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2-Piece 6" Sedona Cast Iron Mini Skillet & Griddle Set
$9
$25.99
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Macy's has 2-Piece 6" Sedona Cast Iron Mini Skillet & Griddle Set on sale for $8.99. Select free store pickup where available, otherwise shipping is free on orders $25+ for Star Rewards Members (free to join).
Thanks to Deal Hunter savvyshopper7903 for posting this deal.
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- 6" Round Mini Cast Iron Skillet
- 6" Square Mini Cast Iron Griddle
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Edited July 9, 2023
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Macy's [macys.com] has 2-Piece Sedona Cast Iron Mini Skillet & Griddle Set (Black) for $8.99. Select free store pickup where available, otherwise shipping is free on orders $25+ for Star Rewards Members (free to join [macys.com]).
Product page says, Set Includes:
Product page says, Set Includes:
- 6" Round Mini Cast Iron Skillet
- 6" Square Mini Cast Iron Griddle
Created 07-09-2023
at 09:17 AM
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Maybe it's just me fighting the ghost of that $200 Le Creuset cast iron someone passed on to me that I ruined and gave to goodwill because I thought it was busted and rusted over out of nowhere...but once you learn cast iron is cast iron, half the fun is making a cheap skillet sing.
Really, it is just a matter of having knowledge about how cast iron work. Just how to season, and never letting water dry on it (if you ever put water on it at all).
With a good seasoning, these are rock solid. Great for grilling onions and peppers on the side, an egg, toast, even used one to smash a burger in a pinch. Also amazing for baking, making something akin to a pizookie/giant cookie, or a small cornbread.
Just always a shame these things will get invariably downvoted and buried or get bad reviews, but I get it, I was once right there with them.
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They were making fun of someone that posted a review, followed by "oh mary". All that was missing was a facepalm gif, but I guess nuance is lost in translation for the majority.
Jan 01, 2023
DO NOT Buy
this product is of poor quality. It becomes rusty after 2 to 3 washes. I wish I could return"
oh Mary.
edit- relax guys. this is a review on Macy's site in case the quotation marks are too small for you to see
It's troubling that the majority of people are so illiterate that they misinterpreted your post as an actual review. I guess spelling things out for people really isn't enough.
Jan 01, 2023
DO NOT Buy
this product is of poor quality. It becomes rusty after 2 to 3 washes. I wish I could return"
oh Mary.
edit- relax guys. this is a review on Macy's site in case the quotation marks are too small for you to see
I picked up some "Chainmail" scrubber and it is awesome for cleaning these. Also, if you are adventurous, sanding these down to a smooth finish is really nice before curing.
6 inch is tiny (that's what she said), borderline useless for normal cooking. Good for like 1 single grilled cheese or burger.
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Maybe it's just me fighting the ghost of that $200 Le Creuset cast iron someone passed on to me that I ruined and gave to goodwill because I thought it was busted and rusted over out of nowhere...but once you learn cast iron is cast iron, half the fun is making a cheap skillet sing.
Really, it is just a matter of having knowledge about how cast iron work. Just how to season, and never letting water dry on it (if you ever put water on it at all).
With a good seasoning, these are rock solid. Great for grilling onions and peppers on the side, an egg, toast, even used one to smash a burger in a pinch. Also amazing for baking, making something akin to a pizookie/giant cookie, or a small cornbread.
Just always a shame these things will get invariably downvoted and buried or get bad reviews, but I get it, I was once right there with them.
So you never use water to clean?
You do use it. You just don't let it stay on while it dries. You dry it immediately.