Recommended if you're willing to put in a little time on the surface
The Lodge is a good heavy skillet but has a rougher surface than the ones, say, your mother used which were probably a Griswold or a Wagner. The Lodge sits evenly, doesn't rock, which is great. They are quite heavy which can be both good and bad depending on how you feel about hefting a skillet. The Lodge can be amended to become as smooth as a Griswold or a Wagner, i.e., can become completely non-stick when properly seasoned. How does one effect this change? Grinding the surface which isn't as hard as it sounds. You can get a grinding head for your drill and some increasingly fine sandpaper at Home Depot for this purpose. Once you have your surfaces smooth, you season as you would any other cast iron skillet: with oil, in an oven at low temp, a procedure you undertake a few times. There are quite a few videos if you google grinding a cast iron skillet, seasoning a cast iron skillet. So, yes, this is a good skillet but if you're looking for that non-stick surface you can fry eggs on, you need to put in some effort.
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