1. Check the Warranty
Most reputable cast iron brands offer warranties or return policies. If your skillet broke before use, you may be entitled to a replacement or refund. Contact the manufacturer or the store where you purchased it.
2. Don’t Try to Fix It
2. Don’t Try to Fix It
Welding or gluing cast iron is difficult and usually not food-safe. Even if repaired, the skillet won’t have the same strength or heat distribution as an intact one.
3. Consider a Different Brand
If the skillet broke easily, it may indicate poor quality. Look for well-known brands like Lodge, Smithey, or Finex, which are known for durability and high-quality casting.
4. Prevent Future Breakage
Inspect before buying: Check for hairline cracks or defects.
Handle with care: While cast iron is tough, it can still break if dropped.
Invest in a reputable brand: A well-made skillet is worth it for long-term use.
Final Thoughts
A broken handle on a brand-new cast iron skillet is frustrating, but it’s likely a defect rather than normal wear and tear. Your best bet is to contact the manufacturer for a replacement and invest in a high-quality brand to ensure you get a skillet that lasts a lifetime.
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