Rating: - Lodge Logic 7-Quart Dutch Oven with Spiral Handle Bail and Iron Cover
Excellent product. Good quality and well seasoned. I use it as often as I can.
Rating: - Lodge Logic 7 Quart Dutch Oven
While watching an episode of "America's Test Kitchen", they demonstrated how to deep fry food the best way and using a cast iron dutch oven was highly recommended. When shopping for one online, I wanted to buy the best cast iron dutch oven so that I will never have to replace it and the Lodge products were rated the best. It retains the high heat needed to deep fry and does such a great job at deep frying anything from fish to onion rings. It's much more economical and reliable than an electric deep fryer. As with all cast iron products, this dutch oven doesn't have to be washed and that makes ... Read More
Rating: - Cast Iron Dutch oven
heavy, the preseasoned part is a joke, the pan rusted after the first use, just have to continue to season the pot.
Rating: - Good Value
Pros: No non-stick, easy to clean, can cook just about anything it it. It was less expensive than I could find anywhere else by about $20 and it came with free shipping. You can use to cook in kitchen and camping.
Cons: It's quite heavy (duh--it's cast iron) and I'm a pretty strong male.
I wanted something I could use for both in the kitchen and camping. I think if I was just looking for something in the kitchen, I would have goon with stainless steel. Of course you pay a lot more for good stainless steel.
Rating: - Solid with a tight fitting lid.
This typical of what you come to expect from a company like Lodge. It is sturdy, thick and heavy with a nice handle and tight fitting lid. I mostly use mine for frying chicken since it is the same size as the fryer they sell only $25 cheaper.
If there was anything thing I could complain about it would be two things. First the surface is currently rough enough to tear off little bits of paper towel when I wipe it out. I assume this will go away over time with wear and seasoning. The other is the handle can't be removed without bending wire. It would have just been nice to be able to ... Read More
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