If You've Been Waiting to Buy Le Creuset, Today Is Your Last Chance to Save
Yep, this includes their iconic dutch ovens.
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PSA: Today’s the last day of Amazon Prime Day, and Le Creuset is in on the fun. You can get up to 40% off their popular dishware, but keep in mind that deals end tonight. The beloved French cookware brand is known for its heirloom-quality pieces (and premium price tags), and we found all the hidden deals you can score.
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The Good Housekeeping Institute’s Kitchen & Cooking Lab regularly tests cookware from top brands, and Le Creuset’s colorful enameled cast-iron pieces consistently stand out for their durability, versatility, and exceptional heat retention.
A Prime Day standout deal: Le Creuset’s best-selling Dutch ovens are up to 30% off in multiple colors. The brand is also retiring its soft lavender Shallot hue, so you can score discounts on items in this color right now.
And don’t overlook its stainless steel and nonstick cookware—both of which have discounts up to 20% off.
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WHY WE LIKE IT: Our experts named Le Creuset the best overall Dutch oven for its reliable performance, even heat distribution, versatility, and heirloom-quality construction. The viral Dutch oven delivers exceptional results year after year in our Lab testing.
WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW: Like all cast-iron Dutch ovens, this piece of cookware is quite heavy at 11 pounds. While we think it’s worth it even at full price, a Cerise and Flame are over 30% off right now. Prefer a smaller size? The 3.5-quart size is 35% off in select colors.
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WHY WE LIKE IT: If you’re looking for the most affordable way to add a Le Creuset piece to your kitchen, consider the mini cocotte. This petite stoneware dish is just the right size for single-serve desserts, oven-roasted garlic confit, and French onion soup.
WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW: The mini cocotte has an 8-ounce capacity, and it’s dishwasher, microwave, and oven-safe up to 400°F. Currently, only this white color with a heart-shaped knob is on sale.
WHY WE LIKE IT: Hosting a backyard grill out this summer? This cast iron Dutch oven is specifically made for outdoor cooking. Rather than a colorful enamel that can get ruined from scorch marks, its matte-black exterior will develop a rustic patina over time. Plus, it’s built and shaped to accommodate most grills, so you can use it all season long for slow cooking, braising, smoking, and frying.
WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW: The Alpine outdoor collection is all 20% off right now, including the pizza pan, rectangular griddle, square grill, and more—just in time for BBQ season.
WHY WE LIKE IT Another favorite from Le Creuset’s enameled cast iron lineup, this 5.25-quart roaster is a beautiful piece that can go from stove to oven to table. It’s ideal for roasting meats and vegetables, baking casseroles and desserts, and more, since the enameled cast iron conducts heat well to help ensure more even cooking.
WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW: This stylish rectangular roaster is on sale in select colors, including Sea Salt, White, Shallot, Olive, Cerise, and Peche—and it’s selling out fast.
WHY WE LIKE IT: This 16.25-inch stoneware tray is ideal for serving everything from appetizers and fresh fruit to cheese boards. Its durable, nonstick glazed finish makes cleanup a breeze.
WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW: According to the brand, you should not use any stoneware piece on the stovetop or any other direct heat source. However, it’s safe to use in the freezer, oven, microwave, broiler, and dishwasher.
WHY WE LIKE IT: If you’ve fully embraced the sourdough craze and are ready to upgrade your bread-baking setup, treat yourself to Le Creuset’s enameled cast iron bread oven, which our Lab named the best overall baking cloche.
In our Lab tests, this pick delivered a perfectly browned loaf consistently. Our experts also noted that the loaves produced from this bread oven rose the highest out of all the cloches that were tested.
WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW: While it has a heavy construction, the handles at the bottom help make it easy to transfer from oven to countertop. Just note that this one offers less versatility than other Le Creuset options since it can only be used for baking bread.
WHY WE LIKE IT Our Lab experts deemed this fry pan the best for induction cooking, since it’s made from hard-anodized aluminum and has a textured, slightly gritty surface that’s ideal for searing and sautéing. It’s one of our top-tested nonstick fry pans, impressing both our Lab experts and food editors, especially when it came to making eggs that “practically fell” out of the pan and onto the plate.
WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW: Compared to the other nonstick pans tested, this has a heavier weight and a thick, sturdy handle. Plus, our experts noted that after a year of use, the pan is still scratch-free and easy to clean.
WHY WE LIKE IT: While we tested plenty of stainless steel cookware sets, Le Creuset’s line “looks gorgeous,” according to our Lab experts. This 4.5-quart sauté pan comes with a lid for steaming and braising. It’s compatible with all cooktops and is even oven- and dishwasher-safe.
WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW: In our Lab tests, the stainless steel fry pan didn’t heat evenly compared to others we tested.
WHY WE LIKE IT: A braiser is a versatile piece of cookware, whether you’re searing meats, whipping up a one-pot dish, or steaming veggies—and this 3.5-quart selection comes with a convenient glass lid. It has an allover ceramic coating with an aluminum core that the brand says offers even heat distribution.
WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW: Select pieces from Le Creuset’s Essential Nonstick Ceramic line are 20% off, so you can create a custom nonstick set on a budget.
WHY WE LIKE IT: A cassadou is a unique piece of cookware inspired by traditional Provençal stew pots. Think of it like a deep sauté pan or a compact Dutch oven, complete with a long handle to help transfer from oven to stove to table. It’s made from the brand’s enameled cast iron, which our Lab raves about for its reliable performance, even heat distribution, and versatility.
WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW: It has a wide base with straight sides, and it comes with a matching enameled cast iron lid, making it ideal for searing meats, deep-frying, stir-frying, and baking lasagna. Because of its cast iron construction, this cookware is on the heavier side. It’s on sale in the discontinued colors Shallot and White.
WHY WE LIKE IT: Le Creuset isn’t just for cookware and bakeware; it makes the most darling kettles and cozy mugs. This set is such a charming gift, but we wouldn’t blame you if you saved it for your own charming at-home coffee or tea setup. The kettle is made from carbon steel that quickly brings water to a boil, and you’ll know it’s ready when its retro-style whistle sings.
WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW: This kettle can be used with all heat sources, including induction, according to the brand. To clean and maintain, it’s best to hand-wash with hot, soapy water, and if needed, a gentle descaler may be used.
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