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anyone else feel for this meme? my stainless steel pan does literally the exact same shit plus you can put it in the dishwasher
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>>21630569
No, I knew it was beyond my energy investment. I'm not entirely lazy. I just pick and choose my battles.
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>>21630569
I only keep mine for baking certain breads
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>>21630569
It doesn't leech PFAS on your food like ceramic
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>>21630569
Cheaper and better than stainless steel. It's slightly more effort with cleaning it but you can be rougher with it as well so it pays off.
I use mine for all meat n main dish purposes and stainless for smaller stuff and sauces
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Got a "premium cast iron" for Christmas. They paid too much for it, and I don't use it because it's more work. It's also a weird one with the ridges on the bottom, very odd to use.
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>>21630569
they're not interchangeable.

steel is a pretty good conductor of heat, cast-iron is not. cast-iron absorbs heat & then radiates it outward.

learn how to use both properly & you will never be frustrated with the outcome.
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>>21630627
He said stainless steel
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I recently got a small stainless steel pan and for some weird reason all the stickiness problems went out of the window. Apparently the smaller size is helpful for the leidenfrost effect. Even at LOW/MID temps!
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>>21630569
i use mine solely on the grill with the exception of making cornbread.
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>>21630569
but the cast iron can block bullets and can use it as a weapon.
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>>21630569
>canola fucking oil poison seasoning

Useful for heat retention, ultimately niche chuckwagon bullshit if you're not doing oven shit. Season it with non-GMO non-trash oil ffs.
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>>21630569
>stainless steel does the same
It undeniably does not.
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I bought one to make pan pizza a few months ago. Took me a while to get used to it but now I use it 3-5 times a week.
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>>21630627
Ceramic doesn't do that either. Teflon isn't ceramic.
>>21630569
Yeah. I wanted to like cast iron. I just don't. I do however really like carbon steel pans.
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>>21630569
I have multiple pans and you're just flat wrong. The difference is only in certain things like a simple Steak. But if you don't use it right then you wouldn't understand the difference. It's merely heat retention and the ability for even distribution.
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>>21630705
OP specifically said stainless steel. Stainless steel is a significantly worse conductor of heat than cast iron.
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I didn't understand the criticism that cast iron is harder or something. I cook eggs in mine all the time. After you're done, just wipe it down. It takes more time to scrub a steel pan than it does my cast iron.
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>>21630569
iron has better smash
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i seasoned my cast iron once or twice and then never again because fuck that. i use it, clean it, and thats it.
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>>21631212
yeah, that's how seasoning works dork.
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>>21631212
>I use this the same way everyone else does because fuck that
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>>21631213
erm... oh... and im not a dork thank you very much.
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