I’m having a love affair with this cast iron.
Made in 1895, treated with love by multiple grandmas.
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rugger14 said:
This was made in my town! Their factory was just a few blocks from my home. Amazing that you still have it!
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krispayne said:
It’s the only cooking apparatus I really use.
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ananonymousbob reblogged this from themattsmith and added:
That top photo is what a cast iron skillet should look like, and the only way to get there is time.
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