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Cooking in cast iron can add some iron to your food. However, cast iron is not a reliable or significant source of iron in your diet if you are iron deficient or have iron-deficient anemia.

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Tips for caring for cast iron, provided by O’Keefe Season your pan thoroughly before you first use it. To do this, rub a thin, even layer of fat or oil on the pan’s surface, inside and out.