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Iron cookware, as opposed to cast iron cookware, is not "basically impossible to get," is composed of iron and contains no alloys.
by Maursault 4y ago
Iron cookware, as opposed to cast iron cookware, is not "basically impossible to get," is composed of iron and contains no alloys.
- hef19898 4y agoWhat we call cast iron today is also basically just low grade steel. Pure iron, as used 100+ years ago is simply not made anymore. Also, most of the steel used nowadays is recycled, one way or the other.
- Maursault 4y ago> Iron cookware, as opposed to cast iron cookware Did you not see that? Cast iron cookware is not iron cookware. Iron cookware is still available, generally labeled "pure iron" and marketed to impart more iron into the food being cooked than cast iron cookware. Maybe your waving hand should take a rest.