Enamel on Steel Stockpot (16-qt.): Cherry Red by Le Creuset

Beautiful and practical, Le Creuset enamel-on-steel stockpots are designed to coordinate with Le Creuset's classic enameled cast iron cookware. Made of heavy gauge carbon steel, these kitchen essentials are enameled in vibrant Le Creuset colors. Truly the perfect addition to your Le Creuset collecti... See complete description »

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Beautiful and practical, Le Creuset enamel-on-steel stockpots are designed to coordinate with Le Creuset's classic enameled cast iron cookware. Made of heavy gauge carbon steel, these kitchen essentials are enameled in vibrant Le Creuset colors. Truly the perfect addition to your Le Creuset collection. The enamel-on-steel construction of Le Creuset's stockpots provides uniform heating for slow simmering or cooking pasta. Its tight-fitting lids seal the flavorful bouquet of time-seasoned and caring creations. The steel rims prevent chipping and the enamel interior won't absorb odors or flavors.

Customer Reviews
Recommended by 100% of reviewers   |   Rated a "Good Value" by 76% of reviewers
by carol, FL

I have needed a new pot this size for awhile and I finally purchased this one and I just love it. It has nice even heat and cooks everthing great. This pot is a little bigger than my last one and I'm very glad. I can double up on my recipes now with no problem.

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Best choice for FAMILY soups,stews
by M., IL

Le Creuset - the best value for long-term use and easy cleaning

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Cobalt Blue Stock Pot
by Linda, VA

Blue---because it is my favorite color. Great performance for soups, stews, chili and collards/greens; very pleased with this purchase.

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Great Soup Pot
by Stanette, CA

This turned out to be a great pot for making large quantity soups. It cooks evenly and quickly.

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Serves its purpose
by terri, IN

I have been looking for a very long time for a larger stock pot. They are hard to find unless you are willing to pay 4 or $500 for one. Not me! Don't need one that big THAT often. Ordered a different one previously but was really cheap, the lid fit poorly, was thin and I sent it back. This is very nice (for the $) and definately serves it's purpose. Only used it once, but cleaned up well and is an attractive piece (although it didn't come in the color to match my Le Creuset, caribean.)

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