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Cooking & Baking

buzzycrumbhunger

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8. We have tons!

Reply to justaprogressive (Original post)

Tue Sep 16, 2025, 12:38 PM

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My son discovered that flax oil is best for seasoning as it gives a hard, smooth shine that lasts.

And yeah, it probably only *feels* like tons because we had to move them all recently. 🤪

Saddest thing I've seen was a neighbour's shed, which had about 50 pieces--all rusted together. 😖

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Cast Iron Love - by Elena Rosemont-Hoerr 🌞 [View all] justaprogressive Monday OP

I wish I had more of it! Drum Monday #1

I have a laundry cauldron Kali Monday #2

try a construction black plastic bag - trimmed justaprogressive Monday #3

yeah or pond liner. it would make a cool water feature too if the liner was really safe and unobtrusive Kali Monday #4

It broke my heart Tom Dyer Monday #5

sorry you lost them all... justaprogressive Monday #6

I feel your pain. Old Crank Friday #12

I have two old pieces..A griswold cast iron 10" and a wagner.. They are VERY smooth on the inside. mitch96 Monday #7

We have tons! buzzycrumbhunger Tuesday #8

ouch! justaprogressive Tuesday #9

It really was buzzycrumbhunger Tuesday #10

Be careful as you age. Cast iron is great but heavy and seems to get heavier with each passing year. justhanginon Wednesday #11

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