Kitchen

[GingerPeach]

I love plaid most of all when there isn't a lot of white in the pattern and was happy to see Le Creuset offered these items.  They're not in the budget but I do like looking at them.  I wish I'd bought Isaac's plaid dinnerware when he offered them way back when.

[stevieb]

I love plaid on just about anything. I won't be getting new cookware, but these would be enticing.

[SharkE]

Now, isn't that pretty !   Is it all cast iron though? too heavy for me.

[Julie928]

Ohhhh, I REALLY like those!  I tried to find them online.  It looks like Williams-Sonoma had them on clearance but they are no longer available.  Probably just as well since I'm sure they were still expensive but wow!  Those are nice!  Maybe next year...

[Trix]

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Now, isn't that pretty !   Is it all cast iron though? too heavy for me.

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I chuckled at your response because I am not comfortable handling heavy cast iron cookware.  I consider myself to be pretty strong for a woman my age and effortlessly haul heavy things around the garden and handle heavy weight in exercise.  However when it comes to Le Cruset I can't lift a lid without shaking.  Maybe it's because I am a bit intimidated in the kitchen anyway, and the fear of breaking something so expensive overwhelms me.   

[GingerPeach]

I should have mentioned the weight is as prohibitive as the price.  But they are pretty.

[I am still oxox]

The pattern makes me smile and think of the old Thermos's back from the 1950's and 60's

[SharkE]

True. Suppose to get my Nordic Ware 3 qt stock pot Tues.

Bet others will follow suit and make pretty stuff like that without the wgt.

[Kitlynn]

They just made me smile! I love plaid also and I have a solid red one that these would go with but they are quite pricey and heavy. They do cook beautifully though and I use the one I have a lot.

[CLEM]

@SharkE  They are Le Creuset.  They seem to bring them out at Christmas time.  Saw them at Williams Sonoma last year and this year.  They sure do look pretty.