Is the Lodge Combo Cooker worth it?

If you want one piece of cast iron that fries, bakes bread and stews, yes. It replaces a skillet and a Dutch oven for about $60 at Target as of November 5, 2026.

How does it compare with a standard Lodge skillet?

The deep skillet holds 3 quarts and the lid flips into a 10.25-inch griddle, so it covers more cooking than a flat skillet. It is heavier and costs more.

Can I use it on induction and in the oven?

Yes. It works on any stovetop including induction, in the oven to 500°F, on a grill and over a campfire.

Is it dishwasher safe?

No. Hand wash it, dry it fully and re-season it after use to prevent rust.

The deep skillet and the lid that doubles as a griddle. It arrives pre-seasoned.

The best new price found is $59.99 at Target as of November 5, 2026, with 3 stores carrying it new. Check the price history for past lows.

Where is the Lodge Cast Iron Combo Cooker 3 Quart cheapest?

At Target, for $59.99, as of our latest check.

What do buyers say about the Lodge Cast Iron Combo Cooker 3 Quart?

Rated 4.2 out of 5 from 10 ratings. Buyers like: Comes pre-seasoned, ready to use; Versatile: pot, frying pan, dutch oven and lid in one; Durable, thick cast iron built to last. Common complaints: Lid/griddle handle arrived broken; Heavy and requires maintenance; can rust if not cared for properly.

Where can I buy the Lodge Cast Iron Combo Cooker 3 Quart?

3 stores we checked sell it, including Target, DICK'S Sporting Goods, Your Community Hardware.

Lodge Cast Iron Combo Cooker 3 Quart

4.2

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What reviewers say

Rated 4.2 out of 5 from 10 ratings. Buyers like the pre-seasoned finish, the pot-to-griddle versatility and the value; complaints center on weight, upkeep and a lid handle that arrived broken.

Pros

Comes pre-seasoned and ready to use
Versatile: pot, frying pan, Dutch oven and griddle in one
Durable, thick cast iron built to last
Compact and handy for camping and home cooking

Cons

Lid/griddle handle arrived broken
Heavy and needs maintenance
Can rust if not cared for properly
Handles get hot and need mitts

What people mention

Versatility: PraisedOwners use it as a skillet, Dutch oven and griddle lid, and call it a one-pan kit for camping and home.
Build: PraisedBuyers describe the cast iron as thick and durable, built to last.
Weight: CriticisedIt is heavy to lift and to pack, which owners note for camping.
Maintenance: CriticisedIt must be hand washed, dried and re-seasoned, and can rust without care.
Heat: MixedIt heats evenly but needs lower heat and more oil than non-stick, and the handles get hot.
Lid handle: CriticisedAt least one buyer received the lid/griddle handle broken.

About the Lodge Cast Iron Combo Cooker 3 Quart

There’s no need to pack an entire set of cumbersome pans when the Lodge ® Cast Iron Lodge Logic Combo Cooker can make almost anything. Use it as a fryer, dutch oven or convert the lid to a griddle to make a delicious pancake breakfast! This versatile cooker is perfect for camping and can cook just about any dish with ease.Features:Combo cooker10 1/4” diameterDepth: 3”3 quart capacityLodge

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