Le Creuset Just Dropped a New Holiday Collection That Starts as Low as $20—Here are Our 5 Must-Buy Items
By Nathan Hutsenpiller,
1 days ago
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Le Creuset just released their newest Holly Collection , and the timing of it couldn’t be any more perfect for the holidays . Those who enjoy the iconic cookware brand's seasonal releases have a lot to get excited about this year. In addition to the festive designs of the Holly Collection, Le Creuset is also bringing back last year's famous Noel Collection . And with designs starting as low as $20, snagging a piece for yourself or someone on your shopping list is very doable.
To help you shop more efficiently, we looked through the Holly Collection and picked our top pieces. We love the timeless design of the Traditional 4.5-Quart Chef’s Oven , but other top faves tie it all together. Read on to get a peek at all of these pieces, plus all of the details you need to know.
This 4.5-quart chef’s oven is pricey, but the timeless design will make it a staple piece in your kitchen. Available in both red and green, the pot features a lid with an embossed holly design and a festive gold knob. This stunning piece works on all kinds of stovetops, including induction, is oven-safe up to 500°F and is the perfect pot to go from oven to table. We're excited to use it for stuffing , bread pudding , soups and chili and maybe even some hot apple cider for a crowd.
Perfect for appetizers, small sides, dips or a cozy meal for one, these mini cocottes are a versatile addition to any kitchen. The lids have a design that's similar to the chef's oven, if you're interested in starting to build out a little holiday set. They're also a great way to start a collection without spending a ton of money. The colorful cuties are available in red, white and green, which makes them perfect for your holiday table. Just like the chef's oven, these mini dishes are safe for use in the freezer, oven and broiler.
While it’s always exciting to find new cookware to spruce up your home, it’s definitely nice when there’s dishware to match. If you're looking to add a little festive flair to your mornings, this Holly Mug is the perfect pick for you. At $20, it's an affordable way to add some holiday cheer to your mornings. The holly design is carried through on these generously sized 12-ounce mugs. They're available in red, green and white, so you can create a set in one or more colors, depending on your style. No matter which color you choose, we know hot chocolate will taste better when served in one of these cute mugs.
Featuring the same embossed foliage pattern on the outside, this multi-use 10-inch-wide bowl is the perfect size for salads and sides (we're thinking mashed potatoes ) and would also make the ideal popcorn vessel for your holiday movie night. Its stoneware design makes it microwave, broiler and oven-safe; while its red, green and white color options allow you to put together your dream holiday collection. The price point is a bit higher with this piece—at $60 a pop—but the bowl's size and versatility will serve cooks very well.
These cute plates round out our top picks. There's no way Santa wouldn't be charmed to see some festive cookies on these plates, plus a Holly mug full of hot chocolate. The 7-inch plates and the perfect size for snacks, apps and desserts, which means they're ideal for holiday entertaining. Retailing for just $22 and available in red, green or white, they're an affordable way to add some festive cheer to your tabletop collection.
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