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Cast iron and carbon steel, Oct 2, 2026
Lodge's own pages, read Oct 2, 2026. See source
| If you are asking | Start with | Link |
|---|---|---|
| Want quick, even heat? | Carbon steel: thin and light | Compare |
| Want classic cast iron, lighter? | Blacklock, triple-seasoned | Compare |
| Cooking on induction? | Cast iron passes the magnet test | Magnet test |
| Ready to look at sizes? | Open Lodge's own pages | See skillets |
Where they work. Lodge describes its cookware as made for stovetops and ovens as well as campfires and grills1. Cast iron is on ENERGY STAR's list of materials that can work on induction, and the magnet test confirms it for any pan3.
Cast iron or carbon steel. Lodge describes its carbon steel skillet as thin and lightweight for quick, even heat, and its Blacklock cast iron as triple-seasoned and lighter than standard cast iron12. Both come seasoned.
Price. The smallest sizes were $39.95 (8-inch carbon steel) and $40.00 (7-inch Blacklock) on Lodge's own site12. Larger sizes are on the same pages.
Coatings. There is no applied nonstick coating; Lodge states its cookware is made without PFAS1. The surface is seasoning, which you maintain with oil.
| Skillet | Sizes | Smallest size price | Surface |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lodge Seasoned Carbon Steel Skillet1 | 8, 10, 12 in. | $39.95 (8 in.) | Seasoned |
| Lodge Blacklock Lightweight Cast Iron Skillet2 | 7, 10.25, 12 in. | $40.00 (7 in.) | Triple-seasoned |
| Source | Lodge product pagesRead Oct 2, 2026 | Lodge product pagesRead Oct 2, 2026 | Lodge product pagesRead Oct 2, 2026 |
Lodge's pages did not state a maximum oven temperature or dishwasher guidance in the text we read.
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Good for stovetop, oven, grill and campfire cooking
Also on Lodge Cast Iron's site
Lift rather than slide heavy pans. The cooktop maker's manual is the place to check for any restrictions.
Lodge's pages did not state a number in the text we read; they describe the cookware as made for ovens, campfires and grills1.
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