40 Le Creuset Kitchen Essentials That Aren’t Dutch Ovens

As a kitchen writer, I’m constantly inundated with Le Creuset Dutch oven sightings online and IRL. Yet, as someone who often writes about Le Creuset, I know that the French brand is so much more than its fantastic hero product. I’m talking bread ovens, silicone utensil sets, editor-loved mugs, and more. You can even get a Le Creuset coaster set for just $5 apiece. Whether you already own one of the brand’s heirloom-worthy Dutch ovens or are ready to start your collection with a more affordable find, here are 40 under-the-radar Le Creuset kitchen essentials worth considering.

Collection-Worthy Le Creuset Kitchen Essentials

• For Sourdough Bakers: Enameled Cast Iron Bread Oven, $310
• Microplastic-Free: Le Creuset Silicone Craft Series Utensil Set, 5-Pack, $70
• Stoneware Vancouver Mug, $25
• $5 Apiece: Silicone Coasters, 4-Pack, $19
• Enamel on Steel Whistling Tea Kettle, $135
• Stoneware Pasta Bowls, 4-Pack, $72
• For Fresh, Spreadable Butter: Le Creuset Stoneware Butter Crock, $45
• Enameled Cast Iron Signature Square Skillet Grill, $205, originally $235
• Silicone Handle Grips, 2-Pack, $26

Le Creuset Cookware and Bakeware Finds

You’re probably familiar with Le Creuset’s enameled cast iron cookware, but did you know the brand also makes stainless steel and nonstick pots and pans? Grab a pair of tri-ply skillets or a non-toxic ceramic nonstick frying pan to replace your Teflon pans. The editor-loved bread cloche is the key to a perfect sourdough loaf, and the square grill pan is ideal for indoor cooking on windy winter days.

• Enameled Cast Iron Signature Iron Handle Skillet, $230
• Stoneware Heritage Square Dish, $56
• Signature Cast Iron Everyday Pan, $190
• Enameled Cast Iron Bread Oven, $310
• Enameled Cast Iron Signature Saucepan, $280
• Essential Nonstick Ceramic Shallow Frying Pan, $149
• Enameled Cast Iron Signature Braiser, $380
• Stainless Steel Classic 3-Ply 2-Piece Fry Pan Set, $190, originally $200
• Enameled Cast Iron Signature Square Skillet Grill, $205, originally $235
• Stoneware Heritage Loaf Pan, $56
• Enameled Cast Iron Traditional Round Crepe Pan, $183
• Tri-Ply Stainless Steel 3.5-Quart Saucier Pan, $295

Enameled Cast Iron Bread Oven

The Le Creuset Bread Oven is like an upside-down Dutch oven, with a low-profile base and tall, domed lid. Writer Nina Huang said that the pan “makes baking bread a no-brainer.” “Like other bread cloches, the pan’s 5.5-inch high dome and tight-fitting seal traps heat and moisture within the oven to create the crispiest crust you can imagine, so there’s no need to prepare your oven with a hot water tray,” she said. “The bottom pan, on the other hand, provides an even temperature so there won’t be any dark spots on the bottom of your loaf.”

Enameled Cast Iron Signature Square Skillet Grill

As a former chef, Writer Greg Baker has been using the Le Creuset Grill Pan for nearly 15 years. “While a grill pan isn’t a replacement for a grill, I like the textural results I get from the Le Creuset Signature Square Skillet Grill Pan, whether it’s a panino, vegetables, or meat,” he said. The heirloom-worthy pan heated evenly with no sticking during our testing, which is why we named it the best grill pan you can buy.

Le Creuset Tableware Finds

While known for its French cookware, Le Creuset also makes simple, elegant dishes — all in the same colorful, collectible style. A $14 egg cup will add a touch of whimsy to your breakfast of soft-boiled eggs, and this 2-in-1 chip and dip bowl is a must-have for game day hosting. If you need a total cupboard refresh, this comprehensive 4-person dish set is just $16 apiece.

Stoneware Pasta Bowls, 4-Pack

We love Le Creuset’s pasta bowls so much that we’re constantly looking for affordable lookalikes, but it’s hard to beat the longevity of the real thing. This 4-piece set is dishwasher-, freezer-, oven-, and microwave-safe.

Stoneware 16-Piece Dinnerware Set

This complete dinner set is somehow elevated and casual at the same time. The 16-piece collection features a 4-piece setting for four people, including a mug, bowl, and two plates. The dishwasher-safe, chip-resistant dinnerware is sure to last.

Le Creuset Kitchen Gadget Finds

Whether you’re storing a half-empty bottle of champagne or want to protect yourself from oil burns, Le Creuset has a kitchen tool that can help. I like this clever wooden trivet that magnetically attaches to the bottom of your pots, and this silicone sleeve is excellent for the person who can never find their oven mitts. The chic butter crock creates an airtight seal, keeping your butter fresh and spreadable at room temperature for days.

• Silicone Craft Series Utensil Set, 5-Pack, $70
• Stoneware Butter Crock, $45
• Salt and Pepper Mill Set, $75
• Nested Mixing Bowls, 3-Pack, $90
• Revolution Scraping Spoon, $38
• Magnetic Wooden Trivet, $52
• Silicone Craft Series Medium Spatula, $22
• Stainless Steel Splatter Guard, $60
• Silicone Handle Grips, 2-Pack, $26
• Stoneware Heritage Butter Dish, $36
• Stackable Colanders, 3-Pack, $100
• Champagne Crown Sealer, $52
• Stainless Steel Measuring Spoons, Set of 5, $25
• Silicone Cool Tool Handle, $22
• Silicone Coasters, 4-Pack, $19

Silicone Craft Series Utensil Set, 5-Pack

Silicone utensils are all the rage, and this 5-piece set is the best option for frequent bakers, including three different spatulas, a pastry brush, and a matching stoneware crock. We love how the silicone heads detach from the wooden handles for easy, thorough cleaning.

Le Creuset Stoneware Heritage Butter Dish

Who doesn’t want fresh, spreadable butter at all times? This stoneware butter dish is wide enough to fit different butter stick sizes, and we enjoyed the side handles and loop on the lid for easy maneuvering during testing. Stick it in the fridge or freezer, and soften butter in the oven or microwave.

Le Creuset Coffee and Tea Gear Finds

While Le Creuset doesn’t sell coffee makers (though raise your hand if you wish they would), the brand does make stylish tools for coffee and tea drinkers to make their morning cup. If you like to sweeten your beverages with honey, this honey pot and dipper will prevent sticky messes. And we want the classic Vancouver Mug in every color.

Enamel on Steel Whistling Tea Kettle

Of all the tea kettles we’ve tested, this is the best one for stovetop heating and that classic whistling tune. Baker said the Le Creuset Tea Kettle was one of the best purchases he made in 2024, thanks to its precise spout, cool-to-the-touch handle, and easy-to-clean exterior.

Stoneware 34-Ounce French Press

For fresh, low-effort coffee, Le Creuset fans need to add this French press to their collection. The simple, stoneware design is a treat for the eyes, and the glazed stoneware is nonstick and easy to clean.