CliffinGA wrote:Becca I know what you mean we went to a flea market by Athens, GA (UGA) and one guy had 3 really old Griswalds that looked really nice and he had them priced for $10 a piece then I looked closer and all 3 had lil holes drilled in the curve under the handles so they could be hung on the wall!!!! As I was wlking away the guy said he would drop the price to sale and I just said doesn't matter if you can't cook with them!
Cliff
Brings up a pretty good question. The holes
could be welded up.
If I were to use my limited welding knowledge, I'd either braze with silver solder, or TIG with silicon-bronze (aka Everdur).
Would either of those processes introduce something that would render said cast-iron unusable to cook with, like zinc, lead, cadmium or something?
Just wondering...
