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Lodge Cast Iron Double Dutch Oven 5 Qt

  • Capacity: 13 quarts
  • Material: Cast Iron
  • Finish Type: Enameled
  • Temperature Rating: 599 °F

Last refreshed Sep 7, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.

Our verdict

A dependable 2-in-1 cast iron piece if the seasoning upkeep of bare iron is acceptable in exchange for a pot and skillet in one purchase.

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ASIN: B000LEXR0KCategory: Dutch Ovens

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Overview

This 5 quart Lodge Dutch oven pairs a cast iron pot with a lid built to double as its own skillet, made from iron and oil only so there is no coating to eventually wear off.

That 2-in-1 design means the lid isn't just a cover, it's a second cooking surface, which is why Lodge frames the set as a pot and skillet combo rather than a Dutch oven alone. The heavy cast iron is meant to hold heat evenly and reduce hot spots, a property Lodge points to for sourdough bread as much as for stews. It's rated to move between oven, stovetop, grill and open campfire rather than staying in one place.

  • 5 quart cast iron, lid doubles as a skillet
  • PFAS-free, iron-and-oil construction
  • Oven, stovetop, grill and campfire safe
  • Loop handle for even heat retention

Who it's for

This fits a cook who wants one cast iron piece covering braising, stews, bread baking and campsite cooking instead of buying a pot and a skillet separately. It is not the pick for anyone who wants a coated, low-maintenance surface, since bare cast iron needs seasoning.

Pros and cons

Pros
  • Lid doubles as a second skillet
  • Moves between oven, stovetop, grill and campfire
  • No coating to wear off, just iron and oil
  • 5 quart size suits stews, braises and bread
Cons
  • Bare cast iron needs seasoning and upkeep
  • Heavier than enameled or coated cookware

Performance notes

Cast iron's even heat retention is the reason Lodge points to bread baking here: a tight-fitting lid traps moisture and heat around a loaf the way a Dutch oven does in an oven. The same heat retention carries over to stovetop and campfire use, where the mass of the iron keeps temperature more level than thinner cookware.

Where it stands among dutch ovens

  • #6 most-searched brand and model of the 20 dutch ovens lines we track (by search demand, not sales).

From the specs of the 59 dutch ovens we list; not a test result.

Specifications

BrandLodge
Dimensions & fit
Item Weight13.1 poundshigher than 73% of 23 dutch ovens
Item Dimensions11.1 × 11.1 × 5.5 inches
Item Dimensions W x H11.1 × 5.5 inches
Capacity & performance
Capacity13 quartshigher than 100% of 46 dutch ovens
Temperature Rating599 °Fhigher than 100% of 23 dutch ovens
Construction & materials
MaterialCast Iron
Finish TypeEnameled
Lid MaterialCast Iron
ColorCast Iron
Included components
Unit Count1
Included ComponentsDutch Oven And Lid
Warranty & support
Warranty DescriptionLimited lifetime
Other details
Item ShapeRound
Number of Items1
Product Care InstructionsHand Wash Only, Oven Safe
Part NumberL8DD3
Item Type NameCast Iron Serving Pot

Closest rivals on specs

Tramontina Pro-Line Stainless Steel Dutch Oven 9 Qt
  • Capacity 13 vs 9 quarts (+44%)
  • Item Weight 13.1 vs 5.7 pounds (+130%)
IMUSA Traditional Colombian Caldero with Lid 7.5 Qt
  • Capacity 13 vs 7.5 quarts (+73%)
  • Item Weight 13.1 vs 3.75 pounds (+249%)
ZWILLING Spirit 3-Ply Stainless Steel Dutch Oven 6 Qt
  • Capacity 13 vs 6 quarts (+117%)
  • Item Weight 13.1 vs 5 pounds (+162%)
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Frequently asked questions

Does the Lodge Double Dutch Oven have a nonstick coating?

No, it is iron and oil only, so it needs seasoning and upkeep like traditional cast iron rather than relying on a coating.

Can the lid of this Lodge Dutch oven be used on its own as a skillet?

Yes, the set pairs a Dutch oven base with a lid built to double as its own skillet, giving two cooking vessels in one purchase.

Is the Lodge Double Dutch Oven safe to use over a campfire?

Lodge markets it as usable across ovens, stovetops, grills and campfires, not only indoor cooking.