what is true seasoned? is there is teflon or wax?
1241554
I'm not sure what that means. There is nothing apparent on the surface more than that of any other iron pan. I usually brush a tiny bit of butter or olive oil on it.
1241555
With cast iron, you have to season by rubbing some oil on the inside of the pan & putting on a low heat burner for a bit before you use it. It needs to be done a few times - you will see it build up & more so the more you use it & never let it soak in water!!! This is a pre-seasoned pan (so you DON'T have to do the seasoning). I got it as a gift & it was shipped to that person - so, never got to see the pan or any of the literature that came with it - you will need to ask the manufacturer how they season it & what is used in the process of the seansoning. Sorry I couldn't help you more. Thanks, D.Wertz With cast iron, you have to season by rubbing some oil on the inside of the pan & putting on a low heat burner for a bit before you use it. It needs to be done a few times - you will see it build up & more so the more you use it & never let it soak in water!!! This is a pre-seasoned pan (so you DON'T have to do the seasoning). I got it as a gift & it was shipped to that person - so, never got to see the pan or any of the literature that came with it - you will need to ask the manufacturer how they season it & what is used in the process of the seansoning. Sorry I couldn't help you more.... » Read More With cast iron, you have to season by rubbing some oil on the inside of the pan & putting on a low heat burner for a bit before you use it. It needs to be done a few times - you will see it build up & more so the more you use it & never let it soak in water!!! This is a pre-seasoned pan (so you DON'T have to do the seasoning). I got it as a gift & it was shipped to that person - so, never got to see the pan or any of the literature that came with it - you will need to ask the manufacturer how they season it & what is used in the process of the seansoning. Sorry I couldn't help you more. Thanks, D.Wertz « Show Less
1241556
To season means to put vegtable oil or the like on pan and heat so that it will soak in, don't burn, allow to cool enough to wipe excess off. Needs to be done periodically to help keep it stick free.
165135
I do not know what it is made of, but I can tell you after a couple years of use, the surface hasn't chipped or flaked at all. I don't think they really use Teflon anymore. The newer non-stick surfaces are tougher.
1588523
There is a non-stick coating, I'm just not sure if it's ceramic or Teflon?...
1599905
Sorry, but that is the only one. The frying pan NEVER was any good as far as I am concerned. Was NOT like they show on TV. I seasoned as directed but it was not stick-free like my regular teflon pans. I DO NOT recommend Orgreenic cookware at all. Waste of your money.
1683692
Hello Kip,It says it comes pre-seasoned, and after using it the very first time, it appears that it is. However, I purchased a flat skillet from the same company (Lodge) and although that one said it was pre-seasoned I still had to season it more since my pancakes still stuck a little. So, you MAY have to season it a little more. But it is a great grill. I bought Lodge's silicone handles, too, as the handles do get hot.
2010530
No problem, it is cast iron. The "non stick" is from baked in oil/fat so don't use soap to clean, don't soak in water and if you need to you can always re-bake it with more oil/fat.
1877818
They state that it is seasoned, but don't state what with. I will say that we use a paper towel and olive oil on the grill before cooking, and the food doesn't stick. And, you still get that special cast iron flavor. We've been really happy with it!
698068
I put the oil on the pan to season it as the instructions suggest, and baked it in the oven upside down on a paper towel (to catch the drippings). I seasoned it a second time. It worked well - I did leave it in there a little longer than suggested. To clean it, I just use a paper towel - the seasoning makes a finish similar to teflon coating.
165136
As far as I know, it is Teflon. I don't have the packaging information anymore, so I can't say for sure. Sorry.
607440
They do not need to be seasoned to remain nonstick. Wash them before use and I use a non scratch sponge and dawn soap. And for safety keep your toes out of the way it hurts dropping one of these pans on your toes lol
536500
The cast iron comes pre-seasoned which means that if you don't take care of it after each use, you will have to start all over. No, there is no chemical film added such as a Teflon-like surface.
27687
It is seasoned with paraffin wax. You'll need to re-season it, once you receive it.
1043100
I'm not sure exactly. I believe there is a non stick coating as we never even had to season it. Love this pan! Often we can just wipe clean with a paper towel.
619064
Its cast iron. Which means things won't stick if you season it correctly. No other coating on inside. Enamel is on the exterior, not cooking surface
249888
it is certainly not paint. i have 2 of them, one from home goods, one from amazon. both have pre-seasoned properties although i seasoned them before 1st use and everytime thereafter. couldn't be more pleased especially for very high temp stir fry.
357656
it is teflon, i guess. none stick. after use just wipe with a paper towel and it. keeps on looking like new.
1269991
The coating is nonstick. I don`t know exactly teflon or another one.I like it!