Le Creuset Heritage Stoneware is one of the best stoneware available. From its colorful design to its iconic handle. Few matches its durability, design and overall performance. However, what most people do not know is that these design are very similar to a company that existed in the mid 1900, […]
Read MoreWhy is Le Creuset so Expensive? The answer to this is pretty long winded. Le Creuset is actually a relatively new company. Le Creuset was started in 1925 by two Belgium men. One was a enamel specialist and the other was a casting specialist. They used their combined knowledge to […]
Read MoreTramontina vs Le Creuset Dutch Oven, which is better? It may surprise you that in terms of performance, there isn’t much difference. Both Dutch Oven performs really well. Le Creuset does have some minor advantage such as Enamel Durability and Better Overall Balance. However, in terms of cooking, the difference […]
Read MoreLodge vs Le Creuset Dutch Oven, which is better. In the past, Lodge main focus was on bare cast iron cookware. However because of the market demands, they have ventured into the Enamel Cast Iron Cookware. While this industry is dominated by the likes of Le Creuset, how does it […]
Read MoreCuisinart vs Le Creuset, these are two giants in the cookware industry. They cater to different market segments and have different goals when developing their cookware. Cuisinart focuses more on the mass market. They make all sorts of equipment from oven to cookware to even towels. Overall, they have a […]
Read MoreLe Creuset vs All Clad, these two are biggest name in the cookware industry. But the big question is, who makes the best cookware? While this may disappoint some people, but all clad usually wins in terms of performance. The metal use is simply better on their cookware. However, there […]
Read MoreSteak like hamburger is an American classic. Given our love of steaks, one of the worst thing you can do is use the wrong pan. While nonstick is a popular choice, it gives you horrible result. It’s simply too light to give a good sear. Not to mention the heat […]
Read MoreWhich is better, Enamel Cast Iron vs Cast Iron, both of these type of cookware has its pros and cons. If you are looking for a more performance oriented cookware, bare cast iron is better. However, if you want a pot that is less maintenance and easier to clean, enamel […]
Read MoreCousances was a French Cast Iron Manufacturer whose history started in 1553. They were one of the oldest cast iron manufacturer in the world until they were bought by Le Creuset in 1957. Prior to being acquired, Cousances Dutch Oven was one the best Enamel Cast Iron Dutch oven you […]
Read MoreA saucier is a cross between a skillet and a saucepot. It has a wide rim with a narrow base surface. The corner are curved and the sidewalls are tall. This makes it perfect for making soup and sauces. Many consider it to be the one of the most versatile […]
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