Comments on: Lodge’s Green Initiatives http://www.newgreenbasics.com/cooking-and-food/lodge-green-initiatives/ Greener ways to cook, shop or clean Sat, 16 Oct 2010 15:03:42 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: New Green Basics http://www.newgreenbasics.com/cooking-and-food/lodge-green-initiatives/comment-page-1/#comment-11 New Green Basics Mon, 28 Jan 2008 14:29:41 +0000 http://www.newgreenbasics.com/wordpress/?p=18#comment-11 <p>Did you buy the skillet from our store at the New Green Shopper (http://newgreenshopper.com/) ? </p> <p>If you did, please forward a copy of the emailed receipt to us (click on our signature below) and we’ll see what we can do about getting you a replacement or refund.</p> <p>Our article about Lodge cookware does indicate that the enamelware is made in China. All the original cookware is still made in the <span class="caps">USA</span>.</p> Did you buy the skillet from our store at the New Green Shopper (http://newgreenshopper.com/) ?

If you did, please forward a copy of the emailed receipt to us (click on our signature below) and we’ll see what we can do about getting you a replacement or refund.

Our article about Lodge cookware does indicate that the enamelware is made in China. All the original cookware is still made in the USA.

]]> By: Marjorie Robbins http://www.newgreenbasics.com/cooking-and-food/lodge-green-initiatives/comment-page-1/#comment-10 Marjorie Robbins Mon, 28 Jan 2008 05:21:46 +0000 http://www.newgreenbasics.com/wordpress/?p=18#comment-10 <p>I was excited to buy the Lodge enamel 11 inch skillet. Once I got home I noticed the fine print that my skillet was made in China. This really angered me as I had thought they were all made in <span class="caps">USA</span>. Then I noticed the bottom of this ‘durable’ ‘hard’ enamel scratches easily on the electric stovetop. I guess I should have gotten the non enamel version. Ah, live and learn.</p> <p>Marjorie</p> I was excited to buy the Lodge enamel 11 inch skillet. Once I got home I noticed the fine print that my skillet was made in China. This really angered me as I had thought they were all made in USA. Then I noticed the bottom of this ‘durable’ ‘hard’ enamel scratches easily on the electric stovetop. I guess I should have gotten the non enamel version. Ah, live and learn.

Marjorie

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