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Get $150 off select Le Creuset cookware at Crate & Barrel

There are some great deals on Le Creuset cookware at Crate & Barrel right now. These deals are perfect for kitting out your home with some great cookware that will last you many years to come. We’ve picked out two of our favorites: the Le Creuset Signature 3.5-quart Sauteuse Oven down to $200 from $350, and the Le Creuset 6.75-quart Round Wide Dutch Oven for $280 instead of $430. Le Creuset is the brand you buy when you want cookware to last decades, to the point that you could pass it down through your family if you so wish. For avid chefs, there’s little better than this. Here’s what you need to know before you buy either of them.

Le Creuset Signature 3.5-quart Sauteuse Oven —  $200 $350 43% off

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Le Creuset

Le Creuset makes some of the best nontoxic cookware around, and the Le Creuset Signature 3.5-quart Sauteuse Oven is one such highlight. It’s perfectly designed for preparing one-pot meals. It’s wide-bottomed and made from cast iron, with the enamel pan offering a non-reactive, sand-hued interior that resists stains and prevents sticking. Its strong handles provide a sturdy grip. It also looks like a work of art for cookware and is the kind of thing you’ll be proud to own. It’s oven safe up to 500F and suitable for use with all cooktops.

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Le Creuset 6.75-quart Round Wide Dutch Oven — $280 $430 35% off

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Le Creuset

One of the best Dutch Ovens around, the Le Creuset 6.75-quart Round Wide Dutch Oven is a cast iron oven perfect for slow-cooking, braising, and roasting. It has a wide and shallow shape that browns and sears perfectly, while its large surface area helps reduce sauces quickly. It maintains an even and consistent heat, with its smooth enamel promoting caramelization while still resisting stains and sticking. It has a stainless steel knob as well as easy-grip loop handles, so it’s the perfect centerpiece at dinner. Like with other Le Creuset products, there’s no need to pre-season it, and the Dutch Oven is impervious to acid, alkali, odors, and stains. There’s room here for 6-7 servings, so it’s good for any family occasion.

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