Have you ever had the hankering to try a new recipes, only to realize that your kitchen utensils are…how do we say this nicely…lacking? Whether it’s a rusty cookie sheet you acquired during a college move, or a frying pan that got dented from redacted, there’s never been a better time to restock your kitchen appliances. You can now get up to 40% off quality items from the Le Creuset Factory to Table Sale!
This incredible Le Creuset sale lasts through August 31st, so start filling up your online cart now with muffin tins and fondue sets. And please just toss that rusted pan. It’s not worth it.
The Best Picks from the Le Creuset Sale
1. Star Cakelet Pan, $21
These mini cakes will become the star of any meal. Even if they are a little burned…
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2. Oolong Kettle, $60
If a kettle is going to be screaming at you in the morning, it might as well be pretty. But the real question is, who will be louder: this, or your hungry cat?
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3. Classic Saucepan, $145
Classic saucepan…she always gets the party started and then is the first one to go to bed. Just classic.
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4. Noodle Bowl, $21
Prep for soup szn with this large noodle bowl. It holds up to 1.5 quarts of noodle-filled soup. Or ice cream. You make your own rules.
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5. Classic Round Dutch Oven, $200.00 – $260.00
It wouldn’t be a Le Creuset list if we didn’t include a Dutch oven. This super versatile kitchen item can be used for soups, casseroles, baking bread, and storing old movie ticket stubs. Apparently, those are flammable.
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6. Mini Round Cocotte, $20
If you never cook for a crowd of six or don’t have the space for a full size Dutch oven, then make it mini. You can use this adorable cocotte to make pot pies, cobblers, and many other personal-sized baked goods. Le Creuset also recommends it for mini mac and cheese, which we can only assume would be for a mouse.
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7. Heritage Square Casserole, $66
Green bean, sweet potato, chicken, tuna, or corn, there’s no casserole that this dish can’t handle. We’re pretty sure you get automatic citizenship to the midwest when you buy it.
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8. Oblong Skillet Grill, $120
With this skillet grill, you can get all the flavors of grilling without the hassle of going outside, trying to light the grill, realizing you’ve run out of propane, going to the store to get more, getting distracted by Chipotle, and getting a burrito instead.
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9. Fish Dish, $10
It’s cute. It’s cheap. It holds bread, artichoke spinach dip, and gives us motivational pep talks. What more can we say?
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10. Pumpkin Dish, $16
Tell us you love fall without telling us you love fall. Bonus points if you fill this dish with pumpkin spice pumpkin bread with pumpkin seeds. How meta is too meta?
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11. Balti Dish, $105
This is traditionally used to make Balti curries. The high walls are helpful in keeping all sorts of food in the dish when you’re cooking, stirring, and spaz dancing at the same time.
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12. Square Cocotte, $200
Cook with it, roast meat and veggies in it, and bake with it. Just don’t bop and twist it. Turns out those are the only two things that aren’t in it’s repertoire.
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13. Mugs, Set of 4, $43.20
Sip your morning coffee out of something that doesn’t have 10 years of stains on it. And your afternoon coffee. And your evening wine. And these mugs also hold ice cream pretty well! Oops, now all four are dirty.
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14. Splatter Guard, $37
Ok hear us out on this one. It may not have that colorful “Le Creuset” look, but it’s insanely functional…and on sale! No longer will you have to wipe down your stove after a cooking a particularly greasy dish. Or, feeling guilty for not wiping down your stove and going to watch another episode of The Office instead.
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15. Classic Skillet, $90 – $145
This guy…always cooking things up nice and hot, searing, sauteing, and stir-frying with the best of them. Just classic skillet!
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When not sitting behind a computer writing and editing, she’s an avid runner and yogi with an RYT 200 certification. Follow her on Instagram @hannah_rex and LinkedIn.
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