bigger one 🙂

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  42. Ken Wilkinson

    Mar 27. 2016

    I have three of them and I’m going to recondition them for use soon!

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  43. Michelle Betancourt

    Mar 27. 2016

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  44. Julia Roberts

    Mar 27. 2016

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  45. Bev Bosworth

    Mar 27. 2016

    How do you re-season a cast iron pan? I have some but they are out in a garage. They are heavy to lift so I quit using them. I would like to clean them and let my grown children use them:).

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  46. Özgül Erbay

    Mar 27. 2016

    Nurgul Erbay interesting

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  47. Linda Ludwig Simpson

    Mar 28. 2016

    Great site for cast iron cooking and maintenance of cast iron is Hillbilly Cast Iron

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  48. Tyson Boutwell

    Mar 28. 2016

    Put them on the stove. Coat the inside with vegetable oil. Turn the heat on and let the pan soak the oil up as it gets hot. If its not enough oil try do it again. Everytime you clean them wipe the inside completely with oil before you put them up.

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  49. Bev Bosworth

    Mar 28. 2016

    Thank you for this advice:) because told me to build a outside fire and put the pans in the hot coals and put hot coals inside the pan. This sounded weird! Thanks again for your help! I will try it this week:).

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    Jul 12. 2016

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