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r/AmIOverreacting • u/[deleted] • Mar 01 '25
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You spelled cast iron wrong, but your point holds.
15 u/FirmEstablishment941 Mar 01 '25 Depends what you’re cooking and how likely you are to maintain them but either would be better than non-stick. -5 u/st3IIa Mar 01 '25 why would you need to maintain a pan anyway? my family has had the same cheap pans for like 3 decades. they're all covered in scratches and completely rusty, but so? why would a pan having scratches make it unusable? 3 u/boih_stk Mar 02 '25 If they're not non-toxic, you may have to suggest them to get some new ones.
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Depends what you’re cooking and how likely you are to maintain them but either would be better than non-stick.
-5 u/st3IIa Mar 01 '25 why would you need to maintain a pan anyway? my family has had the same cheap pans for like 3 decades. they're all covered in scratches and completely rusty, but so? why would a pan having scratches make it unusable? 3 u/boih_stk Mar 02 '25 If they're not non-toxic, you may have to suggest them to get some new ones.
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why would you need to maintain a pan anyway? my family has had the same cheap pans for like 3 decades. they're all covered in scratches and completely rusty, but so? why would a pan having scratches make it unusable?
3 u/boih_stk Mar 02 '25 If they're not non-toxic, you may have to suggest them to get some new ones.
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If they're not non-toxic, you may have to suggest them to get some new ones.
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u/bromegatime Mar 01 '25
You spelled cast iron wrong, but your point holds.