Costco: Staub 7-Quart Cast Iron Braise and Grill for $200

dovageris

Jun 22, 2024 01:52 AM

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dovagerisJun 22, 2024 01:52 AM

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Black enameled is a downer but then that's Staubs thing. I much prefer the white/almond enamel that Le Creuset uses.

Still, pretty good deal for a quality piece of cookware assuming it fits your cooking needs/style. It should last your lifetime and beyond.

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Jackie17

Aug 07, 2024 09:24 AM

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Jackie17Aug 07, 2024 09:24 AM

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White stains, especially with bread baking

BituulZman

Nov 24, 2024 03:07 PM

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BituulZmanNov 24, 2024 03:07 PM

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Quote from dovageris

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Black enameled is a downer but then that's Staubs thing. I much prefer the white/almond enamel that Le Creuset uses. Still, pretty good deal for a quality piece of cookware assuming it fits your cooking needs/style. It should last your lifetime and beyond.

Is that from a purely aesthetic perspective? Or is there something else to consider with a black interior? I was thinking it would show stains less.

dovageris

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dovagerisNov 24, 2024 03:24 PM

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Quote from BituulZman

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Is that from a purely aesthetic perspective? Or is there something else to consider with a black interior? I was thinking it would show stains less.

Its more of a visibility thing than aesthetics. A lighter enameled interior (white, almond) like Le Creuset's allow you to see how the fond is developing after you browned meats on your Dutch oven for a stew or something. More difficult to see with a black interior. It all depends on the things you cook and/or your cooking technique sometimes.

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