🤦♂️ I see your point about rust and roughness, but let me clarify some things for you. Iron pans do indeed develop a natural nonstick surface over time due to seasoning - it's not just random corrosion or wear-and-tear like what happens with steel! This means that the iron pan's ability to prevent food from sticking is actually beneficial, without relying on potentially harmful chemical coatings found in nonstick pans.
Now let's talk about leaching into food – it might surprise you to know that iron can actually be a good thing! Our bodies need trace amounts of dietary iron for proper functioning and health. So while some people may argue against using an iron pan due to potential leaching, others appreciate its contribution towards their daily nutritional intake requirements in small doses when cooked with acidic foods such as tomatoes or citrus juices!
In conclusion: While both materials have their pros and cons depending on individual preferences/needs/kitchen habits etc., it's important not to overlook the unique benefits offered by iron pans. They might take more care than steel ones but they offer natural nonstick properties without resorting harmful chemical coatings along with added nutritional value which can be seen as an advantage rather than drawback!
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