it is like the BayCanadian Tire "sales" are such a scam. I feel for the people who buy shit at regular priced because they mark shit up like crazy.
With that said, that's probably fine. I get Lodge because I can trust it a bit more, being made in the US. I'm assuming this one is made in China but you may not notice a difference.
The old, old lodge skillets and any cast iron skillet would be the optimal choice as those are what you're looking for. There were changes on how cast iron was produced in the 1950's giving them a bit rougher of a finish. I doubt you'll find anything silky smooth these days.I want a good one that I can use a ton, use for most anything, and use forever. Willing to pay more for more smooth and lighter weight, and a less harsh corner angle.
The old, old lodge skillets and any cast iron skillet would be the optimal choice as those are what you're looking for. There were changes on how cast iron was produced in the 1950's giving them a bit rougher of a finish. I doubt you'll find anything silky smooth these days unless you spend a stupid amount on the Iwachus.
We shop at Kohl's here in the US. The "sales" are insane. You're an idiot to buy anything that isn't at least 40% off. I'm not even sure if they ever sell anything at full price.Canadian Tire "sales" are such a scam. I feel for the people who buy shit at regular priced because they mark shit up like crazy.
With that said, that's probably fine. I get Lodge because I can trust it a bit more, being made in the US. I'm assuming this one is made in China but you may not notice a difference.
Fuck the hipsters. Anyway, don't expect a baby's ass out of any cast iron skillet. If you really want to spend your Trudeau money and care deeply about smoothness, invest in a copper set.Was reading up on the new Lodge Blacklock series ($80) and the hipsters were complaining that even that one didn't match up to the smoothness of many other brands.
The trick is I'm only gonna invest that much in a pan if I can use it for pretty much everything.
You get a far better sear with cast iron. It's the only way I do my steaks these days.I just do my steak in a standard pan. Is a cast iron pan miles ahead of that?
I've been hitting a butcher and splurging on excellent steaks through this - figure this is where I'm getting my enjoyment these days.
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There you go. And thank Trudeau while you're at it. An entirely unnecessary purchase but these fuckers are enjoyable to cook with. Especially if you have a panic attack over smoothness of cast iron metal. Better off going with something smooth by nature.
I just do my steak in a standard pan. Is a cast iron pan miles ahead of that?
I've been hitting a butcher and splurging on excellent steaks through this - figure this is where I'm getting my enjoyment these days.
Yeah don't get that shit. I had to google what the fuck blacklock is and yeah.. Seems like a scam. New "high end" cast iron line from Lodge. Calling something "high end cast iron" is already enough of a scam for me.The Blacklock looks like they're charging extra just for the "triple (pre)seasoning" which I assume is a complete waste of cash and needs to be re-done anyways.
Yeah don't get that shit. I had to google what the **** blacklock is and yeah.. Seems like a scam. New "high end" cast iron line from Lodge. Calling something "high end cast iron" is already enough of a scam for me.
Those are terrible strengths. If the rough surface really bothers you, just grind the fucker down. I did that with my first Lodge and stopped caring with the others since as I said, it gets smoother as you use it.Only good thing about seems to be the weight and possible the handle. The nerds think the finish is pretty disappointing for a higher end skillet.