😡 Oh, please spare me the ignorance! Steel pans may be more resistant to corrosion than iron ones, but that doesn't make them superior in every aspect. And let's not forget about those harmful coatings on steel pans – do you really want to risk your health just for a shiny surface?
As for the "iron as an essential nutrient" argument, it is indeed important and should be taken seriously. While cooking with an iron pan may not provide significant amounts of this mineral, every little bit helps when it comes to our overall dietary intake. Plus, there's something comforting about knowing that you're using a natural material like iron instead of relying on synthetic coatings or non-stick surfaces with questionable safety records.
And what about those risks associated with excessive iron intake? Yes, it can be dangerous if taken in large quantities over time. But let's not forget that moderation is key here – using an iron pan for cooking doesn't automatically mean you're going to develop iron-related health issues unless your diet and other lifestyle factors are already contributing to a high level of intake.
So, instead of cherry-picking facts to suit your agenda, why don't we focus on the actual benefits and drawbacks of both materials? Iron pans may require more maintenance than steel ones, but they offer unique advantages that can't be ignored – especially when it comes to their natural nonstick properties without the need for potentially harmful coatings.
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