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Lodge Logic Deep Dutch Oven - 8 Qt.

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The heirloom black patina on this 8 qt. Lodge Logic Deep Dutch oven eliminates the time and effort of seasoning—it's ready to use right out of the box!

Lodge coats the entire surface of the oven with a proprietary vegetable oil formula, then bakes the oil onto the utensil in a hot industrial oven
The high temperature allows the oil to penetrate deeply into the cast iron surface, creating that prized heirloom finish
Deep walls give this 8 qt., footed Dutch oven extra capacity
Durable cast iron cookware offers superior distribution and retention of heat
Oven and lid have handles for convenience; flanged lid fits snugly to seal in heat
Deep sides make the Lodge Logic Deep Dutch oven ideal for stews or meats

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Item 714247

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Lodge Logic Deep Dutch Oven - 8 Qt. Customer Reviews

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Lodge Logic Deep Dutch Oven - 8 Qt.

5.0

(based on 4 reviews)

100%

of respondents would recommend this to a friend.

Pros

Stable (4)
Durable (3)
Easy to clean (3)

Cons

Heavy (4)

Best Uses

Car camping (3)

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Jan

2013

5.0

Heavy, but awesome.

By Active BSA Dad

from Georgia

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Pros

Durable
Stable

Cons

Bulky
Heavy

Best Uses

Base-camp
Slow-cooking Large Meals

Comments about Lodge Logic Deep Dutch Oven - 8 Qt.:

This dutch oven is awesome for cooking large stews, soups, or large sides of meat. Google Sheryl Canter's "Chemistry of Cast Iron Seasoning: A Science-Based How-To" for the VERY BEST way to re-season and/or thicken the seasoning on cast iron.

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Apr

2012

(1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)

5.0

The Rockstar of Dutch Ovens

By Michael W Meissner

from Leadville, Colorado

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Pros

Durable
Easy To Clean
No Rust No Fuss
Stable

Cons

Bulky
Heavy

Best Uses

Car Camping
Green Chile Stew
In the Kitchen

Comments about Lodge Logic Deep Dutch Oven - 8 Qt.:

I own a quite a few pieces of Cast Iron Cookware and am an aficionado of Lodge, Wagner, Griswold products. For the money and the quality, there is no better Dutch Oven in my mind. It was preseasoned, cleans up easy, and does not rust. Highly recommended.

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Jan

2011

(1 of 2 customers found this review helpful)

5.0

This Rocks!

By MoCaver

from St Louis, MO

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Pros

Durable
Easy To Clean
Stable

Cons

Heavy

Best Uses

Car Camping

Comments about Lodge Logic Deep Dutch Oven - 8 Qt.:

This is great for car camping. Lodge Dutch ovens are awesome. Yes, it is heavy, but cast iron is. I really like cooking with this oven. Not too difficult to season or clean. The 8 qt size is pretty big and filled with chili or stew will easily feed ~10 or so folks, just don't forget the cornbread... ;)

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Jul

2010

(15 of 15 customers found this review helpful)

5.0

The most versatile Dutch Oven!

By Scoutmaster Mark

from Massachusetts

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Pros

Easy To Clean
Stable

Cons

Heavy

Best Uses

Car Camping

Comments about Lodge Logic Deep Dutch Oven - 8 Qt.:

The Lodge 8-quart is far more versatile than the smaller 6-quart. It's extra depth allows deep frying, baking and larger portions of stews and even whole chickens. The difference in weight is negligible.

In my Boy Scout Troop, we make pies, cakes, stews, cornish hens, pizza . . . you name it! If you can bake it at home, you can bake it in camp! For stews, soups and chili, you can use the pot on a propane stove as a 'regular' dutch oven (just be sure of the clearance around the burner for the legs) with or without coals on top.

With this deeper oven, I use an inverted pie pan under cakes, pies and pizzas to keep them nearer the center of the oven for even heating and never a burned bottom. For the pizza, we give each boy a sheet of foil about 18" wide and the dough (or ready-made shell) and let them prepare their own pie to their liking . . . the foil then gets put right into the oven with the longer side crimped right into the lid, making it easy to remove AND clean up after!

There's a reason these pots have been in use since colonial times, they are even-heating, easy to maintain, and versatile nearly to a fault!