Saucepan Q&A
... your questions answered. A blog by Claire - the Saucepan
I am interested in the Le Creuset or Staub White Cocottes - Do you sell them?
Posting date: 14th September 2010 21:40
I do not sell the Le Creuset cast iron cocottes as I think that Staub is the better brand. I will copy a blog posting on why after I have answered your questions above!
I am just in the process of putting up the Staub White Cocottes on the website, as well as the Titanium cocotte range, so yes, I do sell them. The Staub White and Titanium are are some of the very latest colours from Staub, giving the traditional French cast iron cookware, a very contemporary finish. I will send you prices and an image so you can see the product. As usual, Le Creuset have done an excellent marketing job on their White Cocottes, so most people are more aware of the Le Creuset White rather than the Staub, but I would still recommend the Staub as a better quality product.
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Which are better Cast Iron Casseroles - Staub or Le Creuset?
Posting date: 26th October 2009 13:30
I have come down in favour of Staub Casseroles or Cocottes rather than the Le Creuset version, even though Le Creuset is the better known brand.
Here are some reasons:
- Staub pans are the brand most favoured by the professional chefs. That speaks volumes, in my mind. Indeed, Staub is far better known in professional kitchens than by the general public. As Staub was launched as a retail product a long time after Le Creuset, it will take a long time for Staub to get as well known in the High St as it should be - a great deal due to the absolutely fantastic job that Le Creuset has already done on its marketing.
- For those particularly interested in slow cooking on the hob in the traditional French cooking style, the "dimpled" Staub lids that promote self basting, are absolutely marvellous
- Staub's renown black, interior will quite literally, last years and years. The Le Creuset cream interior, in my experience, loses its non stick qualities over time
- The depth of Staub's enamel (it has 2/3 coatings inside and out), not only gives the pan's a very strong coating but gives a really beautiful depth of colour
- The Staub lid knobs are made of brass and nickel - very good quality and attractive
So in conclustion, alhtough the Le Creuset pans are good quality, t in my experience, Staub Casseroles are better.
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(12th January 2012 10:59)
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Staub Cocottes vs Le Creuset Cocottes
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