miss_thenorth
Frugal Homesteader
I have several older ones, but am in need of a big pan, and I;m also looking for a big pot. Any names bettet than others?
We're looking online--hubby has a PO box in Detroit, he can pop over there after work one day and pick it up. (saves alot of $) Hubs was looking at several different sites, but i wanted to know the consensus here as to whether or not there are differences between the brands. Chatham doesn't have much to offer as to selection, windsor has several over priced shops that sell kitchen items. So the alternative is risking buying over the 'net.MorelCabin said:Just don't buy the ones they sell at the grocery store or walmart...they're about $12 to $15 but they never season well. They're made in China...you want to buy American made...from the little that I know anyway...which isn't much:>) I actually look for the 'good ones' at thrift stores...you can tall right away whether they have been well seasoned...LOL!
My WM sells the Lodge. Made in Tenn. They sure weren't 12 bucks. I guess maybe they don't all carry the same pans.MorelCabin said:Just don't buy the ones they sell at the grocery store or walmart...they're about $12 to $15 but they never season well. They're made in China...you want to buy American made...from the little that I know anyway...which isn't much:>) I actually look for the 'good ones' at thrift stores...you can tall right away whether they have been well seasoned...LOL!
Yep, the Walmarts around here all carry Lodge, too. When we got to Tennessee there's a Lodge outlet somewhere near my inlaws, I've always wanted to pick up a good fry pan, this visit I think I will.TanksHill said:My WM sells the Lodge. Made in Tenn. They sure weren't 12 bucks. I guess maybe they don't all carry the same pans.MorelCabin said:Just don't buy the ones they sell at the grocery store or walmart...they're about $12 to $15 but they never season well. They're made in China...you want to buy American made...from the little that I know anyway...which isn't much:>) I actually look for the 'good ones' at thrift stores...you can tall right away whether they have been well seasoned...LOL!
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