Cast Iron Cookware
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$69.99 sale$99.99 Reg.
Food Networkâ„¢ 7-qt. Ombre Enameled Cast-Iron Dutch Oven
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$109.99 - $149.99 sale$179.99 - $249.99 Reg.
Cuisinart® Chef's Classic Enameled Cast-Iron Casserole Dish
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Best Seller$14.99 - $19.99 sale$24.99 - $29.99 Reg.
Food Networkâ„¢ Pre-Seasoned Cast-Iron Skillet
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$107.99 sale$134.99 Reg.
Tramontina Enameled Cast-Iron 4-qt. Covered Braiser
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$103.99 sale$129.99 Reg.
Tramontina Enameled Cast-Iron 5.5-qt. Dutch Oven
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Best Seller$34.99 sale$49.99 Reg.
Food Networkâ„¢ 13-in. Pre-Seasoned Cast-Iron Skillet
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$34.99 sale$49.99 Reg.
Food Networkâ„¢ Pre-Seasoned Cast-Iron Reversible Grill
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$83.99 sale$104.99 Reg.
Tramontina Enameled Cast-Iron 12-in. Covered Skillet
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Best Seller$44.99 sale$59.99 Reg.
Lodge Chef Collection Pre-Seasoned Cast Iron Skillet
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Best Seller$151.99 sale$189.99 Reg.
Tramontina Enameled Cast-Iron 7-qt. Oval Dutch Oven
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$67.99 sale$79.99 Reg.
Lodge Chef Collection Pre-Seasoned Cast Iron Double Burner
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Best Seller$19.99 sale$29.99 Reg.
Food Networkâ„¢ 9.8-in. Pre-Seasoned Cast-Iron Grill Pan
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$49.99 sale$79.99 Reg.
Food Networkâ„¢ 3.5-qt. Enameled Cast-Iron Braiser with Lid
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$58.99
Lodge Logic Cast-Iron Skillet
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$39.99 sale$49.99 Reg.
Classic Cuisine 13.25-in. Pre-Seasoned Cast-Iron Pizza Pan
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$119.99 sale$149.99 Reg.
Tramontina Enameled Cast-Iron 6 1/2-qt. Dutch Oven
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$67.99 - $71.99 sale$84.99 - $89.99 Reg.
Tramontina Enameled Cast-Iron 2 1/2-qt. Covered Saucepan
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$71.99 sale$84.99 Reg.
Rachael Ray NITRO 12-in. Cast-Iron Skillet
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Best Seller$26.99 sale$29.99 Reg.
Lodge Seasoned Cast-Iron Care Kit
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Top Rated$41.24 sale$54.99 Reg.
Lodge Logic Cast-Iron Pan
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$89.99 sale$99.99 Reg.
Taste of Home 5-qt. Dutch Oven & Silicone 3-in-1 Tool 2 pc Set
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$31.99 sale$39.99 Reg.
Classic Cuisine 12-in. Pre-Seasoned Cast-Iron Skillet
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$75.99 sale$94.99 Reg.
Tramontina Enameled Cast-Iron 10-in. Covered Skillet
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$209.99 sale$269.99 Reg.
BergHOFF GEM Cast-Iron Covered Casserole
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$83.99 sale$104.99 Reg.
Tramontina Enameled Cast-Iron 3-qt. Covered Saucepan
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$79.99 - $83.99 sale$99.99 - $104.99 Reg.
Tramontina Enameled Cast-Iron Grill Pan With Press
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Best Seller$33.99
Outset Cast-Iron Fish Grill & Serving Pan
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$69.99
Camp Chef 6-Quart Cast-Iron Deluxe Dutch Oven
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$199.99 sale$284.99 Reg.
BergHOFF Ron 4.4-qt. Cast Iron Stockpot
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$19.99 - $39.99
Camp Chef Cast-Iron Skillet
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$35.99 sale$44.99 Reg.
Tramontina Enameled Cast-Iron 24-oz. Mini Cocotte
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$83.99
NutriChef Pre Seasoned Cooking Wok Cast Iron Stir Fry Pan with Wooden Lid, Black
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Top Rated$81.99
Bayou Classic 16 Inch Oven Safe Cast Iron Skillet Saucepan Cooking Pot, Black
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$64.99
NutriChef 18" Cast Iron Skillet Reversible Grill Plate Pan for Stove Top, Black
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$55.99 sale$69.99 Reg.
Tramontina Enameled Cast-Iron 10-in. Skillet
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$99.99
Camp Chef 12-Quart Cast-Iron Deluxe Dutch Oven
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$89.99 sale$134.99 Reg.
BergHOFF Neo 11-in. Square Cast Iron Grill Pan
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$44.99
Outset Nonstick Chef's Outdoor Grill Basket & Skillet
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$59.99 sale$99.99 Reg.
BergHOFF Neo 10-in. Cast Iron Fry Pan
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$55.99
NutriChef 10 Inch Pre Seasoned Cast Iron Frying Pan Set with Lid & Handle Cover
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$39.99
Camp Chef 14-in. Cast-Iron Pizza Pan
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Top Rated$24.99
Camp Chef Cast-Iron Pie Pan
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$71.99 sale$89.99 Reg.
Tramontina Enameled Cast-Iron 12-in. Skillet
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$39.99 sale$44.99 Reg.
Taste of Home Cast Iron Skillet & Turner 2 pc Set
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$159.99 sale$249.99 Reg.
BergHOFF Neo 7-qt. Cast Iron Covered Stockpot
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$229.99 sale$334.99 Reg.
BergHOFF Ron 5.5-qt. Cast Iron Dutch Oven
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$84.99
Camp Chef Cast-Iron Deluxe Dutch Oven
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$49.99
Camp Chef Reversible Cast-Iron Griddle
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Cast Iron Cookware & Bakeware
Whether you're a beginner cook or a professional chef, you need top-rated cookware to help you create the perfect dishes. Kohl’s is the place to find high-quality cast iron cookware and bakeware to whip up your next culinary masterpiece! With cast iron kitchen essentials, you can sauté, sear, bake, or slow-cook your favorite meals. Choose pre-seasoned cast iron for recipes that require high heat and enameled cast iron for recipes that require a slow, even heat.
Is it Healthy to Cook in Cast Iron Pots & Pans?
The powerhouses of all kitchen equipment, cast iron pans, skillets, and griddles boast a natural nonstick coating when properly seasoned. When seasoned well, cast iron will be stick-resistant and require no additional oil. This nonstick surface is free of synthetic chemicals and requires fewer oils than aluminum or stainless steel options.
Cast iron is also the perfect bakeware for making homemade baked goods and casseroles. From crispy crusts and flaky textures on cakes to quick breads and pies, you’re sure to make delicious meals that rival your favorite bakery and restaurants in no time.
Our cast iron saucepans feature durable cast iron construction that ensures years of easy gourmet cooking, making it a must-have for every home chef. The enameled cast iron ensures heat distribution and retention, while the exterior promises easy cleaning. From the stove to the oven, cast iron cookware is well worth the investment.
What Shouldn’t Be Cooked in Cast Iron?
There’s so much to love about seasoned cast iron cookware. After all, they’re a must-have for so many meals ranging from breakfast to dessert. Not to mention, it has the ability to cook a variety of healthy meals by using water-based methods such as braising, poaching, broiling and grilling. However, as good as your skillet can be for making all these favorites, traditional cast iron pans may not be a tool suited for all foods.
It has often been found that cooking smelly foods in cast iron skillets and pans can cause a lingering odor in them. This is most notably found in garlic, some types of fish, and certain types of cheeses. However, one way to get rid of the smell should this occur is to leave the pot in the oven at 400 degrees for about 10 minutes.
If your pan is still fairly new and not fully seasoned yet, sticky foods like eggs may also be hard to remove. Fortunately, we have the cleaning tips you need to make your pots, baking dishes, skillets, and pans as good as new.
Caring for Cast Iron Skillets
Cast iron retains heat for a long period of time and food will continue to cook even after the heat is turned off. That’s why it’s important to remove food from the cookware immediately after or right before it reaches the desired internal temperature. Here are a few other ways to help maintain your skillets look and performance:
- Immediately after use, wipe out the pan with an oiled towel or cloth.
- To avoid rust, always dry immediately when the pan is wet.
- Sprinkle salt into the dry pan, scrub and wipe clean to remove food residue.
- Do not use steel wool, coarse scouring pads, or powder to scrub.
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