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

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The foundry was close to the front lines during World War II, and this meant that it was occupied by German forces. However, at the end of the war, the foundry started up production of cast iron kitchenware once again. They introduced a host of enamel colours and ramped up production levels, especially for exporting abroad.

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. 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. More than 300 million Le Creuset products have now been manufactured, showing the popularity of this incredible brand. Le Creuset offers a range of core colors that are durable and long-lasting. To their base range, new and vibrant colors are added from time to time, like Nector, Sea Salt, and Shallot.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. The 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. History - Le Creuset was founded in 1925 by Armand Desaegher and Octave Aubecq, who met the previous year at the Brussels Fair. The foundry was built in Fresnoy-Le-Grande in Aisne, France. The location was chosen because of its access to trade routes that would bring coal, iron, and other base materials for the production of their new products. The first Le Creuset cocotte was manufactured. Looking to add some flavour? The traditional, elegant shaped mills are made from superior quality ABS plastic for strength and durability. They also feature a hardened ceramic grinder that can be adjusted for a fine or coarse grind. From Oven Mitts to messy hands, Le Creuset kitchen textiles cover all your needs and are manufactured from 100% cotton canvas and towelling, including an effective steam/grease barrier for outstanding performance. On the go? Enjoy your favourite hot or cold drink on the go with the stylish, insulated travel mugs, with a handy silicone ring on the base to increase stability and be slip-resistant. Kettles are the perfect statement piece and kitchen essential. Whether you prefer a traditional or contemporary design, the enamelled steel and stainless steel hob-top kettles are perfect to complement your kitchen and Le Creuset cookware range.

About Le Creuset - is a French manufacturer of cast iron cookware, as well as stainless steel and stoneware products for the kitchen and the dining room. As well as being trusted by individual buyers, the brand is also used in commercial and professional kitchens. From saucepans to kettles and from breakfast sets to knives, Le Creuset manufactures everything you need for the kitchen. 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. Le Creuset can be found in the kitchen of celebrity chefs and in some of the biggest and best-known kitchens. They are also likely to be found in the home kitchens of some of your friends and family, such is their popularity. 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. The volcanic orange colour that is synonymous with Le Creuset products was based on the colour of the molten iron that was used to create every single pot. However, this is far from the only colour available. There are now more than 100 colours available in different countries around the world, ranging from bright colours like volcanic orange to soft, pastel colours.The range is suitable for use on all heat sources, including induction, is oven safe* to 260C, dishwasher safe and comes with a reassuring lifetime guarantee. (* Not suitable for microwave ovens.) Here is a list of reasons why Le Creuset is worth buying and a few extra tips to consider when purchasing this gorgeous cookware. 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.

Use the product on the most appropriately sized hob ring — it’ll make your food cook more evenly, and reduce the risk of damage to the handles and sides. This is especially important on induction hobs: if you use the wrong-sized ring, there’s a risk the hob won't ‘recognise’ the product. 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. The fastest heating cookware from Le Creuset. Tested. Trusted. Guaranteed for life. (* Not suitable for use in microwave ovens) Le Creuset Colors 1960s– The 1960s was an unforgettable era, especially for this French cookware company that launched Le Creuset’s Elysee Yellow line of cookware that thousands have fallen in love with. In fact, Marilyn Monroe was one such person who adored this color! Marilyn’s cookware was auctioned for a record price in 1999 at Christie’s New York.

ECookShop Le Creuset Sale - Le Creuset is one of the best known cookware and kitchenware brands. They have a huge selection of items, including the now iconic casserole dishes, as well as individual pans and Le Creuset pan set collections. They also now sell kitchenware and other items, including a textile range of oven gloves and aprons. All their products are made from high grade materials, including cast iron and 3-ply stainless steel. Silicone Tools - The iconic brand specialises in many forms of kitchenware, not just pans and cookware. They provide silicone tools, such as the cool tray, which provides you somewhere safe to put your casserole dish or other pan once you take it off the heat. Spatulas, basting brushes, and spoon spatulas are just some of the other items that they also manufacture and that you can buy for your kitchen and dining room experience.