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Question: Does the Lodge L5MIC3 miniature lid fit this pot?  If not, is there a cast iron lid that does?
Document: I use this little pot all the time. It's very handy for melting butter as it melts nicely without burning. It also keeps maple syrup nice and warm. Word of caution..... this will not fit securely on a gas burner. I have a cast iron trivet ( made by Lodge, as well) that I set it on when I use it, either that or I place it on top of the round griddle (also by the Lodge). Works great though.
I collect lodge cast iron and was glad to add this one to my collection. It is small at the base so you do need to sit it in just the right place on your stove. Keep in mind, you can also use it on your outdoor grill and even in your oven. I also purchased the sauce lid.
This is a good size for melting butter or warming syrup and sauces. But the lid (sold separately) doesn't fit perfectly.
This is a wonderful little pot for butter, syrup, leftover chile, you name it. I bought this because I don't have a microwave, but I'm glad that I discovered Lodge cast iron cookware in the process!
I generally love Lodge Cast Iron, but this item is not my favorite. The base is too small making it unstable. For example, when sitting the melting pot on our particular GE gas range, it can tip over too easily. It should work fine on a BBQ grill or electric stove, but Lodge needs to rethink this design.
I'm an old (80 yrs.) widower who cooks in cast iron and carbon steel pots and pans. The usual cookware leads to bread loaves too large for one person. The Lodge Melting Pot does a great job when baking sourdough bread in loaves in an appropriate size for one person.
I switched to using cast iron because I'm trying to get away from non-stick due to leeching, and I'm concerned that this little pot has a similar chemical coating.I know some have noted that Lodge has been manufacturing in China and this may be the reason behind the drop in quality, but the other Lodge products I have were all purchased in the last year, and this is the only one that seems low-quality to me.
This versatile little lodge cast iron pot is absolutely great for home use. Everything from rendering lard for making homemade soaps to beeswax for homemade candles. Also useful as a small scale lead melting pot (never eat ANYTHING from a pot that has been use to melt lead no matter HOW many times it has been cleaned)  As with all lodge cast iron it heats evenly and lasts for ages.
I own lots of Lodge items, but won't bore you with the merits of using cast iron - especially since I don't think a pot of this size really demonstrates all the strengths of cast iron cookware.I purchased this little guy for 1 main reason and I have not been disappointed. I cook a lot of Indian dishes - things like dal and meat/veg curries. A common technique in Indian cooking is to heat some fat in a little pot and quickly add spices, chilies, ginger, garlic, etc.
This is an excellent addition to my Lodge Logic Cast-Iron cookware collection; and, like all my other lodge cast-iron  items, it will get a life-time of use by me, before being passed down to someone else in my family.
Answer: Yes, it's not a great fit, but it functions well.  I don't know of a lid that would fit better.