How to get 4 free heart-shaped bowls at Le Creuset's massive winter sale
SAVE UP TO $120: Le Creuset's Winter Savings Event features discounts up to 45% on their famous enameled cast iron dishes, including the Signature Oval Casserole and Traditional Heart Cocette. Through Feb. 12, you'll get a free set of four heart-shaped mini bowls with purchases of $250.
Maybe one of your 2026 resolutions was to cook more. Maybe you're cooking more because it's too cold to go out to eat. Either way, it's hard to not be itching to try new recipes when you have a Le Creuset dish waiting for you. Conveniently, a ton of best sellers are on super sale at Le Creuset's winter sale.
Before you scramble in the search bar, yes, the Traditional Heart Cocette is on sale, along with other Valentine's Day-ish kitchenwear. Speaking of which, adding code LOVEALWAYS will get you a free set of four heart-shaped mini bowls when you spend $250. That's not a hard number to scratch at Le Creuset, even if you are saving up to 45% on a premium baking dish.
The famous Dutch Oven isn't on sale, but other staple members of the enameled cast iron family are. Some dishes have more color options in stock than others. Our favorite deal has to be the Signature Oval Casserole for $219.99 — not only is its $120.01 discount the most savings dollar-wise, but it has the widest color palette by far. Shop classics like cerise (red) or azure (royal blue) or rarer shades like shallot (very pastel pinkish purple) or sea salt (a grayish turquoise). Here are some of the best Le Creuset deals at a glance:
Heart Mini Cocette — $19.50
$26(save $6.50)Heart Acacia Wood Serving Board — $33.75
$45(save $11.25)Signature Round Braiser with glass lid — $164.99
$280(save $115.01 in four colors)Traditional Heart Cocette — $172.50
$230(save $57.50)8-piece Baking Dish Set — $184.80
$308(save $123.20 in two colors)Traditional Shallow Round Oven — $211.40
$302(save $90.60 in 10 colors)
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Leah Stodart is a Philadelphia-based Senior Shopping Reporter at Mashable where she covers and tests essential home tech like vacuums and TVs, plus eco-friendly hacks. Her ever-evolving experience in these categories comes in clutch when making recommendations on how to spend your money during shopping holidays like Black Friday, which Leah has been covering for Mashable since 2017.
