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Lodge 10.25 Inch Cast Iron Skillet

Lodge 10.25 Inch Cast Iron Skillet

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What 19 owners say
224 comments reviewed · scored on the 19 clearest verdicts
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What owners love
  • The most-used daily-driver pan in the kitchen7 owners · 37%
  • Lasts for years of heavy use6 owners · 32%
  • Excellent value for the low price3 owners · 16%
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    Reddit▲ recommend

    It will be the smoothest, most durable, lowest maintenance, best cooking skillet in your kitchen.

    Reddit— neutral

    So I bought one, a Lodge Cast Iron Skillet 10.25 inch , but it seems that there is a black layer on the surface with iron below. And the layer is damaged.

    Reddit▲ recommend

    Definitely a solid, indestructible pan.

    Reddit▲ recommend

    I also use my Lodge 10.25-inch cast iron pan often and have had it for more than 15 years.

    Reddit▲ recommend

    but my work horses (lodge 10.25, flat skillet, and 12 inch) are all resurfaced and amazing.

    Reddit▲ recommend

    10,25 is my #1 goto. Just bought a second one because my 12 is heavy, and often I want 2 skillets and a 12 would be too big.

    Reddit▲ recommend

    Most of my non-antique cast iron pans are Lodge. They work just fine,

    Reddit▲ recommend

    My "daily driver" pan for over a decade has just ben a standard Lodge 10.25". I paid $20 for it and you can still get it for that price.

    Reddit▲ recommend

    I have been using the Lodge 10.25-inch cast iron skillet for over five years, and it has become an indispensable tool in my kitchen.

    Reddit▲ recommend

    I just bought a Lodge 10.25 inch skillet yesterday night, and have cooked 4 times with it, all decent successes.

    Reddit▲ recommend

    9 years later, only one pot survived from the set but the skillet is still my #1 most used piece of cookware.

    Reddit▲ recommend

    This is my 'daily driver'. Just a caution - it is heavy but once you start with cast iron it's hard to stop.

    Reddit▲ recommend

    I have one of these and I like using it as much as my le creuset which is literally 10x the price.

    Reddit▲ recommend

    My favorite size is the 10.25 inch. It heats up fairly quickly, doesn't take a lot of oil to fry in, it's a great size for pies and the absolute perfect size for turning a pound of ground beef into taco meat. My only real complaint is it's a little cramped for cooking bacon

    Reddit▲ recommend

    But honestly I have baked mine in 3 years and it is about as slick as teflon.

    Reddit▲ recommend

    We bought these lodge pans and have been very happy with them

    Reddit▲ recommend

    The 10.25in seems to be the one I use the most. I love it!

    Reddit▲ recommend

    I bought a lodge skillet 4 years ago and love it.

    Reddit▲ recommend

    I use this pan just about every day and love it.