Le Creuset Classic Stoneware Vase, 1 litre, 12 x 12 x 14.8 cm, Palm

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Signature Stainless Steel - The iconic three-ring lid design and a gleaming, mirror-like finish epitomise the Signature Stainless Steel range. This elegant collection features a selection of popular shapes perfect for everyday cooking from saucepans to frying pans to casseroles and the striking, shiny finish will bring some extra sparkle to your kitchen. Textiles - A recent addition to the Le Creuset range is a line of textile kitchenware products. The textile range is a colourful collection of items like oven gloves and aprons. The high quality pieces are made to protect from the heat, to protect your clothes or hands, and they come in a variety of colours that are similar to those of Le Creuset's cast iron pots. Alternatively, you can buy an item like the casserole dish, and give this as a gift to a family member or loved one. They will last for years to come, most Le Creuset stoneware comes with a 5 year guarantee, and the combination of durability and great looks makes these perfect gifts for any occasion.

Here are some examples of the Le Creuset ceramic range. You Have A Choice Of So Many Colors And Sizes.When you want to reheat what's left, simply take it out of the freezer and put it in the oven or even the microwave. Of course, the great looks of the stoneware mean that you can also use the dish to serve it once the food is prepared. The cocotte is also known as a Dutch Oven, or simply a casserole dish. Casserole dishes can be used to stew, braise, bake and even boil. The high quality cast iron used in their production means that they will last for years, and there are reports of some of the very first cocottes made by the company still in use today. Also, many cooks prefer not to line their cookware with foil. Hence, an easy-to-clean ceramic surface is hugely beneficial. Pure And Coated Ceramic Cookware? In fact, Le Creuset casserole dishes are called cocottes, and these are designed specifically for both cooking and serving food in, which means bringing your dish to the table to show it off and to make it more convenient when serving dinner.

Le Creuset ceramics are pricy, but for many proud owners, it’s worth it. Why? Because they have a lot of fun using their cookware and tableware. The colors are pretty, and you don’t need a whole set. You can start with a colorful coffee mug and go from there. But honestly, I think you’ll be impressed. ReferencesThe company has innovated throughout the years, since its inception. They launched a Grill model of their cocotte called the Tostador in 1955, followed by their first fondue set in 1962. In the following decades, the brand modernised its foundry and manufacturing processes. They launched their products to an increasing number of countries around the world, and have continued to expand their products and their reach in the 21st Century.

Accessories - From Kettles and Spatulas to Mitts and Mills and accessories provide you with the tools you need to make masterpiece meals. The Silicone Spatulas withstand temperatures of up to 250C and are durable, stain-resistant and will not scratch or damage any cookware. Available in an extensive range of inspiring colours including the iconic Volcanic, a sea of blues, vibrant Ultra Violet or classic neutrals with Flint Grey and Meringue, you can complement your kitchen and dining room decors beautifully. More than 300 million Le Creuset products have now been manufactured, showing the popularity of this incredible brand.Le Creuset Stoneware - Perfect for mixing and matching at home, Stoneware is a versatile and functional collection of colour coordinated products. The range consists of cookware, breakfast, dinnerware, preparation, storage and gifting items, all of which are ideal for everyday use. Collect into a single shade or mix and match for a sophisticated product range for your home. These sets are a great way to make sure that you start your day right. Enjoy your favourite cup of tea or coffee in the morning, use your frying pan to prepare an English breakfast, and spread your toast using butter from your Le Creuset butter dish.

Le Creuset is a renowned French cookware manufacturer celebrated for its high-quality and colourful cast iron cookware. The company was founded in 1925 in Fresnoy-le-Grand, France, by Armand Desaegher, a casting specialist, and Octave Aubecq, an enamelling expert. Their collaboration led to the creation of the first Le Creuset cast iron cocotte (a type of Dutch oven), which became an iconic piece of cookware. To determine which Le Creuset cookware piece to invest in, consider what food items you cook most frequently. Doing this will help to influence your choice of cooking materials. For instance, Le Creuset ceramic cookware is perfect for roasting or baking. However, an expensive roasting dish may not be the best option if you rarely use the oven when cooking. Instead, you may want some of Le Creuset ceramic bowls, which look fantastic. Decide How Many Pieces You Want.The fastest heating cookware from Le Creuset. Tested. Trusted. Guaranteed for life. (* Not suitable for use in microwave ovens) Cast iron has a beauty of its own, but stoneware is arguably more attractive. It is made to go straight from the oven to the table, as a serving dish, and the wide range of attractive colours means that it is attractive enough to be considered a beautiful centre piece for any occasion. If you do use stoneware as a serving dish, allow it to cool a little before placing it on the table, and let your guests know that it could be very hot. Even Heating: The cast iron used in Le Creuset cookware ensures excellent heat retention and distribution, making it ideal for slow cooking, braising, roasting, and baking. This allows for even cooking and excellent flavour development in dishes.