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No, you don't need an expensive cast-iron pan. These budget brands work just fine.
But those bygone brands (Wagner shuttered in 1952 and Griswold closed up shop in 1957, right around the time Teflon was popularized), along with most antique cast-iron cookware, have grown ...
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The Unexpected Value Of Your Old Cast Iron Skillet
By the mid- to late 1800s, three leading American manufacturers of cast iron cookware had emerged: Griswold Manufacturing (from Erie, PA,) Wagner Manufacturing (from Sidney, OH,) and Lodge ...
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The Common Misconception About Cast Iron Cookware You Need To Ignore
That's a relatively new thing, compared to the sturdy utilitarian cooking approach of early American cast-iron cookware companies such as Griswold, Wagner, and Lodge, founded in Tennessee in 1896 ...
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The Best Cast-Iron Skillet
Learn more› By Lesley Stockton, Sharon Franke and Michael Sullivan A cast-iron skillet is great ... century by now-defunct companies like Wagner and Griswold has skyrocketed.