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9-Qt STAUB Cast Iron Dutch Oven Round Cocotte (Black Matte)

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Amazon has 9-Qt STAUB Cast Iron Dutch Oven Round Cocotte (Black Matte) for $261.34. Shipping is free.

Note: Usually ships within 1 to 2 months.

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About this Item:
  • Made in France , Heavy weight tight-fitting lid retains moisture spikes on the lid create a rain-forest effect evenly returning juices back onto food
  • Oven safe up to 900F/482C without lid Lids are oven safe up to 500F/260C , Nickel steel knob
  • Smooth enamel bottom works on all stovetops including gas electric glass ceramic induction and halogen
  • Unique interior matte texture results in exceptional browning , Dishwasher safe hand wash recommended
  • Like all enameled cast iron cookware, our handcrafted pieces are fired upside-down in a kiln. To ensure thorough enameling, they are rotated with each coat. This might result in minor color variations from where the rim rested on the rack.

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Amazon has 9-Qt STAUB Cast Iron Dutch Oven Round Cocotte (Black Matte) for $261.34. Shipping is free.

Note: Usually ships within 1 to 2 months.

Thanks to Deal Hunter PennyFound for posting this deal.

About this Item:
  • Made in France , Heavy weight tight-fitting lid retains moisture spikes on the lid create a rain-forest effect evenly returning juices back onto food
  • Oven safe up to 900F/482C without lid Lids are oven safe up to 500F/260C , Nickel steel knob
  • Smooth enamel bottom works on all stovetops including gas electric glass ceramic induction and halogen
  • Unique interior matte texture results in exceptional browning , Dishwasher safe hand wash recommended
  • Like all enameled cast iron cookware, our handcrafted pieces are fired upside-down in a kiln. To ensure thorough enameling, they are rotated with each coat. This might result in minor color variations from where the rim rested on the rack.

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Written by SubZero5 | Staff

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Model: Round Cocotte, 9 Quart

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nickyeah
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true but that must not be 9qt

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guchiew
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Great price. Wish I was on the market for one this large.
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cuoreesitante
Apr 4, 2023
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Not bad for brand new i guess, but keep an eye out for the Zwilling sales on the factory seconds. I bought one for about $100, and couldnt find any blemish or imperfections.

Edit: Im dumb, that was not the 9qt
Last edited by cuoreesitante April 4, 2023 at 02:17 PM.
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nickyeah
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Quote from cuoreesitante :
Not bad for brand new i guess, but keep an eye out for the Zwilling sales on the factory seconds. I bought one for about $100, and couldnt find any blemish or imperfections.
true but that must not be 9qt
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Reddit1314
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Quote from cuoreesitante :
Not bad for brand new i guess, but keep an eye out for the Zwilling sales on the factory seconds. I bought one for about $100, and couldnt find any blemish or imperfections.
not 9qt tho
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jc4jax
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I like my Staub cocotte, lid seems tighter and has self-basting lid design and was less expensive than the Le Creuset
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WhosUrBuddiee
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Quote from cuoreesitante :
Not bad for brand new i guess, but keep an eye out for the Zwilling sales on the factory seconds. I bought one for about $100, and couldnt find any blemish or imperfections.
That was for a 4qt. The cheapest the 9qt has ever been from factory seconds with noted visible blemish was $149.
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joebob2000
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Holy moly, thats a big coc. You could fit two of those costco deal cocs inside it.

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xnap30
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Yeah 9QT is huge but guess it's good if you have a large family.
I bought this 7qt one in the past and it's already quite large
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CreditGuy
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Quote from jc4jax :
I like my Staub cocotte, lid seems tighter and has self-basting lid design and was less expensive than the Le Creuset
I have a personal preference for the dark bottom of the Staub vs the white enameled bottom of the Cruset. The white bottom allows you to see the browned bits and such but it also gets darkened and you can't completely clean it. Maybe some people like the white bottom with the cooked in look but I'm not one of them.
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The kitchen I worked in back in the 90's was loaded with Staub cookware. We never used it because it was too heavy for what we did. Those pans, pots, and Dutch ovens probably dated back to the 70's.I think they ended up auctioning them off.

Anyway, Staub cookware is like luggage- you buy it and you're going to have it forever.
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bakerzdosen
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Quote from xnap30 :
Yeah 9QT is huge but guess it's good if you have a large family.
I bought this 7qt one in the past and it's already quite large
I had to go look it up, but my "huge" Dutch oven is actually a 5.5qt. I'd like one a little larger but considering I thought mine was a 7qt, I'm not sure this 9qt is exactly what I'm looking for - it's nearly 2x the size of a 5.5qt…
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Quote from fritzo :
The kitchen I worked in back in the 90's was loaded with Staub cookware. We never used it because it was too heavy for what we did. Those pans, pots, and Dutch ovens probably dated back to the 70's.I think they ended up auctioning them off.

Anyway, Staub cookware is like luggage- you buy it and you're going to have it forever.
Truth. I've had my Staub Dutch oven for well over a decade, and I use it all the time. I have all kinds of pots and pans from high carbon steel to stainless, all-clad, non-stick, you name it. But my Staub and my two cast iron skillets (one a Lodge handed down from my mom, and the other a restored vintage piece received as a gift) are the two pieces of cookware I use every, single, day, and probably will until I die, or until I hand them down to someone else.
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Toe
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17.7 pounds. And that's with no food in it!
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Backhome77
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Quote from CreditGuy :
The white bottom allows you to see the browned bits and such but it also gets darkened and you can't completely clean it.
I bought my Staub over a decade ago, and I use it almost daily. But I've always felt a tiny tinge of buyer's remorse because I keep hearing the white bottom is better for judging browning of aromatics, roux, and such. But not enough remorse to spend the money to buy a Le Creuset when my Staub does everything I need. Good to hear that maybe I made the right choice after all, LOL!

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anthony32376
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Are these any better than POS LeCreuset?
My LeCreuset burns everything at the bottom to charcoal every time I do a braise ,it sucks and the lid rocks and doesn't fit tight.
I think that is why no matter how much liquid I put in it when doing a braise it is nearly all dried up not even half way through cooking.
I also read the enamel was independent tested and contains lead , cadmium and antimony.
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