Posted by Tim Vidra / Tuesday, December 6, 2011
E.A.T. Giveaway: Vintage Wagner Ware Cast Iron Pan
***Update: This giveaway has ended, find the lucky winner at the bottom of the post. Stay tuned for future giveaways right here at E.A.T.! ***
I am giving away one of my more popular vintage Wagner Ware cast iron pans just in time for the holidays! Full details below the dotted line (if you want to skip ahead).
To welcome the holiday season and to thank each of my readers, I am giving away one of my vintage Wagner Ware cast iron skillet pans. I have been selling these vintage cast iron pans in my BehindTheScreenDoor Etsy shop for 2 years now and they are among customer favorites without fail every time I find a new one. I forage all over for vintage, made in the U.S.A., cast iron pans. I season each pan myself and bring it back to life before it arrives at a new doorstep so they can go from box to oven, stove, or open flame.
This particular pan measures 6.5 inch, is considered a #3, and is a $42.00 value from my shop.
Be sure to come visit to find out the winner and good luck!
I am giving away one of my more popular vintage Wagner Ware cast iron pans just in time for the holidays! Full details below the dotted line (if you want to skip ahead).
To welcome the holiday season and to thank each of my readers, I am giving away one of my vintage Wagner Ware cast iron skillet pans. I have been selling these vintage cast iron pans in my BehindTheScreenDoor Etsy shop for 2 years now and they are among customer favorites without fail every time I find a new one. I forage all over for vintage, made in the U.S.A., cast iron pans. I season each pan myself and bring it back to life before it arrives at a new doorstep so they can go from box to oven, stove, or open flame.
This particular pan measures 6.5 inch, is considered a #3, and is a $42.00 value from my shop.
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Now down to business:
To enter, simply leave a comment on this post and tell me your favorite thing to fix in a cast iron pan. Simple lamb chops with rosemary, garlic, sea salt, and fresh ground pepper is my favorite dish in these types of pans.
Each of the following will earn you an additional entry:
To enter, simply leave a comment on this post and tell me your favorite thing to fix in a cast iron pan. Simple lamb chops with rosemary, garlic, sea salt, and fresh ground pepper is my favorite dish in these types of pans.
Each of the following will earn you an additional entry:
- Follow this blog by clicking the "join this site" button in the right sidebar and leave a new comment on this post letting me know.
- "Like" E.A.T on Facebook , and or follow me on Twitter — then leave 2 separate comments on this post for each letting me know you've done so.
- Share this post by clicking the Facebook Like button at the top of the post and leave a new comment on this post letting me know you've done so.
- Tweet about the giveaway including the following: "@TimVidraEats is giving away this vintage cast iron pan: http://tinyurl.com/7qng86q" with anything else you'd like to include - then leave a new comment on this post letting me know you've done so.
Be sure to come visit to find out the winner and good luck!
***Update: This giveaway has ended, the lucky winner is commenter #198, jenzen69, who says she likes cooking hash browns in a skillet! Thanks to all that participated and stay tuned for future giveaways right here at E.A.T.! ***
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Not sure I should give a cast iron skillet to my wife for Christmas. Don't they hurt?
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i've never had a skillet like this before...i suppose breakfast potatoes?
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Thank you so much for offering such a wonderful giveaway. My favorite thing to cook in a cast iron skillet is cornbread. One of the absolute best meals on Earth is crumbled cornbread in a tall glass of milk. Pure heaven. :)
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I am entering and hoping this is open to Canada?? Please let me know if it is not.
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Fried Chicken!!!
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Cornbread - just like my grandmother made
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