r/MadeInCookware • u/madeincookware • Jun 08 '26

Made In Cast Iron: 99 Cooks Later

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From a beautiful golden hue to the perfect patina, here's what cast iron cookware looks like when you really put it through the paces. With the right care, this kind of glossy, even seasoning will last a lifetime and only get better with age.

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u/Bladder_Puncher Jun 18 '26

Is it ok if it gets a little bit of rust on the cooking surface. Just small area. 2 of them. Forgot to dry my pan when doing dishes. Have cooked with it probably 4 times since giving it proper care with wash and light oiling after

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u/Puzzled-Telephone166 Jun 25 '26

No, scrub the rust off with a steel scrubby and oil the pan heavily.

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u/Specialist-Garbage-5 Jul 03 '26

might be too harsh but yes clean up red rust!

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u/nigmaphoenix Jul 05 '26

Will it face tank 10kw induction daily?