Lodge 10.25” Cast Iron Skillet On Sale

[clum553946]

Amazon has a sale on Lodge 10.25” cast iron Skillets for $14.88 if anyone’s interested.

[smithnframe]

It would be a shame to use it for lead!

[clum553946]

It would be a shame to use it for lead!

I was thinking pork chops, pan fried ribeyes, & fried chicken

[Winger Ed.]

I like mine, but gosh is it heavy compared to some of the other old brands.

[MT Gianni]

I prefer a 10.25 over a 12" for most use.

[DougGuy]

Lodge just released the "2020 Made In America" skillet, a beautiful 10.25" tribute to the working women of WWII. Pretty cool looking likeness of the "Rosie The Riveter" wartime poster art.

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Celebrate the 100th anniversary of the 19th amendment—women’s right to vote—with this Rosie the Riveter skillet. The latest design in the Made in America Series™ not only recognizes an icon of American history, but honors our country’s strong manufacturing background. As the oldest family-owned cast iron cookware manufacturer in America, we find Rosie the Riveter represents the lasting value women provide in manufacturing jobs. Experience unmatched quality with this skillet, proudly designed and made in the USA for more than 124 years. This 2020 Made in America Series skillet, available for one year, adds a unique and collectible flair to this fan-favorite size. Featuring both an assist handle and an easy-grip handle for great control and hanging storage when not in use, this skillet is crafted to cook memorable meals for generations. Seasoned and ready to use.

Seasoned with 100% natural vegetable oil
Unparalleled heat retention and even heating
Use in the oven, on the stove, on the grill, or over a campfire
Use to sear, sauté, bake, broil, braise, or grill
Great for induction cooktops
Made in the USA

Not a bad deal at all for $19.20. The 19th amendment was ratified in 1920, hence the $19.20 price tag. I ordered one it will look nice hanging on the wall.

They also made 100 of these with a polished logo on the bottom, coated with poly, not meant to cook in and they disappeared within minutes of release. They will be priced accordingly WHEN you can find one at auction I bet.

[fatnhappy]

I prefer a 10.25 over a 12" for most use.

I’m exactly the opposite. One thing about the 12” pan I like is the extra distance often needed for getting a spatula in there.
Chicago Deep dish pizza there. It has a lb of sausage, a lb of bacon and a lb of pepperoni in there.
My 10.25” is relegated mostly to side dishes or corn bread these days.

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[3leggedturtle]

Fatnhappy, that looks so good, did you use a wood cook stove too? Todd

[fatnhappy]

Nope. I don’t have a wood stove in my house, just the garage. I have made essentially the same thing in Dutch ovens on scout camp outs.

[cp1969]

Thanks for the heads up. Just ordered one.

[Wayne Smith]

I got my 13" to support the survivors of the fires a few years ago. Yes, it's heavier than my old one but they both cook well. We are on vacation at a resort and the fry pans are steel and non-stick but do stick. I told LOML that I've spoiled myself with our Cast Iron - she agreed.

[44MAG#1]

Two Lodge cookware stores close to me have No Firearms signs. That says a lot.

[farmbif]

when you enter tn at the rest area there are coupons to get those for $5 at the lodge store in Sevierville, right across street from buds gun shop and the supermarket of blades, smokey mt knife works

[fiberoptik]

I like Seiverville!


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[DougGuy]

Two Lodge cookware stores close to me have No Firearms signs. That says a lot.

Well, I guess they figure if you can't get it done with an iron skillet what in the world do you need a gun for? :bigsmyl2:

[MT Gianni]

Two Lodge cookware stores close to me have No Firearms signs. That says a lot.

Not necessarily, If I owned a business I would not have a sign saying guns welcome. The right to bear arms doesn't necessarily mean the right to carry them onto someones private property.
The flat 14.25" was on sale for the same price.

[44MAG#1]

Not necessarily, If I owned a business I would not have a sign saying guns welcome. The right to bear arms doesn't necessarily mean the right to carry them onto someones private property.
The flat 14.25" was on sale for the same price.

The sign is Illegal in TN. It does not meet legal specifications. But they want people to obey something that is illegal. Unless a sign is legal I don't pay any attention to it in TN.

[Jesse Heywood]

Two Lodge cookware stores close to me have No Firearms signs. That says a lot.

My favorite store selling Lodge iron is a farm store. The cast iron display is one aisle from the gun section. :guntootsmiley:

[44MAG#1]

My favorite store selling Lodge iron is a farm store. The cast iron display is one aisle from the gun section. :guntootsmiley:


As far as I can ascertain Lodge isn't anti gun it is just some of the stores that sell it. Still I can by my cookware somewhere else other than an anti gun place.

[rugerman1]

when you enter tn at the rest area there are coupons to get those for $5 at the lodge store in Sevierville, right across street from buds gun shop and the supermarket of blades, smokey mt knife works
Which variation do you get for $5?

[Rick N Bama]

As far as I can ascertain Lodge isn't anti gun it is just some of the stores that sell it. Still I can by my cookware somewhere else other than an anti gun place.

At their main store in S Pittsburg the $5.00 skillet is in the seconds aisle and only available with a $10.00 purchase of other items. Spending $10.00 there isn't hard to do at all:smile:

[Tripplebeards]

I bought the same one as the OP listed from Walmart for $9.88. I use it for smelting lead in my garage.