>unironically cooking with cast iron instead of carbon steel

how do i upvote

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>Unironically cooking

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>>8752321
Masaokis is my spirit animal, I cook with an clothes iron

>not copper lined with aluminum
top pleb

>his pans aren't folded 1000 times

I honestly think cast iron is a troll that got out of hand, who the fuck actually uses that thing othr than to sear>

>cast iron gets food crust
>no way to scrub it out because you cant scrub cast iron

yeah nah

the only pans you should own are coated ceramics

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>>8753162
The people who unironically use cast irons, are the same people who unironically use double edge razors, field notes, and red wings boots. They're neo hipsters

>>8752340
You're alright

>>8753170
I think you might actually believe that. I cook in cast iron, have since I was a kid. What the fuck are field notes and red wing boots?

>>8753170
leave red wings alone
they're just a good workwear boot brand that got memed to hell by redditors

>>8753170
>tfw I use cast iron unironically
>tfw I use DE razors because my facial hair is coarse as shit and just gets ripped out by normal razors
>tfw I use field notes because I work construction and don't want wet concrete to get all over my phone
I only wear Brahma boots though because I wear them out in a year no matter how expensive or cheap they are. They crack through in the center where it bends and creases when I squat.

>>8753162
your great-great-grandparents slaves did
and if it was good enough for mammy then it's good enough for you, because I bet that nigger could cook fucking CIRCLES around your dumb ass

i cant find a carbon steel anywhere in my normal shopping areas. might have to go online.

>>8753170
literally the worst post on 6gag

>>8754122
btfo

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>he dosnt live in the city that made griswolds

>>8752340
this

>>8754109

Treat your feet, anon.

Also, cheaper is more expensive in the long run with work shoes.

>>8753170
>double edge razors,
Oh yeah because paying top dollar for Gillette to sell you razors that dull after 3 shaves is so much better than something that simply works and costs cents per blade

Get raped.

>>8754522
This, branded razors are shit and expensive.

>>8753170
>Using a razor at all.
No idea what field notes is supposed to be, or what's up with the old shoe store by my former apartment that was having a closing sale for the last 3 years.

Have both a carbon steel and cast iron pan.

>>8754516
I treat my feet in my regular shoes.
I wear nice insoles in my work boots if that's any consolation? I'm not spending $150 on something I'm going to get concrete and asphalt all over.

>>8754543
Unless you're a woman or have some MAJESTIC facial hair you probably look like shit.

>>8754522
They just replaced family dollar disposable razors with closed back hair collectors so that hair adds up and the blades stop working after 1/2 beard.
They got sharper and moustache shaving got piss easy, but otherwise this was an ass backwards move.
I'm pretty pissed. Why is this industry always backpedaling?

>>8754563
To sell you more razors of course.

I am so thankful for discovering how stupidly simple Double Edged Razors are. They clean easily and a blade tends to last 2-3 weeks.

Schick Razors were easily the worst Shaving experience I ever had. Gillette is good but once your hairs eniviatbly clog the "LMAO 3 Blade design" they're junk.

Also you need good Shaving Cream, stuff in cans is lousy.

>>8754562
I wouldn't say majestic, but I have a well kept wavy beard, about 6 inches in length.

>>8754578
Well at that point you're using scissors, but what about your cheeks?

>>8754580
Trimmers do well enough. They only ever get scruffy above the beardline if I ignore them for a good few weeks.

>>8754558

C'mon, man.

$150 for three years in one pair
Or $80 every year for a pair.

Do the math.

And they're work shoes, don't make.me.insult you for having a problem getting them messy.