MegaChef Assorted Pre-Seasoned OVEN SAFE, Cast Iron Cookware Set, 5 Piece, Black
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Features
- MUST-HAVE SKILLET SET This set includes one griddle, one skillet, and one dutch oven
- QUALITY CAST IRON Crafted from durable cast iron material
- OVEN SAFE Cook in the oven up to 450 degrees
- Included components: One 10.25 In. Dutch Oven with Lid
Description
With the lifelong durability and versatility, the cast iron skillets combine rich heritage with modern needs.
Material: Cast Iron
Color: Black
Brand: Megachef
Size: 5 Piece
Handle Material: Iron
Material: Cast Iron
Color: Black
Brand: Megachef
Size: 5 Piece
Handle Material: Iron
Is Dishwasher Safe: Yes
Compatibility Options: Oven
Number of Pieces: 5
Closure Material: Cast Iron
Included Components: One 10.5 In. Griddle, One 10.25 In. Dutch Oven with Lid, One 8 In. Skillet, One 10.25 In. Skillet with Handle
Is Oven Safe: Yes
With Lid: Yes
Manufacturer: MegaChef
Utensil Compatibility: Wooden Spoons, Silicone Spatulas, Metal Utensils
Is Cookware Induction Compatible: Yes
UPC: 850016090430
Special Feature: Compatible With Gas, Electric, Glass, Induction, Oven, Grill/Campfire
Product Dimensions: 10.5 x 16.5 x 10.5 inches
Item Weight: 23 pounds
Item model number: Pre-Seasoned
Date First Available: July 24, 2020
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Top Amazon Reviews
I love that I got them in one day. Although they say preseasoned, I’ve read in the reviews that you actually need to season them four times which probably takes all day, but the person left very well instructions so I’m going to do it to avoid rust they’re a good size and I really like the big pot and I’m really hoping that they work well. If they don’t, I will update this review.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 25, 2025 by Kathy Osborn Kathy Osborn
Very nice pans. No broken pieces like others have experienced. They do need to be seasoned, but other than that they’re solid.
Reviewed in the United States on June 13, 2025 by Michaela
Love this cast iron set. Out of the box, it's easy to tell the factory "preseason" is only meant to get them through shipping. They are not ready to cook with out of the box. If you do not know how to season cast iron keep reading. Seasoning cast iron is the absolute most important act of kindness you can do for yourself and your cooking set. There is lots of debate on what oils are best, I personally prefer canola oil. In my opinion, it coats the best and scientifically it is one of the most heat tolerant oils you can choose. Before I tell you my season method, you should know the reason we season our cast iron is to protect it from rust and wear. We do this by rubbing our cast iron down with canola oil like we would rub ourselves down with expensive lotion. If you think of this like moisturizing, seasoning will go smoothly. Before you do anything, line your bottom oven rack with aluminum foil and move that rack to the bottom holder in the oven (see photo). Drop your top rack to the holder right above your bottom rack and preheat your oven to 450 degrees. You want to get an old kitchen towel, something that doesn't give off a lot of fuzz or lint, lay it in your lap, and grab the first cast iron pot or pan. Toss a cap full of canola oil into it and rub it down inside and out. The pan will feel rough and that's normal for an unseasoned pan. Your pans will soften as they season. After the rub down, use your towel to buff your pan. This step pushes the oil into the cracks and crevices and removes the excess oil. Rub down and buff out all of your pans. Once this is done, put everything except the Dutch oven and lid upside down on the top rack of the oven (simply because this is all that will fit in one go). Set a timer for 30mins. You will need serious oven mits when the timer goes off, I recommend heavy duty silicone. When the timer goes off, pull the pans out, put them on the stove top, and put the Dutch oven in on the top rack upside down along with the lid. Set the timer for another 30mins. Once the pans on top of the stove cool enough to handle, rub and buff them down again. I find they cool down faster if you move them onto a towel on your counter top after the first 10mins of being out of the oven. Try to lean them on their side for more air flow. I did this by putting a piece of cardboard against my countertop walls where they meet in the corner (see photo). You want to cycle everything through (rub, buff, oven, cool) 4 times for well seasoned cast iron. It will take about half of a day from start to finish. If you do this correctly, you will know because on every round your pots and pans will be a deeper darker shade of black and feel softer. The softness comes from the oil binding to the cast iron creating a protective layer. This layer is mildly nonstick and allows you to stack your pots and pans, and wash your pots and pans with warm soapy water after each use. It is absolutely imperative that you never submerge them into a sink full of water, and never allow your cast iron to air dry. You must wash them in running water, towel dry immediately after washing, and follow that up with a paper towel to ensure you get every drop of moisture off. It's not a bad idea to rub and buff about a half teaspoon of canola oil before you put them away after cleaning just like you would lotion yourself after you get out of the shower. If you take care of your cast iron, your cast iron will take care of you. Happy cooking.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 30, 2022 by strwbrychpstx strwbrychpstx
Really good
Reviewed in the United States on May 2, 2025 by Mahmin
Very pleased with quality, price, and quick order processing
Reviewed in the United States on June 16, 2025 by C. Anderson
Not good, buy at your own risk. What a waste of my time I searched and searched and I found these to find out I had to send them back it had some kind of chemical on it that I could not understand. The color was bluish. and one dark brown spot and rusty. Not worth my time or my energy because they are heavy OMG. I have to return them with a friend because they are to heavy. Then the bubble rap was dirty. I feel lie opening the boxes again just to take photos of the bubble rap, it was dirty wrapped around a clean plastic but who knows how clean that clean looking plastic. OMG it was crazy never again. They going on my never again list that company name/. Not sure if all their stuff is like that. But that is unethical to send someone that paid full payment of something that is supposed to be brand new to arrive in the condition it was in. I had to send Amazon those pics. They were flabbergasted. Like OMG. But if you still want to get them go ahead. I shared what I had to because people should not do that. Its so unethical. I hope that's all they have in bad condition. Maybe they did not realize. But the bubble rap was dirty who is not going to notice that. honestly no sure if this is cast iron. It has to be something else. Because Cast iron is not suppose to rust or have any kind of chemical on it like this did.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 20, 2025 by FUN "LEE"
Great product for daycare
Reviewed in the United States on May 9, 2025 by Dewwhipper
I bought these for camping and I would not use them for much more than that. They are pretty thin and their texture is rough. Not Heirloom pieces by any means. However, they are very affordable and they do cook food without toxins! If you're on a budget this set will get you through for a while.
Reviewed in the United States on March 20, 2024 by Jared