Kitchen

[Q-Girl too]

I love LeCreuset, but was less than impressed with the latest TSV.  I know may others purchased it, but I would love that a future TSV offering would be the Pumpkin Cocette 4 Qt.  

I'm looking  for something different for my collection.  How many plain Dutch Ovens does anyone need?  

So, for next fall ... how about a Pumpkin in the choice of 4 colors?  I know you would sell a huge amount.

Do any of you agree?  LeCreuset has many specialty designs and pieces that I think we are ready to add to our collections.   

[shoesnbags]

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@Q-Girl too wrote:

I love LeCreuset, but was less than impressed with the latest TSV.  I know may others purchased it, but I would love that a future TSV offering would be the Pumpkin Cocette 4 Qt.  

I'm looking  for something different for my collection.  How many plain Dutch Ovens does anyone need?  

So, for next fall ... how about a Pumpkin in the choice of 4 colors?  I know you would sell a huge amount.

Do any of you agree?  LeCreuset has many specialty designs and pieces that I think we are ready to add to our collections.   

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@Q-Girl too 

Why don't you just order these pieces you want directly from LeCreuset?  I'm not being snarky, just don't understand why anyone would have to wait for QVC to offer something that they want.

[Sooner]

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@Q-Girl too wrote:

I love LeCreuset, but was less than impressed with the latest TSV.  I know may others purchased it, but I would love that a future TSV offering would be the Pumpkin Cocette 4 Qt.  

I'm looking  for something different for my collection.  How many plain Dutch Ovens does anyone need?  

So, for next fall ... how about a Pumpkin in the choice of 4 colors?  I know you would sell a huge amount.

Do any of you agree?  LeCreuset has many specialty designs and pieces that I think we are ready to add to our collections.   

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@Q-Girl too Sorry but I have the pumpkins in two sizes from the back sale room in Charleston long long ago.  In truth I find them useless for cooking and hard to store and should get rid of them, but haven't.

But that's just me and I'm an odd one.  Actually, the cast iron bell peppers are perfect for making stuffed peppers!  

[Tori3569]

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@Sooner wrote:

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@Q-Girl too wrote:

I love LeCreuset, but was less than impressed with the latest TSV.  I know may others purchased it, but I would love that a future TSV offering would be the Pumpkin Cocette 4 Qt.  

I'm looking  for something different for my collection.  How many plain Dutch Ovens does anyone need?  

So, for next fall ... how about a Pumpkin in the choice of 4 colors?  I know you would sell a huge amount.

Do any of you agree?  LeCreuset has many specialty designs and pieces that I think we are ready to add to our collections.   

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@Q-Girl too Sorry but I have the pumpkins in two sizes from the back sale room in Charleston long long ago.  In truth I find them useless for cooking and hard to store and should get rid of them, but haven't.

But that's just me and I'm an odd one.  Actually, the cast iron bell peppers are perfect for making stuffed peppers!  

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Same on the pumpkin that I bought from LC online.  Never seem to use it and I was thinking of giving it away.  I can't see QVC having a TSV on something that wouldn't have universal appeal.  Sorry OP. 

[skatting44]

Fine cookery, but  each piece weigh a ton . You have to have extra reinforced cabinets to store it in

[faeriemoon]

What I would like is never going to happen:

A TSV from their regular line (not some QVC/Le Creuset collaboration, *cough; concoction*)  at a TSV price that beats the sale prices you could find on the LC website.