Specification
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #108283 in Kitchen & Housewares
- Color: Flame
- Brand: Le Creuset
- Model: PG4160-1002
- Released on: 2005-04-20
- Dimensions: 3.50" h x
5.25" w x
4.50" l,
1.26 pounds
Features
- Pumpkin-shaped 12-ounce petite casserole made of stoneware with an enamel finish
- Sure-grip side handles facilitate a steady hold during transport
- Secure-fitting stoneware lid with stem-like knob traps in heat and moisture
- Dishwasher-safe; oven-safe up to 500 degrees F
- Measures 4-1/2 by 5-1/5 by 3-1/2 inches
Product Description
Le Creuset Stoneware New Petite Pumpkin Casserole, 12 oz - Flame With so many uses, our petite apple casserole is sure to become a kitchen mainstay. It's just the right size for dips, condiments, cheeses and garnishes. It's a charming way to bake and serve individual portions.
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
51 of 53 people found the following review helpful.
By D. Bailey
is made in Thailand, not France as you would expect from a Le Creuset item. In the product description, it says, "Festive and fun. Welcome fall with the addition of these petite pumpkin casseroles to your set. Serve up individual servings of pumpkin soup or fill it with cinnamon for an added spice of life. Superior CAST IRON construction retains and distributes heat quickly and evenly. Limited lifetime warranty." This product is part of the Le Creuset stoneware line and IS NOT cast iron. The lid is not at all tight fitting, either. This casserole is very small. I know 12 oz isn't much, but I did think it would be big enough to hold at least enough food for an individual casserole serving. As a (very) proud owner of 16 pieces of Le Creuset, it saddens me to have to give this only 3 stars, but I had to deduct because of the poor fitting lid, it being made in Thailand, the incorrect product discription and the size. On the plus side, it is very cute!
12 of 14 people found the following review helpful.
By Wolf in Sheep's Clothing
Why? Because it is very small. And, it's not made of Le Creuset cast iron, but of Le Creuset stoneware -- a big difference.That said, it's very cute and a great little pot -- I use a fleet of these to make little pumpkin breads. They're also good for pumpkin pudding (otherwise known as pumpkin pie without the crust....)On all the little Le Creuset "petites" you need to know that the capacity is highly overstated. If it says 12 ounces, assume 10. If it says 10 ounces, assume 8. And, if like some of the fruit shapes they give you 5" x5" dimensions, just know that they're including handles and lid-knobs and the volume is probably under 8 ounces. This is okay for single servings of desert, but that's about it.I think Le Creuset had an identity crisis about the time they started making this little "petite" line because the first ones were all really made of cast iron like the larger versions -- but then the second wave has been pottery except for the occasional slip baqck into cast iron. Being consistant is just too much trouble for them, I suppose.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful.
By cameraphonevegan
2 days after getting this i heard my kittens knock this over onto the marble floor! this is a VERY STURDY item! it's fine; it didn't even chip it or break the stem! it was bigger than i thought it would be after reading the other reviews. it would be great to hold a dip or a small side for 2. currently mine is a sugar bowl ; )
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