Lodge Cast Iron

[RicInOR]

That would be the Cast Iron folks.


http://bittersoutherner.com/lodge-cast-iron?utm_source=fark&utm_medium=website&utm_content=link

Since they are a bit heavy to pack in/out of hunting camp:

When he took and dug that up and brought the container out and popped that lid on it, you could actually still see some of the grease, and the skillets were still just black and cold, like they'd laying there waiting, ready to go."

Long story short: The product is good enough to bury, a year at a time, between hunting trips.

Nice story on an American company.


In case that link does not work for you:
http://bittersoutherner.com/lodge-cast-iron

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[clearconscience]

Thats an awesome story. Thanks for posting it.

I was just sitting in a meeting a couple months back at my company.
They were lamenting on the need to make our work place a team environment, and forget the family thought about work.
I thought it was ridiculous. And since then our company as a whole has been declining and disintegrating.
It's easy to see why.

 

[BoonDocks36]

downloaded as a PDF, to Capture True American History.

(not that which is taught in Publik Edukashun machines of today)

philip, owner of three precious Lodge cooking tools, 6", 10" Frying pans, One 12" griddle.