Bon appétit! Le Creuset cookware is $100 off at Nordstrom — in this classic shade, too
There are kitchen tools, and there are exquisitely crafted culinary treasures.
Le Creuset falls into the latter. The beloved French brand has been churning out cookware since 1925, when it debuted the very first cast iron oven in Flame Orange — the signature hue that's currently mega-discounted during the Nordstrom Anniversary Sale.
Over the years, Le Creuset gained a cult-like status, acquiring the likes of everyday cooks and celebrity collectors alike. It's not all about looks, though these designs are certainly stunning enough to count as decor. The quality is just as hard to surpass — enameled cast iron is said to deliver superior heat distribution and maximum circulation, so all your creations are cooked to perfection.
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True to its quality, it's not cheap. But today, you can snag yourself a classic Le Creuset Dutch Oven for under $200 at the Nordstrom Anniversary Sale. As shopping editors and fans of fine cookware, we know a sizzling hot deal when we see one. Your dream cookware is just a few clicks away.
Don't let another day without Le Creuset pass you by.
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Crafted in enameled cast iron and finished in Le Creuset's signature hues (including the classic crimson cerise), this timeless Dutch oven is perfect for cozy meals, everyday sauces and soups, and slow-cooked Sunday dinner. It's as beautiful on the stove as it is on the table. But best of all, it's $100 off during the Nordstrom Anniversary Sale. Our recommendation: move fast and don't let this deal simmer away.
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