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How the Lodge Factory Produces 50, 000 Cast Iron Pans and Skillets Every Day Dan Does

How the Lodge Factory Produces 50, 000 Cast Iron Pans and Skillets Every Day Dan Does

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Rating: 4.5; Vote: 2
On this episode of Dan Does, host Daniel Geneen visits the Lodge factory in Tennessee to see how cast iron pans go from scrap metal to must-have cookware. sea: As a Chef with 35 years experience, yes Cast iron is the best of the best, Period! But need to be care of it when used.
Never should touch water, after use, Brush with a strong cloth + rock salt, then wipe with a greasy cloth.
And it is not a Fu. Made in China piece of Cra. !

Date: 2021-07-26

Comments and reviews: 8


My grandmother's cast iron is a prize possession older than anyone in that factory. It's crazy that if properly taken care of the first one they ever made is still in use. Mine is pushing the century mark and still used atleast once a week.
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wow I still have my lodge pan that my mom gave me from 1986 and still buy and give one, to the younger generation. As a home gift, when the move in to there new place. whether its a home or apartment!
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Wow. I use to just love all my Lodge pots and skillets now I love them at a whole new level knowing the passion these fine folks have for making amazing cookware. Now I really know.
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Love how they continuously recycle defective and salvaged products which means their newest cast iron might have traces of the very first cast iron produced there!
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Damn, I take great care with my cast irons pots and pans and these guys are just throwing them around throughout the process like the're nothing.
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Everyone should use cast iron pans instead of non-stick ones.
The Teflon coating used in non-stick pans is very harmful if consumed.

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I have 6 Lodge pans that I inherited from my grandmother.
They're at least 60 years old, perfectly seasoned and going strong.

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My favorite part of watching these - is the interaction with these NY city boys with real working Americans. Such a contrast.
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