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MADE IN THE USA MONDAY LODGE BLACKLOCK CAST-IRON SKILLET

July 26, 2021

Welcome to my Made in the USA Monday series where today I share a cast-iron skillet made in Tennessee. 

Thank you for all of your comments about my new Made in the USA Monday series. If you missed the first one you can watch it on my Youtube Channel here.

Today I am sharing a cast iron skillet that is made down in Pittsburg, Tennessee. You can read more about this 120+-year-old company here.

MADE IN USA CAST-IRON SKILLET

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I found (I mean Santa found)  my Lodge Blacklock cast iron skillet at Williams-Sonoma. Santa found them at Walmart too.

What I love about this skillet is the weight. It requires a two-handed grip to use and I love that. It’s similar to how I felt when I shared my last Made in the USA find.

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There is something about a cast-iron skillet. It’s rustic. I imagine Rip using a cast-iron skillet in Yellowstone.

I called it rusticticity.

Santa brought me this one last Christmas and he brought our three college-age kids the smaller ones. I love it for this skillet breakfast recipe.

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We love both sizes depending on the menu.

I love the smaller skillet for a chocolate chip cookie for two or for this Brussel sprout recipe.

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There is something special about buying something in our country-supporting local communities and jobs. Yes, I likely pay a little bit more, but I think that makes me reach for this skillet over other skillets.

I made a short video sharing this week’s feature for Made in the USA Monday.

You can watch my first Made in USA Monday feature on my Youtube channel.

Thank you so much for stopping by today! If you have a favorite Made in the USA brand or product I am happy to share it on my blog. I regularly share my favorite USA brands or how to find USA products.

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