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So I just bought a le creuset Dutch oven off eBay and am debating buying a set of cookware can I get some advice?

>> No.14597418

are you a broad?

>> No.14597441
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>>14597362
Don't heat it empty, bring it to temperature slowly in order to preserve the enamel.

>> No.14597445

>>14597441
This is bad advice.

>> No.14597647

>>14597362
Not sure I understand the question: are you asking for advice about buying Le Creuset cookware?

>> No.14597708

I have a 10 inch LC, a 9qt dutch oven (they shipped the wrong size but only charged me for the 5.5 qt so I said whatever fuck it) and a balti. All of them are fantastic. I really like the brand, my parents were given a multi piece set for their wedding they use to this day 35 years later. I wouldnt buy a set for myself though, just individual pieces. Besides the dutch oven, a pan and a saucepot, just keep buying based on what you need the most.

>> No.14597772

>>14597647
Yeah is it worth it?

>> No.14597776

>>14597708
Yeah that's what I think I'ma do that way it won't kill my pocket book. Thanks for your advice

>> No.14597808

>>14597362
Like other LC stuff? If you aren't a fag and care about color, and you are near, or don't care about the drive, you can find cheap LC stuff at outlet malls. Their stuff is nice, but I don't see buying a whole kitchen of their stuff, I'd mostly rather have stainless for the rest.