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Learn to COOK - Lodge Logic 12-Inch Iron Cover
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List Price: $24.99
Our Price: $24.34
Your Save: $ 0.65 ( 3% )
Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
Manufacturer: Lodge Logic
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Average Customer Rating:  
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Batteries Included: 0
Binding: Kitchen
Brand: Lodge
EAN: 0075536321004
Feature: 12 inch Cast Iron Lid
Is Fragile: 0
Label: Lodge Logic
Manufacturer: Lodge Logic
Model: L10SC3
Number Of Items: 1
Publisher: Lodge Logic
Studio: Lodge Logic
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12 inch Cast Iron Lid
Pre Seasoned and ready to use “right out of the box”
Compatible with the 12-inch Lodge skillet, 5-quart chicken fryer, and 7-quart Dutch oven
Side flanges fit perfectly over the skillet pouring spouts
Lid is self basting and helps to retain heat, steam and reduce spatters
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Editorial Reviews:
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12" Diameter, Pre-Seasoned Cast Iron Skillet Cover.
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Spotlight customer reviews:
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Customer Rating: 
Summary: Lid is more expensive then the frying pan
Comment: First of all let me say that I only use cast iron and stainless steel cookware. I don't use aluminum (brain damage) or non-stick (carcinogenic) cookware ever. Cast iron cookware takes years to season because it has to smooth out from use and the deposit of microscopic carbon molecules. Because of that pre-seasoning is kind of useless. I think every cook should have 3 pieces of cast iron: A grill pan, a dutch oven and a frying pan. If you can't cook it in one of those, it probably can't be cooked.
As far as the lid goes; it fits tightly on the Lodge Logic 12" frying pan. I wouldn't say it's an essential item (especially if you have a dutch oven) but it's nice to have. I think the price is too high considering that the frying pan (with more metal) is about 1/3 less expensive. This lid was $10 in 2007.
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Summary: Get your cover and a Dutch Oven on the cheap
Comment: I looked at it like this:
The 7 Qt. Dutch Oven cover fits the 12" skillet.
The 12" cover is $20.01
The 7 Qt. Dutch Oven w/Spiral Handle is $38.98
If I subtract what I'd spend for the 12" cover the D.O. only costs $18.97 more. That's a huge hunk of iron for a mere $18.97.
I did the same thing by buying the 5 Qt. D.O. because the cover fits my
10 1/4" skillet.
Also, I found a brush that works very well to clean the pans and lids Power Tip Dish & Glass Brush
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Summary: Packing
Comment: Worst packing I've ever seen from Amazon!!! It's amazing the Lodge cast iron lids (10 and 12 inch) survived unbroken. I did have to "re-season" the lids to cover the scratches from all the banging around they did in shipping!! I was lucky... If you need lids, I would find another source to eliminate the potential headache of returning due to damage. Thanks Amazon. I've read other reviews concerning shipping on this product and thought it must be a fluke or just another pinhead review... not so!
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Summary: It's a good deal
Comment: The Logic 12-inch pan seems to be a good deal to me because it is healthier to use than the no-stick pans. I grew up with my parents using that kind of pan, and so I was used to seeing it in use. I thought I was progressive using the modern cookware, but now that I've gone back to iron pans, I feel that I'm now doing something even more progressive. It cooks hotter than my other pans, but I like the honest crispiness it gives to food. I'm looking forward to using it in the future, and am sure it will last my lifetime since I'm now 66. I recommend it!
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Summary: Perfect fit for the Lodge 12" Skillet
Comment: Well, it's very sturdy and well made. The only kvetch, and it really is minor, is the huge logo on the cover. Did they have to? Otherwise, very pleased.
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