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Le Creuset Cookware
2.5 stars
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Average Ratings for Le Creuset Cookware

  • Value for Money2.5 stars
  • Reviewer Ratings2.8 stars
  • Overall Rating2.5 stars

 

7 Reviews For Le Creuset Cookware

  • Guest 2nd Feb 2009

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    Bad Points: Weight, but thats cast iron for you. Lighter than jamie oliver cast iron.


    General comments: Le Creuset Cookware has a lifetime guarantee, distributes the heat evenly like it says. Customer service excellent, quick queue unlike others you wait ages. If you don't look after the pan and read the instructions of course faults will appear. You can be a user for 20+ years but still wont know how to look after it. High heats are only used for boiling. Start off the pan on a high heat but use liquid so it doesnt heat dry. Turn the heat down straight away when adding food and you find the pan is a gem. I love the stuff. I look after it so well. Thumbs up to a product of all ages.

    It's an investment, trust me

  • qualitycontrol 25th Mar 2008

    Reviewer rating: 0 stars


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    I have been using Le Creuset pans for over 20 years.
    I recently had a problem with the non stick flaking off.
    I contacted customer services by letter. There response was to telephone me and tell me it was my fault for having the light too high!
    It also cost £9.95 to send it too them for them to inspect.
    I did eventually get the postage back from them.
    In future I will buy from Marks & Spencers, at least you know you have a superb customer service there.

  • Guest 5th Jan 2008

    Reviewer rating: 1.5 stars


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    Le Creuset Cookware looks good, it is long lasting and is non-stick. However, I found it to be far too heavy to use on a regular basis, so in my opinion, a waste of money.

  • Guest 2nd Jan 2008

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    I think that Le Creuset Cookware is really over rated. The pans are very heavy, Food sticks and they are difficult to clean.

  • Sophiej1987 10th Dec 2007

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    I really like all of the Le Creuset Cookware range, the quality is great and even though they are slightly more expensive than some products, they are worth it. Great value for money, can be used to make almost anything, very durable, and wash easily. Available in a wide range of colours, and have a life time guarantee.

  • pumpkinpetal Rank: Lance Corporal 16th Oct 2007

    Reviewer rating: 3.5 stars


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    Only after using it a few times, the white enamel just shattered in the middle of cooking. When I stirred the casserole, white little shards started to appear. The bottom of the pot had come off and I had to throw out the dinner.
    I took it back to the retailer who sent it away to Le Creuset. Despite no longer having the receipt (as it was a gift), they were happy to replaced it with a caution not to overheat it next time. I didn't think I treated it that badly.
    It took me a while to trust th ...

  • cwheatcroft Rank: Staff Sergeant 31st May 2006

    Reviewer rating: 4.5 stars


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    I bought a size 29 Le Creuset cocotte new from Ebay for a lot less than the retail price (about £50 versus £80). I was in the middle of retail therapy at the time, so I didn't use the thing for a while. Fortunately, my girlfriend demonstrated that it can be used for just about anything. Making chilli? Cook off the ingredients in the pan, add everything else and put the lid on. Casserole: cook off, add liquid, put in the oven then take straight to the table. Sausages and bacon w ...