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Le Creuset

4.9 • 77 Reviews

Le Creuset makes collections of colorful cookware.

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Le Creuset earns strong reviews and proves itself excellent: enameled cast iron Dutch ovens, skillets, and bakers deliver even heat, easy stove-to-oven versatility, and decades-long durability with colors that stay vibrant. Reviews also flag inherent drawbacks—significant weight, occasional enamel staining or chipping, bulk for storage, and hand-wash fuss—making the brand ideal for committed cooks but less compelling for light use.

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  • 6mo ago

    Best cast iron skillet I own. Colors are beautiful and age so well. Le Creuset items are always timeless and make any kitchen look beautiful. Hardest part is chowing which color fits you best. I also love their tea pots and Dutch ovens.

  • 7mo ago

    The perfect pot. I use it more than any other pot. I appreciate that it's hefty and I can stir its contents with one hand because the weight of the pot keeps it in place. It's a roomy size so I can make soups in it and not feel like I'm living too dangerously, with the contents about to spill over.

  • 7mo ago

    I love my lil butter crock. I got it in red and I think it's really pretty and perfect for safely storing room temp butter on the counter. I think it's also a nice size, perhaps a little bigger than other butter bells.

  • 9mo ago

    I adore my Le Creuset! I got it as a birthday gift about a year and a half ago and it still looks practically brand new. It’s super easy to wash and very sturdy, and it’s one of the most multi-purpose tools in my kitchen. I especially use it for recipes that you need to cook both on the stove and in the oven, since I hate doing dishes with a passion so it makes one less thing to clean up. I love that they come in such fun colours too - it romanticizes an everyday task like making dinner a bit more. Expensive but worth it, since I plan on using it for many years to come. I do recommend really thinking about how you typically cook before you buy one though, since the oval one can fit more “large” things like a full chicken for example, but is also harder to fit onto one stove burner. Also the bigger sizes are great for feeding more people, but they’re heavier and harder to fit in the sink to wash.

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What is Le Creuset?

Le Creuset makes collections of colorful cookware.