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Date: 8 Jun 2009 20:51:28 +0200
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> Hibachi - is it dead?
> Just thought I'd ask as someone on here might know.

You came to the right place. Just last evening I cooked a delicious
steak and onions on mine. My Hibachi is still quite alive. It's cast
iron and should last forever. I suppose if you got an aluminum
substitute you would have reason to worry. Those won't last more than
a few years.

Thanks for your concern btw :-)