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Cast Iron

An alloy primarily made of iron, with a carbon content ranging between 2% and 4%.

Use cases: Commonly used in the manufacturing of cookware such as skillets, dutch ovens, and griddles, as well as in outdoor furniture.

Good to know: Cast iron differs from pure iron due to its carbon content, which contributes to its brittle nature and ability to retain and distribute heat. While the alloy can rust if not properly maintained, its durability and cooking performance make it a favorite in the kitchen. Proper seasoning and care allow cast iron cookware to improve with age, developing a natural non-stick surface.

Brands (7)

Burough Furnace cast iron and enameled dutch ovens

Borough Furnace

Cast iron skillets & Enameled Dutch ovens

Cast Iron
Butter Pat Cast Iron Pots and Pans

Butter Pat Industries

Cast Iron For Generations

Cast Iron
Finex Cast Iron Teflon free cookware

FINEX

Cast iron cookware for those that believe details make the difference

Cast Iron
Field Company cast iron

Field Company

The closest living relative to vintage American cast iron.

Cast Iron
Lancaster Cast Iron Cookware and Utensils

Lancaster Cast Iron

Smooth, lightweight, and durable cast iron cookware Made in America

Cast IronUntreated Wood
Smithey non toxic cookware

Smithey

US Made Modern Heirlooms

Cast Iron
Stargazer cast iron cookware

Stargazer

Smooth cast iron cookware

Cast Iron