Williams Sonoma Is Having a Secret Sale on Staub Cocottes Right Now — Pick Up Your Favorites Before the Holidays

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If you’re in the midst of planning cold-weather dinner parties or your holiday season menu, then you may be looking over your cookware collection and realizing that you’re missing a few ingredients. For individual casseroles, servings of soups, or personal desserts, it’s a good idea to have a good set of cocottes on hand — and luckily, Williams Sonoma currently has a set of Staub mini cocottes in stock and on sale.

The Staub Mini Cocotte Set, which comes in both bright red and white, is a set of stoneware bakers that hold heat gently and won’t absorb moisture. And although they’re small, these cocottes are mighty. You can take them from freezer to oven to table and know that the contents inside each one are baked to perfection. You can even throw these bakers in the microwave if and when you’re in a pinch!

Use them to serve individual helpings of side dishes or desserts, or use them to heat up leftover soups, warm dips, cobblers, crumbles, and more. These little dishes may just become the most-used pieces in your collection.

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And while you’re on Williams Sonoma’s website, you can also check out the sale on Staub’s Enameled Cast Iron Demi French Oven. Available in two sizes, this cast iron baker is on the small side, making it great for dinners for two or making side dishes like rice or other grains. The round bottom and textured lid retain and distribute moisture, making it ideal for fluffy rice dishes, soups, or even simmering jams.

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Take your cool-weather cooking and holiday baking to the next level with a new Staub cocotte set. With your new individual servings of dinner, apps, or desserts, your dinner parties are about to become the talk of the town.

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