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Sale Price is less than $50.

This is 55% off regular price. Free shipping. Seems like a deal to me.

http://www.amazon.com/Lodge-L12DCO3-Dee ... +cast+iron

I will order one right now if others can tell me it is a good first start piece for one who has never used one before.

We have three Lodge Dutch Ovens. Love them!

We have a regular depth 12 in Lodge and it work great. My buddy just ordered and received this sale DO. He and his wife want to be able to bake pies in it. I think they'll be happy with the deeper design for that purpose.

The regular size 12 inch Lodge is not on sale and is being sold for $100! Go figure?

Update: On October 17. 2014 this deal on regular size, 12 in Lodge Camp Dutch Offer was spotted on Amazon:
http://www.amazon.com/Lodge-Camp-Dutch- ... dutch+oven

I have no idea how long these sales will last.

Good enough for me.
Going to place order now.
Thanks.

You'll be very happy with it.

We find we can cook anything in our DO.

I got one. Awesome deal. Awesome Dutch Oven.

citylights wrote:I got one. Awesome deal. Awesome Dutch Oven.

Well done!

http://www.shopgoodwill.com/search/SearchKey.asp?itemTitle=cast+iron&catid=0&sellerID=all&closed=no&minPrice=&maxPrice=&sortBy=itemEndTime&SortOrder=a&showthumbs=on

There are lots of cast iron goodies on here !

Lodge camp ovens on page 2 and page 4

Good site Bob which I will save. But just saw 12in DO like the Amazon one I ordered for $52 total currently bid at$21 plus$$35 S&H. So right now this Amazon offer is a good one using this one example.

But I am going to look thru it for some potential bargains.

I like the old iron and this is a great place to find it cheap.

I really liked the cooks brand dutch oven on page 2 http://www.shopgoodwill.com/auctions/Cooks-Cast-iron-Cookware-Pot-18329909.html

Wire wound handle tells me 40's 50's I am probably wrong but it still talks to me.

I'll never forget finding my first dutch oven in a second hand store in Sun Valley, Idaho -I think it might have been 1977 or so. The place was called the Gold Mine and had a reputation for a source of treasures left by the rich and famous.

It was a three-legged 12" cast iron dutch with a flat lid and the standard lip to hold the coals on. It appeared to be brand new. When my eyes found the price tag, they about fell out, three dollars and fifty cents. I can still see that yellow price tag. When I set it next to the cash register, I recall feeling like I was committing a major felony. I couldn't even meet the attendant's eyes –I was afraid she was going to call foul on the price. But as she rung it up, she asked me, "are you going to use it for a planter?" The question was so foreign that I think I just shook my head, still feeling the burn of the crime.

Since then, I've moved on with iron Dutches and switched to aluminum. Several years ago, I found six of them in a heavy "dry bag" at the bottom of the Middle Fork of the Salmon River below a major rapid.


I'll go head to head with anyone using iron for a roast or an upside down cake. Anytime, anyplace. Bring it on. Aluminum vs. Iron.
But buy that dutch and meet me behind camp. It is a great price. I'll bring the charcoal.

Please don't ask me to arm wrestler 'cause you cast iron folks will always prevail.


Tony

Wally's World also has a deal on the 12" 8 quart DO. I got one this month, but the price was even cheaper than it is now, with free shipping to the store, tax, OTD it was $48.00 at the pick-up window. The newer ad shows it at about the same price as the Amazon one. Lodge must have made a bunch of these things and turned them loose recently, so they're online now at a great price. I'm still looking around at yard sales & used stores, but they aren't out there every day.

http://www.walmart.com/ip/Lodge-8-Quart ... n/14550449