Anonymous
04/05/2024 17:01
Subject: Re:Le Creuset Classic Colors?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Who gives a shit? Get a life.
+1. This thread is middle class striver proletariat who hope house guests might think they're bourgeoisie because of some overpriced trendy pots and pants in their kitchen. Hilarious and sad. Gullible sheep.
Clearly, you’ve never actually had the pleasure of an easy clean-up after a pot roast.
Anonymous
04/05/2024 15:41
Subject: Re:Le Creuset Classic Colors?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Who gives a shit? Get a life.
+1. This thread is middle class striver proletariat who hope house guests might think they're bourgeoisie because of some overpriced trendy pots and pants in their kitchen. Hilarious and sad. Gullible sheep.
You sound fun!
Anonymous
04/05/2024 15:24
Subject: Re:Le Creuset Classic Colors?
Anonymous wrote:Who gives a shit? Get a life.
+1. This thread is middle class striver proletariat who hope house guests might think they're bourgeoisie because of some overpriced trendy pots and pants in their kitchen. Hilarious and sad. Gullible sheep.
Anonymous
04/05/2024 08:42
Subject: Re:Le Creuset Classic Colors?
I got my LC dutch oven some time in the late 90s - $60 from the LC outlet. I can't believe that the same pot sells for nearly $300 now.
It is blue, don't know the exact color, but looks to be close to either Marseille or Azure. It is my kitchen workhorse - I use is several times a week for everything from soups and stews, to frying, to boiling pasta, to baking bread. I'm sure I'll get another 30 years out of it.
It is blue, don't know the exact color, but looks to be close to either Marseille or Azure. It is my kitchen workhorse - I use is several times a week for everything from soups and stews, to frying, to boiling pasta, to baking bread. I'm sure I'll get another 30 years out of it.