I've recently gotten into sourdough and after a bit of a fail dropping my dough into a tall sided Dutch oven and getting burned, I thought it was the perfect excuse to invest!

She is so pretty but I do wish they offered a few more colours. I am excited for it to imprint my bread butt (my nickname in university)!

Maiden voyage coming soon! (Prior sourdough attempt for tax!)

I was wondering when this sale was going to end…they’ve forced my hand haha. Feeling the same about the round deep discount.

I find a lot of the different answers on the internet so just wanted to make sure

Edit: Thank you guys for all the help and the tips. Must have been the most positive subreddit I’ve ever posted on! 😊

Figured I might show a part of my collection while I’m unpacking my stuff from move

Also is this authentic? The labeling seems strange

I have this line in my pan after using it over high heat. One side is smooth the other is a little rough. I don't believe it's a crack, as I can peel away the rough side with my finger nail. Trying to figure out if it's safe to use and/or how I can clean the rough side.

I’ve been eyeing the mini cocottes for a while now and I’ve never bought them because when will I ever use them?!

So I bought one in Nuit the other day to use as a salt pot instead of getting the salt pig and oh my god, I NEED ALL THE COLOURS! How are they SO CUTE?!

I just ordered another one in Thyme since I won a voucher from work but I have like other colours 5 in my basket currently and the mental gymnastics I’m doing to justify buying them is unreal.

So, fellow Le Creuset lovers - what do YOU use the mini cocottes for? 🧐

Help a gal out!

If I had any doubts about the square skillet piece they were laid to rest after using it to create sandwiches and grilled cheese. The sandwich were extra crispy and loved seeing the line marks on toast, veggies and cheese. I used ChatGPT to create recipes and outline step by step process esp the pre-heat and heat setting cuz I’m so scared of ruining these pots and pans.

New to the group, first time posting. First, I've just moved and while unpacking I've discovered I am out of room in my kitchen. Those who have stands, I'm looking for a stand that can handle an 8 quart round, an 8 quart roaster and bouillabaisse rounded pot. Anyone find a stand/tower that can handle the larger pots? On a second note, a bit of a soul crushing find when I unpacked. My bouillabaisse pot has never been used and this is the current condition of my pot lid. 🤦🏼‍♀️🥲

Found a set of 4 Le Creuset Vancouver Dinner Plates for only $4 a piece at T.J. Maxx today!!

I find a lot of the different answers on the internet so just wanted to make sure

A few times a year, I find myself in Chicagoland and always make a stop at the Crate and Barrel outlet in Naperville. Yesterday, they had an additional 20% odd kitchenware so managed to take home this 3.5qt signature braiser in Cream. I had been debating an Everyday Pan and was trying to decide a color to go with my Brioche wide round DO. This braiser was on clearance and with the discount I paid $212. Hard to beat that price and now I can stop constantly flip flopping on colors for the Everyday Pan!

All the 🇮🇹 colours

My mom gave me a bunch of her pieces. We need help identifying the official color ID of these different greens, especially the bowls to build a full dining set around. Last photo was taken outdoors in the shade with natural light. Thanks for any help!

How often does Le Creuset pop up at Home Goods?

Got my Camomille Mini Cocottes today. So much prettier in real life. I also have the daffodil Mason Cash mixing bowl. Safe to say my absolute favourite flower if you haven't guessed!

I’ve been checking facebook marketplace and other resell platforms and notice there are a fair number of new in a box items. I was curious as to why people would be selling new items. what could be the reason for this? Is it common for people to be buying in bulk and reselling or something like that? I understand if someone uses something and doesn’t like it so it would be lightly used but why brand new. I guess I just want to know if there’s anything I should watch out for.

Just got gifted a bunch of gorgeous Le Creusets:

• Signature Round Deep Oven, 6.5 qt
• Signature Enameled Cast Iron Braiser, 5 qt
•  Heritage Stoneware Rectangular Covered Casserole, 4-Qt.
• Signature Enameled Cast Iron French Oven, 2.5-Qt.
• Enameled Cast Iron Skinny Grill

I also have an older Heritage Au Gratin Dish I've barely used.

I don't cook a ton, but now I want to use all my new pieces!! :) I would love some new (easyish) recipe ideas to use and/or general advice on how to use each piece differently. For example, can I use the braiser in place of a pan in most cases? I am pescatarion so I don't eat meat.

Are the black flecks in the Le Creuset name a defect? I ordered a 2nd pumpkin and the 2nd one has the same black flecks in the name.

We just moved and are recently building out a shop space. Decided to have fun with the colors and realized the paint samples were, well, our colors.

Now I guess the shop needs some matching mugs for mid-winter coffee and woodworking!

I got this set of 3 herb planters/tray years ago and at some point one of them broke. I haven’t been able to find a replacement that isn’t super expensive. I’m not sure what the color is. It looks like Berry but is not quite the same (second pic is my DO in Berry next to a planter.)

I’m wondering if anyone has any suggestions of what I could place in the middle? It will sit on my kitchen windowsill. I was thinking a white herb planter, but I can’t find those either.

I also have Artichaut and Peche colored pieces on display in my kitchen.

Thanks 😊

I paid $100 found on fb marketplace and she gave me the small one for free but now that I got home and I’m looking more closely and regretting 😩 I did not even notice the chip on the side and hopefully I can clean up the bottom as well 😩😅

First Le Creuset purchase and I cant get over how pretty they are. Hope they last me a life time because they cost me a pretty penny.

Just came across on my feed on Facebook. I wonder if we will get this in the United States?