Le Creuset Signature Enamelled Cast Iron Round Casserole Dish With Lid, 28 cm, 6.7 Litre, Artichaut, 21177287954430

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The 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.

Once you’ve answered these questions, then it should be much easier to find the right Le Creuset color for you! What Were the Original Le Creuset Colors? Our collection includes all of Le Creuset's most popular products, such as stainless steel pans, stoneware and cast iron casseroles. Suitable for use on all types of hob, including induction, the pans are also oven safe* to 260C (glass lids to 220C/Gas Mark 7) and are dishwasher safe. And each pan is covered by an uncompromising lifetime guarantee. To clean, avoid using metal utensils, which can scratch the enamel. Hand washing is recommended, though they are technically dishwasher safe.Getting the right kitchenware means greater convenience while you're cooking and preparing food. It may not turn you into an expert chef, but it can help improve the cooking experience and it can also help to improve the result of your cooking exploits. Good quality products will also last longer, which means that you can save money when compared to having to buy new casserole dishes or pans every year. They are also easier to clean, more resistant to chips and physical damage, and great looking design means that you can proudly display your kitchenware when you have guests to the house. If you’re looking for a color that screams Le Creuset without even needing to see the logo, “FLAME” is your best choice. With this beautiful orange-red hue radiating from inside of it, nothing says Le Creuset more than its original shade. I don’t have a favorite Le Creuset color I love them all! The brand’s most popular colors change with every new release! Le Creuset cookware is a luxury investment. It’s known for its durable quality, which is often passed down through generations.

You may still see some discontinued products for sale in-store (including Le Creuset outlet stores) or online until there are no more availableThe brands core color palette is Cerise, Flame, Nector, Marseille, Caribbean, Agave, Artichaut, Deep Teal, Indigo, Oyster, Sea Salt, Meringue, White, Matte Cotton, Cool Mint, Fig, Stone, Licorice. Colors vary around the world. New colors are dropped every year and are discontinued from time to time. Le Creuset’s color history is colorful, to say the least, we have already learned that this innovative company loves colors. But it is the Le Creuset color combinations that make this cookware come to life and through the years they have come up with many color combinations to please us all.