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Cast Iron That Outlives Trends

Enameled Dutch ovens, bare pre-seasoned skillets and the campfire gear to take them outside — the full Bruntmor lineup in one place, with live prices and honest ratings.

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Cast Iron Cookware

Dutch ovens in kitchen-bright enamel and bare pre-seasoned pans in every useful size.

6 items
Campfire & Outdoor

Campfire & Outdoor

Pots, stands and skillets that treat a fire pit the way other pans treat a stove.

3 items
Kitchen & Dining

Kitchen & Dining

Flatware, mugs and serving pieces that round out the cast-iron kitchen.

4 items

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Iron First, Since 2014

Bruntmor started in Austin, Texas with a simple bet: a well-made Dutch oven at a fair price beats a famous name at three times the cost. A decade later the enamel pots are still the heart of the line.

Real Ratings Only

Every star figure on this site is the live public rating from the product listing. When versions share one listing, we say so, and when a piece has no ratings yet, we label it that way instead of inventing praise.

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Orders are placed with our retail partner. Delivery speed, payment options and returns follow the retailer's standard rules — no extra accounts, no markup from us.

13

pieces in the catalog — every in-stock item in the lineup, nothing padded

13,420

shopper ratings behind the stars on this site, with shared listings counted once

4.6

average star rating across every rated listing in the catalog

2014

the year Bruntmor started making cookware in Austin, Texas

What the Ratings Say

No invented testimonials — just the numbers shoppers have left on the biggest listings.

4.6 out of 5 — 4,687 ratings

A 5.2 quart enameled cast iron Dutch oven in classic red. Braises, breads and Sunday stews, straight from the stovetop into the oven. The figure is counted across all 2 versions of the listing.

Enameled Cast Iron Dutch Oven 5.2 Qt, Red

4.4 out of 5 — 2,629 ratings

A 34 ounce borosilicate glass spare carafe for 8 cup French presses. The insurance policy for the most breakable part of coffee.

French Press Spare Carafe, 34 oz

4.4 out of 5 — 2,203 ratings

Three pre-seasoned cast iron frying pans, 8, 10 and 12 inches, each with drip lips on both sides for clean pouring. The figure is counted across all 4 versions of the listing.

Pre-Seasoned Frying Pan Set of 3 (8, 10, 12 Inch)

Cast-Iron Care in Three Steps

Bare cast iron asks for five minutes of attention and repays it for decades.

1

Rinse warm, skip the soak

Wash while the pan is still warm with hot water and a stiff brush. Stuck bits lift with a spoonful of coarse salt. Never leave cast iron sitting in the sink.

2

Dry on the burner

Towel-dry, then set the pan over low heat for a minute until every drop is gone. Water is the only real enemy bare iron has.

3

Wipe with a film of oil

While the pan is warm, rub in a few drops of neutral oil and buff until it looks dry. That thin film keeps the seasoning building with every cook.

Compare Before You Choose

Three tables that answer the questions we get most: which size, which pot and which fire setup.

Every Skillet in the Lineup, Side by Side

Every frying pan in the catalog, from a palm-size mini to a lidded 6.8-quart pot.

SkilletSizeBest forRatingPrice
Mini Cast Iron Skillet Set of 4Four pans, about 6 x 4 inches eachSingle eggs, dips and desserts served sizzling in the pan4.4 (2,203)†$42.99
Mini Cast Iron Skillet Set of 4, Pack of 2Two boxes of four — eight minisFeeding a party course, or one box kept as a gift4.4 (2,203)†$71.36
Pre-Seasoned Frying Pan Set of 3 (8, 10, 12 Inch)8, 10 and 12 inch, pour lips on the rimThe everyday range, from one egg to a family stir-fry4.4 (2,203)†$54.99
12-Inch Blue Cast Iron Frying Pan12 inch, enameled outside, bare faceThe big family pan that still looks good on the table4.4 (2,203)†$38.99
6.8 Qt Cast Iron Skillet with Grill-Griddle Lid6.8 quarts deep, reversible lidDeep frying and roasts, with a grill and griddle in the lid4.5 (400)$65.88

† The mini sets sell as versions of one listing, so they show the combined rating for the family.

Which Big Pot: Two Dutch Ovens and the Deep Skillet

The three largest cookers in the catalog answer three different kitchens.

 Enameled Cast Iron Dutch Oven 5.2 Qt, RedEnameled Cast Iron Dutch Oven 5.2 Qt, Pumpkin Spice6.8 Qt Cast Iron Skillet with Grill-Griddle Lid
FinishChip-resistant red enamelPumpkin-shaped enamel, seasonal ribbingBare pre-seasoned iron
LidStandard domed lidStem-handled pumpkin lidReversible: grill one side, griddle the other
Best atBraises, stews, baking breadThe fall table, oven to centerpieceDeep frying, roasts, indoor grilling
CareWash like any pot, no seasoning everHand wash only — the maker’s own ruleRinse, dry on the burner, wipe with oil
Rating4.6 (4,687)†4.6 (4,687)†4.5 (400)
Price$87.99$95.55$65.88

† The red and Pumpkin Spice pots share one listing, so both show the combined figure.

The Campfire Shelf in One Table

Three ways to put cast iron over open flame, from a full kitchen to one clever pot.

PieceWhat it isThe trickPrice
Camping Cast Iron Cooking Set of 7A 7-piece camp kitchen in a wooden box: Dutch oven, griddle, saucepot, skillet, two lids and a lid lifterFlat-topped lids take a pile of coals, so heat comes from above and below at once$119.99
Grill Swing Campfire Cooking StandA swing-arm stand that hangs a grate or a Dutch oven over the fireGrate height is the temperature dial — raise it to hold, drop it to sear; folds into a carry bag$119.99
6.8 Qt Cast Iron Skillet with Grill-Griddle LidA deep skillet whose lid flips into a grill or a griddleThree cookers in one stack — the whole setup rides to the campsite as a single piece$65.88

How This Catalog Is Put Together

The method behind every card, so you know exactly what you are reading.

1

The full lineup, nothing more

We track the complete Bruntmor range at our retail partner and list every piece that is actually in stock. Discontinued items come down instead of hanging around to catch clicks.

2

Numbers from live listings

Prices, availability and star ratings are pulled straight from the current listings and refreshed on a schedule. When several versions share one listing, the page says so next to the figure.

3

Words written here

Every description on this site is written by us from the specifications and the way the piece is actually used. Listing marketing copy is never pasted in, and no testimonial is ever invented.

Questions, Answered Plainly

The short version of what shoppers ask before their first cast-iron order.

Do the enameled Dutch ovens need seasoning?

No. Enamel is a glass surface, so there is nothing to season and nothing to strip. Wash the pot like any other, and acidic food such as tomato sauce is no problem. Only the bare pre-seasoned pans ask for the rinse-dry-oil routine.

Why do the two 5.2-quart Dutch ovens show the same rating?

The red and the Pumpkin Spice pot sell as two versions of one listing, so shoppers leave their stars in one shared pool. We show the combined figure and say so on each product page instead of pretending each color earned it alone.

Where do payment, delivery and returns happen?

At our retail partner. The Buy button opens the live listing, and from there checkout, shipping speed and the return window all follow the retailer’s standard rules. We never see your payment details. The Returns page on this site explains the process step by step.

Can the Pumpkin Spice Dutch oven go in the dishwasher?

No. The maker lists it as hand wash only, and we repeat that on its product page. The red 5.2-quart pot and the other enameled pieces tolerate normal washing; the bare cast iron should never see a dishwasher at all.

Is the price on the card the final price?

The card shows the live listing price from our most recent check. Prices are set by the retailer and can move at any time, so the figure at the retailer’s checkout is the one that counts.

A Kitchen Built Around One Metal

Cast iron is the rare kitchen purchase that gets better with use. The Bruntmor lineup covers both branches of the craft: enameled pieces that go straight to the table in kitchen-bright color and never need seasoning, and bare pre-seasoned pans that build a slick black patina the more you cook. Around them sit the supporting players — a campfire stand, a full outdoor cook set, flatware and serving pieces — so the whole table can come from one shelf.

Enameled or bare — which cast iron fits you?

 EnameledBare pre-seasoned
UpkeepWash like any pot; no seasoning everRinse, dry, wipe with oil after each use
Best atBraises, stews, tomato sauces, baking breadSearing, frying, campfires and grills
Acidic foodNo problem — glass surface shrugs it offFine in short bursts once well seasoned
LooksBright enamel, oven to tableClassic matte black that darkens with age
In this catalog5.2-quart Dutch ovensSkillets from 6 to 12 inches

From the stovetop to the fire pit

The same metal that browns a roast indoors is the best cookware ever taken outdoors, which is why the campfire shelf is not an afterthought here. The 7-piece camp set packs a whole kitchen into one steel box, the swing stand hangs a Dutch oven at exactly the height the fire wants, and the 3-in-1 skillet flips its lid into a grill or griddle depending on the meal.

Whatever you pick, the card shows the live price and the real shopper rating from the listing, and the button takes you to our retail partner's checkout. No middle steps, and the kitchen advice is free.