KitchenAid Enameled Cast Iron Frying Pan/Skillet with Helper Handle and Pour Spouts, 12 Inch, Blue Velvet

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Pros

It seems a little overpriced to some, but this will be the last one i buy. Amazing quality. No problems whatsoever. Authentic cast iron.

It has decent pour spouts on each side and a nicely curved buttom which makes pouring out fried eggs or an omelet easier. Dimples actually work for the controlled dripping of the condensed steam back into the food! It heats evenly compared to other ma... Read More

It is definitely durable. Clean up is a snap. It's heavy, but that hasn't bothered me.

Kitchen aid cast iron cookware is of amazing quality and well seasoned from the factory. Works great as a braised, casserole pan, or chili pot. Cooking in it for the first time was effortless.

This kitchenaid dutch oven is very heavy duty and high quality. But its competition is lodge cast iron, and though lodge's looks are antedeluvian, the lodge price is 1/3 to 1/2 the price of this kitchenaid. Lodge's (also pre-seasoned) traditional skil... Read More

Cons

The handle is obnoxious.

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Quality

The cast iron has been so far very durable, and cooks everything evenly.

This pan is well made, very heavy and smooth.

The heat distribution is incredible and the finish is completely non stick.

The only thing i had an issue with is that immediately upon the first use the pan started rusting.

Price

It seems a little overpriced to some, but this will be the last one i buy.

The value for the price is off the charts and i would absolutely purchase again (although this thing is so well made, i can't i... Read More

The $99 selling price at the time of this review is a little steep for an iron skillet.

And as others have commented, the price may be high for the actual usefulness you're getting (or rather, not getting).

Packaging/appearance

As pictured, the rice turned out fluffy and it was equally tasty.

Competitiveness

This kitchenaid skillet's competition is the more expensive of the two, a lighter, more modern design which sells on amazon for... Read More

All in all, i think this could be a perfect item for a cast iron enthusiast who is looking for a dutch oven and doesn't want to... Read More

Overview

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This product had a total of 79 reviews as of our last analysis date on Feb 26 2024.