Cast iron casserole pot

@Traceyjayne (13745)
United Kingdom
September 12, 2026 5:58pm CST
I'm thinking of buying a castle iron casserole pot. They have then in the Lidl catalogue and they are in store from tomorrow They also have some on Amazon I will pay if I get one from Lidl but I can use my receipt vouchers if I have one from Amazon, so it will really be free. It depends on the colours and sizes that are available. Can anyone recommend them ?
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@NJChicaa (127885)
• United States
6h
I'm hard core a Le Creuset fan. The pieces aren't cheap but they last forever and work so well. I have the Marseille color along with some random red and orange dishes that were given to me. Its funny because I'm not picky or snobby about most things. I do have certain things that I *am* picky about. I have a nice car. I have nice baking items (Le Creuset). That's probably it though.
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@Wrexxo (7225)
Just now
Cast iron is cast iron honestly, the Lidl ones are usually decent quality for the price. I'd say go Amazon if it means basically free with your vouchers, colour and size shouldn't matter too much for how it cooks. Let us know what you end up getting.
• Philippines
51m
Coo, my mom love buying casserole. I think anything that are thick and use good material is fine to buy.
@JudyEv (388118)
• Rockingham, Australia
1h
I can't help. I just know they're very heavy! lol
@MarieCoyle (62869)
1h
I have one. It’s not the elite Le Creuset that I originally thought I wanted. A friend bought me this one for a gift and it works fine, looks good, etc. I have discovered that once loaded with food it is so heavy it could be considered a lethal weapon!! So I hardly ever use it…I need to pass it on to someone with more muscles!