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On Sun, 02 Apr 2006 22:48:30 -0400, "Bob (this one)" >
wrote: >Nathalie Chiva wrote: >> Huh? I'm Swiss, I've been cooking cheese fondue for the last 10 years >> in a cast iron fondue pot, bought here in Switzerland, and it's the >> best fondue pot I ever used! It's nicely seasoned now, getting the >> "religieuse" is easy and cleaning it is a dream. > >Nathalie, Is it enamelled? If not, is the interior smoothed/machined? Enameled, no. Smoothed, yes >Are the walls thinner than skillets usually are? All the cast iron pots >I've seen for cheese had these features. No, no thin walls. And it's *heavy*. I googled "caquelon fonte" (in French), many many refs to cast iron cheese fondue caquelons. Nathalie in switzerland |
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