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Le Creuset
Signature 3-Ply pot set, 4 pieces
Signature 3-Ply saucepan with lid, 1.9 l
Le Creuset Signature Phenolic Knob 5.7 cm, Black
Le Creuset Signature deep frying pan Ø26 cm, Matte black
Le Creuset round casserole 3.3 l, Azure blue
Le Creuset Signature snack bowl, Cerise
Le Creuset Signature serving bowl 2.2 L, Black
Le Creuset Signature serving bowl 2.2 L, Shell pink
Signature 3-Ply casserole with lid, 5.3 l
Le Creuset Signature deep frying pan Ø26 cm, Cerise
Le Creuset Signature serving bowl 2.2 L, Azure blue
Signature 3-Ply non-stick saucepan with lid, 3.3 l
Le Creuset Signature snack bowl, Mist gray
Le Creuset Signature serving bowl 2.2 L, Soleil
Le Creuset Signature serving bowl 2.2 L, Cerise
Le Creuset Signature snack bowl, Bamboo Green
Signature 3-Ply frying pan, Ø24 cm
Le Creuset Signature serving bowl 2.2 L, Caribbean
Le Creuset Signature snack bowl, Deep teal
Le Creuset Signature serving bowl 2.2 L, Deep teal
Signature 3-Ply non-stick saucepan, 1.3 l
Le Creuset Signature serving bowl 2.2 L, Volcanic
Le Creuset Signature frying pan Ø20 cm, Matte black
Le Creuset round casserole 3.3 l, Meringue
Le Creuset Signature snack bowl, Caribbean
Le Creuset Signature serving bowl 2.2 L, Mist gray
Le Creuset Signature snack bowl, Volcanic
Le Creuset Signature snack bowl, Shell pink
Le Creuset Signature serving bowl 2.2 L, Bamboo Green
Le Creuset Signature frying pan Ø20 cm, Cerise
Le Creuset Signature deep frying pan Ø26 cm, Volcanic
Le Creuset Signature Phenolic Knob 4.7 cm, Black
Le Creuset - Quality since 1925
The French brand Le Creuset has been delivering high-quality kitchenware since 1925. A strong craftsmanship tradition and a focus on innovation have resulted in products of the highest quality, earning the brand an excellent reputation.
The iconic cast-iron casserole from Le Creuset
The first product manufactured in 1925 was the classic round enameled cast-iron casserole, which became famous for its iconic design and superior functionality. The casseroles have been continuously improved, and today they are a timeless favorite that brings much joy during cooking.
Kitchenware from Le Creuset
Over the years, Le Creuset has expanded its range to include kitchen products in different materials, colors, and designs. In addition to the popular enameled cast-iron products available in many vibrant shades, you will also find wine glasses, stainless steel pans, and non-stick pots and frying pans.
These can be complemented with colorful water kettles, salt and pepper mills, and wine accessories, which have become a signature of Le Creuset's high-quality kitchenware.
Can Le Creuset casseroles and pans be used on all stoves?
Yes, all Le Creuset cast-iron products can be used on all types of stoves, including induction cooktops.
What temperatures can Le Creuset oven dishes withstand?
Le Creuset's popular oven dishes can be used in temperatures ranging from -18°C to +260°C.
Set the table with colorful plates from Le Creuset
Le Creuset also offers beautiful and robust plates, bowls, and mugs in a variety of colors that you can set the table with for a colorful and personal dining experience. For Easter dinner or breakfast, there are also egg cups in lovely colors to set and decorate with.
What material is Le Creuset cookware made of?
The tableware is made of stoneware, which gives the plates and bowls their rustic feel. The cast iron used in, among others, frying pans and pots is a highly durable material that provides excellent heat distribution for even cooking and delicious results. Le Creuset's cast iron pots are made from 85% recycled iron and steel.
What colors are available for Le Creuset kitchen utensils?
Le Creuset is known for its beautiful colors that add a festive and delightful touch to your table and kitchen. The range of colors is extensive, and there is a color to suit every kitchen, regardless of the interior style.
The most popular colors include:
- Orange
- Sea Blue
- Turquoise
What does Le Creuset mean?
The company takes its name from the French word "creuset," which means crucible in French. When Le Creuset manufactures its cast iron products, the raw material is melted in a furnace and then poured into a crucible. The name thus comes from a step in their manufacturing process.
How are the pots and pans made by Le Creuset?
- The raw material is melted down in a furnace and then poured into a crucible, or "creuset" as it is called in French.
- The iron from the crucible is then poured into a sand mold.
- After the metal has cooled, Le Creuset's craftsmen break the sand molds to reveal the newly cast pot. Since the sand molds are broken each time after use, each pot is completely unique. Later, Le Creuset reuses the sand to create new pots and pans.
- At each step in the process, the pots are carefully inspected to ensure they maintain good quality. Up to 40 craftsmen examine each Le Creuset pot to ensure it reaches the highest possible quality before reaching the customer.
How to take care of Le Creuset products properly
- Always wash Le Creuset pans and pots with warm water before the first use.
- Le Creuset products are dishwasher safe, but hand washing is recommended as it is gentler. Overuse of the dishwasher may cause discoloration.
- Always allow cast iron products to cool before washing them with warm water, without using detergent.
- Use silicone utensils with Le Creuset products. They protect the surface of the products better than metal utensils.
- Le Creuset products with wooden handles should not be used in the oven.
- Always heat Le Creuset pans and pots on low to medium-high heat until they reach a medium-high to high temperature. This ensures the best cooking results and gives a nice sear to your ingredients.
