I just received my new cast-iron skillet and noticed two little pinholes (1-2mm) in the inside bottom of the pan (see pic below). As I live outside the USA, it is a hassle getting it returned and replaced. Will the pinholes become a food contamination hazard? Are there specific things I should avoid doing or consider doing because of the pinholes?
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Have you seasoned the pan yet?
https://www.southernliving.com/food/how-to/how-t0-season-a-cast-iron-skillet
I think the oil you use for seasoning will fill up those holes. The other thing about a pan is that it gets hot and it is going to be hot in the holes. No germs will survive down there.
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