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CNET on MSN4 Foods That Can Damage Your Cast-Iron Skillet's CoatingFor the same reason as tomatoes, vinegar can eat away at a seasoned cast-iron skillet, sending you back to square one.
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Food Drink Life on MSNIs your grandma's skillet a hidden gold mine? Here's why 1950s cast iron is fetching a fortuneYour grandma’s skillet may be a hidden gold mine, as 1950s cast-iron pans now fetch a fortune. Collectors are driving up prices across resale platforms ... Read more The post Is your grandma's skillet ...
Can a Dutch oven deliver great bread-making results or do you need a dedicated bread oven? Our experts have tested both to find out which gives the best results.
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Good Housekeeping on MSNThink Twice Before Adding These Ingredients to Your Cast Iron SkilletVinegars, citrus fruits, wine and tomatoes — anything below a 7 on the pH scale — can potentially strip away your skillet’s hard-earned seasoning and make your favorite lemon chicken or pasta sauce ...
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