Appalachian Cast Iron

Our cast iron pans see a lot of use. Everything from cooking a grilled cheese to reverse searing a great steak. One cast iron item we do not yet have is a waffle iron. However, now that we have found Appalachian Cast Iron we can correct that. A fascination with antique waffle irons led to the creation of Appalachian Cast Iron. For the past 30 years I have been fascinated by antique waffle irons and have collected many. After cooking with my very first one, I immediately reached into my cabinet, pulled out my electric waffle iron, and dropped it into the trash bin. It was only a few years old and already had damage to the non-stick coating and I knew the plastic legs weren’t going to last either. However, now I had a real, permanent, cast iron waffle maker, a 160 year old North, Hamilton and Chase. There was no turning back. Continue reading

House Copper

House Copper is a female-owned and operated venture that is unique in many ways. For instance: I’m the only known female coppersmith building and designing copper cookware in America. That’s pretty cool. After a series of successful ventures (and adventures!) owner Sara Dahmen realized a few important things: American cookware designs were lost No one was actually building cookware lines, in American styles, IN America And no one knew how to do the whole process anymore (back in the day, you’d walk up the road to the blacksmith/tinsmith/coppersmith to get things) What better way to solve these issues than to start House Copper do it herself! Continue reading

Kitchen Craft

Kitchen Craft makes American Made waterless cookware from their facility in Bend, WI. What is “waterless cookware” you ask? Good question. Kitchen Craft explains it like this: By merging several heat-conducting metals together and creating a thermal core, waterless cookware distributes the heat from the bottom up, the sides in and the top down, just like the oven that requires no grease or water. Continue reading

USA Pan

USA Pan has been creating Made in American bakeware for the home since 2009. Proudly made in the USA, we are committed to producing bakeware that exceeds industry standards for innovation, quality and durability. Quality kitchen items will last many, many years and, from our experience, are always worth the little extra money you may pay. Quality kitchen items that are Made in America, naturally, will always be worth a little extra expense! Continue reading

Jk Adams

JK Adams believes the kitchen is the heart of the home. This is what drives them to create high quality, hand-crafted products for cooking and entertaining. You can find almost anything you might need for your kitchen from JK Adams. Everything from Cutting and Carving Boards to Kitchen and Baking Tools to Dining and Tabletop Items. Despite being founded almost 80 years ago, JK Adams remains committed to manufacturing in the United States. Continue reading

American Skillet Company

If you or someone you know loves to cook and love the state they live in (or perhaps are from) then we’ve got the perfect item for you. American Skillet Company creates cast iron skillets in the shape of many of the states of this great country of ours. They also have one of the entire United States! American Made skillets in the shape of American States. How much more American Made can you get? Continue reading

Laurel Mercantile

We may have just found one of the best places to shop for American Made products. Laurel Mercantile seems to have it all covered! Looking for apparel? Maybe some amazingly scented candles? Perhaps you are just looking for some home goods or lifestyle bits. They have you covered for all of that! The original Laurel Mercantile Co. opened in 1901 in downtown Laurel, Mississippi. It eventually closed the doors in the 1920’s due to changing demands for industry. Continue reading

All Clad

Born in Canonsburg, Pennsylvania in 1971, All Clad continues to produce American Made cookware in its home state. Founder John Ulam was a renowned metallurgist who was also an avid home cook. He combined the two and All Clad was born! The company employes American Workers who are involved in every piece of bonded cookware that comes out of the factory. Continue reading

Anchor Hocking

Anchor Hocking produces a number of Made in America items for your kitchen and home. They began in 1905 producing glassware and still focus on quality, American Made glassware today. Anchor Hocking has been producing American Made glassware for more than a century. Supporting American jobs is a source of great pride for us, and it’s important to our customers too. They appreciate our dedication to the workforce here at home. And abroad, “made in the USA” means something else – quality. Continue reading

Lodge Cast Iron

Lodge Cast Iron has been making cookware in the state of Tennesee since 1896. Over 120 years of American Made products. In their own words: Lodge Cast Iron has been making heirloom-quality cookware and accessories since 1896. We currently operate two foundries in South Pittsburg, Tennessee, our home since the very beginning. Backed by over 120 years of experience, each piece of Lodge cookware is crafted for durability and versatility. We don’t just make cookware — we make memories that last for generations. Continue reading