Le Creuset shares the love with its heart-stopping Valentine’s Day collection — 5 buys I recommend
Cookware that feeds the heart

The holiday season is barely over and before you know it, Valentine’s Day looms. It’s another time for gifting and deciding what to buy your loved one. While flowers, chocolates, and scent are an easy buy, a personal gift that's as beautiful as it is useful will undoubtedly earn you extra brownie points.
To help you impress the cookware enthusiast in your life, Le Creuset has launched its ever-popular Valentine’s Day Collection. All designed to inspire the passionate baker or creative cook in your life, the cookware range caters to every pocket, from $15 for a spatula and rising to over $200 for one of its iconic dutch ovens.
Le Creuset also makes some of the best cast iron skillets on the market, and I can just see myself making some show-stopping heart-shaped pancakes on February 14th in its cerise skillet.
Cookware from a much-loved brand
When I think of Le Creuset, it brings to mind a company with a solid reputation and products that will last. So, although Le Creuset’s cookware can be on the pricey side, you’re buying a well-designed product from a much-loved brand.
Gifting cookware for Valentine’s Day may not seem romantic, but if your loved one enjoys spending time in the kitchen and is a Le Creuset fan, it will be a way to their heart. The new collection features heart-themed mugs, serving platters, bowls, a wooden trivet, and a whole host more.
I've selected a few products from the collection to suit every budget when buying a gift for your loved one this Valentine's Day.
5 buys I recommend
This heart-designed spatula is durable, easy-to-clean, and the head is constructed from hygienic and heat-resistant BPA-free silicon. The spatula is flexible and non-abrasive, and is ideal for use on non-stick and porcelain enamel cookware. You'll find the classic Le Creuset signature on the wooden handle.
A match made in heaven: this salt and pepper due is functional but also eye-catching, with a slanted top that's ideally angled for pouring salt and pepper, and a generous capacity that won't need re-filling too often.
The mini set of four pinch bowls is a lovely way to keep salt, pepper, herbs and spices in easy reach when cooking. They can also be used to appetizers, dips, or even a few heart-shaped chocolates for sharing. These petite bowls are available in a cerise, white, or a multi-colored range.
This charming heart-shaped skillet comes in a 6-inch and 10-inch width and is available in a range of romantic colors. It's compatible with all cooktops, oven-safe up to 500°F and even dishwasher-safe.
With a classic heart-shape, this shallow cocotte, in peche, is ideal for warming casseroles, deserts and breads. Made with cast-iron, it has exceptional heat distribution and retentions qualities, with large loop handles for easy lifting from the oven to table. The cocotte is also available in cerise, shell pink, berry, shallot and white.
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Camilla is the Homes Staff Writer and covers everything to do with homes and gardens. She has a wealth of editorial experience, mounting over 30 years, and covers news and features, tests products for reviews and compiles buying guides.
Her work has appeared in business and consumer titles, including Ideal Home, Real Homes, House Beautiful, Homebuilding & Renovation, and Kitchen & Bathroom Business. She’s even appeared on the cover of Your Home, writing about her own house renovation.
Although she’s obsessed with decorating her home, she also enjoys baking and trying out the latest kitchen appliances. But when she’s not inside, you’ll find her pottering about in her yard, tending to her vegetable patch or taking in her prized hydrangeas.