Lodge Cast Iron Double Dutch Oven vs Weber 8859 Dutch Oven Duo
Buy the Lodge if you want a bare cast iron pot that works on induction, over a campfire and in the oven, and you don't mind seasoning and handwashing it. Buy the Weber if you cook mostly on a gas grill and want the easier cleanup of porcelain enamel. The Lodge has far more owner feedback and a stronger track record for durability; the Weber's enamel coating is smoother to clean but can chip if dropped or overheated.
- Choose the Lodge if you need one pot for induction, campfire and oven use and want the lid to double as a skillet.
- Choose the Weber if you grill on gas and want a larger pot with an enamel finish that wipes clean and a lid that works as a flat griddle.
Prices
- Lodge Cast Iron Double Dutch Oven: $59.90 at Lehman's (checked today)
- Weber 8859 Dutch Oven Duo: $169.99 at Bayshore Appliance (checked today)
- Difference: the Lodge Cast Iron Double Dutch Oven is $110.09 cheaper than the Weber 8859 Dutch Oven Duo today

