If you thought yesterday's Le Creuset deals were tasty, wait until you see what John Lewis has been cooking. It's having a massive Le Creuset sale with discounts of up to 50% on some of the world's most iconic cookware.
• Le Creuset cookware and kitchenware: save up to 50% at John Lewis
This isn't an attempt to shift unpopular stock, weird products or horrible colours. These are genuinely big discounts on products you'll love, from cast iron casserole soup pots down from £260 to £130 to stoneware oven dishes, down 40% to £36. You'll also find discounts on Le Creuset pepper mills and all kinds of kitchen kit and cookware, including the cute little Le Creuset ramekins.
Le Creuset cookware and kitchenware: save up to 50% at John Lewis
Le Creuset cookware is built to last, and right now you can save an absolute fortune in the John Lewis sale with discounts of up to 50% on some of the brand's most wanted products including cast iron cookware and stoneware too. Fancy cooking in style in 2022? Everything you need is here.
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