Crisbee Puck for seasoning carbon steel?

[jayjordan]

Anyone using the Crisbee Puck to season their carbon steel pans? I bought one for my cast iron. Been seasoning new DeBuyer Pro B carbon steel pans with avocado oil in the oven. Question came to mind when I got the avocado oil out and saw the Crisbee.

[Richard Chrz]

I do

[Michael_in_TX]

I can't see why it wouldn't work just as well. Love those things.

[Finster]

I bought a puck a couple of years back. I used it to completion, but I really didn't see where it was any better than just using oil that i had already been using and always have on hand..... ymmv

[Hulagn1971]

I have and pretty sure ecowper has too.

[barelfly]

I use Smithey’s product that came with farm house CS pan I purchased years back, also use it on my 3Nails Ironware pan. I have used Crisbee as well and it’s basically the same as the Smithey formulation from what I read.

[Donw]

You can make your own with any oil you want:

Add 3 oz of your oil choice to a pot floating in a double boiler and once it is warm add 1 oz of beeswax. Once all traces of the wax has melted stir briefly and then pour into your storage tin. Let cool.

[ecowper]

I actually use Made In's Carbon Steel seasoning wax .... as Donw says, you could make your own with canola oil and beeswax. Made In's formula is a bit more complicated: Canola, Grapeseed, and Rice Bran wax ... but at the end of the day it will work the same as a Crisbee Puck, making your own, or simply using Canola or Avocado oil :-)