Lodge Dutch oven

I

Inviter

Well-Known Member
Joined
Jun 4, 2013
Messages
472
Reaction score
12
Hi all. Im looking for a Dutch oven. I see that lodge has got one that is under the camp fire range and one that's under the Dutch oven range. The one in the camp fire range is made to put on fires and has legs(potjie kos style) and the other does not have legs. I wanted to put in on the weber as well as use it on the stove or even oven, so would I be able to use the one without legs on the fire as well? It seems that the one without legs is more versatile of it can be put on the weber. Tnxs
 
Whahahahahahaha! Sorry OP i know the q is innocent, but this is mybb.
 
Inviter said:
Taken in stride of things. Good to know there is humor around and dthat everything is not so serious.
Click to expand...

Lol

To answer your question - just get a flat bottomed potjie pot.It can be used anywhere.
 
Those Lodge cast iron pots/pans etc are amazing.

I'm guessing the flat bottomed one would be fine on the weber if it's on the grill. I've used mine very successfully in a Big Green Egg.

If you'd like to be certain why not email Lodge USA? They're on the ball and respond quickly.

Where are you buying from?
 
Happened to one of our innocent firends way back


The were chatting about camping and all of a she blurted out "Oh man I love a dutch oven, its soooo good"

"You lift the lid and that smell, it hits you like Ahhh ye!"

Everyone was dying, she carried on for like 10 mins.
 
maumau said:
Those Lodge cast iron pots/pans etc are amazing.

I'm guessing the flat bottomed one would be fine on the weber if it's on the grill. I've used mine very successfully in a Big Green Egg.

If you'd like to be certain why not email Lodge USA? They're on the ball and respond quickly.

Where are you buying from?
Click to expand...

Boardmans got a sale on.. Half the price
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top
Sign up to the MyBroadband newsletter
X