New Cast Iron Skillet Claims To Be “pre-seasoned.” How Can I Be Sure?
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 Keilen 10 inch Preseasoned Cast Iron Skillet  US $37.80
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 Old Mountain CAST IRON PRESEASONED SKILLET Bakeware Cabin Lodge Camping Cookware US $11.24
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 Old Mountain Cast Iron Preseasoned Square Skillet US $26.99
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 OLD MOUNTAIN PreSeasoned CAST IRON 6.5", 8", 10.5" Skillet Set -Camping Cookware US $74.97
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 OLD MOUNTAIN PreSeasoned CAST IRON 5" Square Skillet - Camping Cookware US $27.69
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 OLD MOUNTAIN PreSeasoned CAST IRON 10.5" Square Skillet - Camping Cookware US $43.69
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 cast iron pan Lodge Logic chef 10 inch skillet frying preseasoned omelet saute US $19.99
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 OLD MOUNTAIN CAST IRON PRESEASONED FAJITA SET SKILLET Hot Plate Included #10132 US $24.99
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I just purchased a new 12" cast iron skillet and the label on it claims that it's "seasoned, ready-to-use." Naturally, I'm suspicious. How can I be sure that it really is seasoned correctly? Should I season it myself just to be sure?
Can’t hurt to do it yourself.
It is just fine go ahead and use it. Saw on America test kitchens where they said pre-seasoned was okay to go ahead and use.
You are not going to hurt it by seasoning it again. That way you will be sure.
it may say pre-seasoned but not the way it should be,season it again your self