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Lodge Color Enamel 4.25 Quart Roaster-Island Spice

LODG104 Cookware and Bakeware Discontinued

$41.00Last catalog price, April 2009

Catalog description

Lodge Color Enamel 4.25 Quart Roaster-Island Spice, part number LODG104, is a discontinued product from the 2007–2011 catalog. It was last listed at $41.00.

The Lodge Color Enamel Roaster in Island Spice is the perfect way to add extra zest to your food. The bright red graduated finish adds depth to this perfect rectangular roaster which completes your kitchen with its versatile reliable performance. The superior cooking abilities of enamel cast iron construction combined with beautiful red style creates a pan that can go straight from evenly cooking in the oven to looking elegant on your dining table. A multitalented rectangular pan is great for cooking casseroles or lasagna baking bar desserts like brownies or preparing succulent chickens or roasts. The interior of the pan is black matte enamel with the look of bare cast iron but the convenience of enamel coating. An enamel coating eliminates the need to season the metal and allows for more thorough cleaning and adds this zesty red color to your new favorite pan. Cast iron has excellent heat retention and diffusion properties meaning cast iron vessels maintain heat and cook food thoroughly and evenly for perfect results every time.

About Lodge Manufacturing Founded by Joseph Lodge in 1896 Lodge Manufacturing is the oldest family-owned cookware foundry in America and is a market leader in cast iron cookware. Nestled alongside the Cumberland Plateau of the Appalachian Mountains is the town of South Pittsburg Tennessee where Lodge produces the finest cast iron cookware in the world. The company offers the most extensive selection of quality cast iron goods on the market including skillets Dutch ovens camping cookware and more. Lodge is also an eco-responsible company with programs to reduce hazardous waste reuse foundry sand establish new ponds for plant and animal life and plant new trees on the Lodge campus.

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