Le Creuset dupe: Le Creuset launches new dreamy navy colorway — here are 6 dupes money *can* buy

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published 3 February 2023

The day I own a Le Creuset dish, is the day I can officially say I've made it. That and a Soho House membership, obvi. The epitome of real adulting and having a nice paycheck, if you're cooking a coq au vin in one of these famous French Dutch ovens, then congrats, you're well on your way to a life full of fancy dinners and an impeccable Instagram feed.

Le Creuet's new Matte Navy Collection, in particular, is my favorite to date. This dreamy blue color has coated all of the brand's cast iron cookware and oven-to-table stoneware, including casserole dishes, skillets, and soup pots. Since they'd match the rest of my blue dinnerware, I just have to have one.

But boy are they expensive. A classic Le Creuset enameled cast-iron dutch oven is $350 (at its cheapest price), and I'm not quite ready to stick cookware on the credit card. So instead of giving up on my deep blue mealtime dream, I've shopped around for a few dupes that do everything the Le Creuset does at a fraction of the price.

Oh, and if you want to do the most and live out your chic chef life, I've found a pretty genius Le Creuset dupe TikTok hack I can't stop thinking about down below, too.

6 blue Le Creuset dupes

$49.99

Amazon Basics Enameled Cast Iron Dutch Oven, 6-Quart, Navy

$58.94

Tramontina 10" Enameled Cast-Iron Series 1000 Covered Skillet

$39.95

Staub Ceramics Rectangular Baking Dish, 7.5" x 6", Dark Blue

$51.31

Tramontina Gourmet Enameled Cast Iron Round Dutch Oven

$53.99

Crock-Pot Artisan 5 Qt Dutch Oven, Round in Sapphire Blue

$104.99

Blue Diamond 10 Piece Stainless Steel Non Stick Cookware Set

The Le Creuset dupe hack I can't stop thinking about

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Louise is the Ecommerce Editor at Real Homes, specialising in sleep content so you can wind-down well. With prior PR experience working for a luxury bedding brand, Louise knows the importance of getting a great night’s sleep. Joining the other side of the desk as a full-time journo, Louise brings her bedding expertise to writing sleep buying guides, reviews, and news for Real Homes. Aside from helping readers get essential shut eye, Louise also writes shopping content for homeware items that’ll add a decorative edge to your space. With an eye for design that won’t snooze on style, but a budget that won’t quite stretch, Louise loves nothing more than a modern designer dupe. From coloured glassware to contemporary storage, anything to upgrade the bare space of her rented East London flat.