The controversy doesn't just end at choosing between an electric kettle or a stovetop variant, nor does it stop at whether to brew in a teapot or directly into the mug. A rather unexpected debate ...

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Of course, you can choose to use an electric kettle or a stovetop one, and there's some debate over whether to use a teapot or pour straight into the mug, but some people have even begun debating ...

Lodge reports that it’s not exclusively for use on cast iron skillets but can also be used on knives, utensils, and even grill grates, meaning you can restore a lot of your kitchen items and ...

The choice between electric and stovetop kettles, as well as whether to use a teapot or pour directly into the mug, are common debates. But now, even the water itself is being discussed.

Yeti says its 8-inch is “the perfect size for sautéed sides and campsite cobblers.” The 10-inch is good to “sear and sauté dinner for a duo.” The 12-inch is “a versatile skillet sized ...

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Yeti is not only the go-to brand for colorful drinkware and fancy coolers, but it also has an entire family of high quality cast iron skillets, and now, an extra-large 14-skillet has been added to ...