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Cast Iron

Heavy iron that holds its heat: two enameled bread ovens with steam-circulating lids, and a pre-seasoned shrimp pan with 22 wells for the grill.

3 products

Two kinds of cast iron

Piece Finish Seasoning Care
Oval Bread Oven Enameled None needed Cool, then wash
Loaf Bread Oven Enameled None needed Cool, then wash
Shrimp Grill Pan Bare, pre-seasoned Arrives seasoned Dry at once, oil lightly

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Questions about Cast Iron

Which TOMO pieces are cast iron?

The Oval Bread Oven and Loaf Bread Oven, both enameled, and the Shrimp Grill Pan, which is bare pre-seasoned iron. The crocks, mugs, oil dispenser and utensil crocks are ceramic.

Enameled or bare: what is the difference in care?

Enameled cast iron needs no seasoning and does not rust; wash it like any pan once it has cooled. Bare cast iron must be dried immediately after washing and wiped with a thin film of oil.