Cast Iron Skillet Hats

Cast iron people agree on almost nothing except the pan. Some will tell you never to let soap touch it. Others have read the myth-busting from food writers and the skillet makers themselves, and will tell you just as firmly that a little dish soap is fine. Everyone agrees on the dishwasher. The rest is shared: the skillet inherited from a grandmother, still black and smooth after decades of cornbread; the rusty flea-market pan bought for two dollars and brought back to life; the panicked photo posted online and the stock reply, it's not ruined, just re-season it. Cast iron is the original nonstick, and a good one will outlive whoever is cooking with it now. These cast iron hats are for skillet devotees, restorers and anyone who has ever taken a pan out of someone else's sink. Plain CAST IRON in a collegiate arch, CAST IRON CLUB, the classic lines and a few of our own. A good gift for whoever does the cooking. Embroidered, unstructured dad hats, made to order.