The best Le Creuset deal you’ll find this Memorial Day weekend is on the 6.5-quart Signature Round Deep Oven, which the brand describes as a cross between a Dutch oven and a stockpot. Compared to its Dutch oven, it’s taller, which helps to reduce boil-over and contain splatters from soups and sauces, and also narrower, so it takes up less room on your stovetop. 

Only Wayfair Rewards members can score this enameled cast iron skillet for half-off. The 10.25-inch skillet has a wide loop handle opposite the long helper handle for better maneuverability. “I love my Signature Skillet for giving me all the benefits of cast iron without any of the annoying baggage,” contributor Nic says in his review.

Going camping this summer? Everything from Le Creuset’s Alpine Collection, made for cooking over a fire, is on sale right now. The Alpine Skillet is low enough to fit under a grill hood, and its handles are wide enough to accommodate thick grill gloves. And despite its sleek black look, it is indeed enameled cast iron (read: It’s easy to maintain).

Sur La Table is the only retailer besides Le Creuset that’s selling the Provence colorway, which returned last month. This casserole dish with glass lid is only available at the retailer. “I didn't know how much I would like the smaller handles compared to most skillets, but it's helpful for staging ingredients while you're cooking and not having to worry about working around a longer handle,” one reviewer says.

Only Williams Sonoma is carrying this stoneware covered baker in Lapis. The shallow 2-quart dish has flared handles with scalloped detailing on either side and a tight-fitting lid to seal in moisture. If this isn’t your color, the dish is also on sale in French Grey, Matte White, and Agave.

Yes, you can buy full-size Le Creuset cookware for under $100. The Traditional Petite Stockpot is enamel on steel — it can quickly bring water to a boil, and then retain that heat to keep the cooking momentum going. Need more space? It’s on sale in 6-quart, 8-quart, 12-quart, and 16-quart sizes, too.

It’s worth shopping Le Creuset at Crate and Barrel for its exclusive color range — you’re seeing Chambray on this 5.25-quart rectangular roaster. Like a lot of Le Creuset cookware, it works just as well for dinner (mac and cheese, roasted vegetables, a small turkey) as it does for dessert (berry crumble).

You’ll often see similar Le Creuset sale prices across retailers, but, as of this writing, this square cast iron grill pan (in Shallot) is priced lower at Nordstrom than it is at Amazon or Sur La Table. Its ridges simultaneously leave beautiful grill marks and drain grease and fat, which you can discard from either side spout.

It’s neither enamel nor stoneware, yet the Le Creuset champagne star has a beauty all its own. The singular style, made of nickel, is easy to hold, requires much less effort than a traditional corkscrew (just give a gentle push and twist), and prevents pressurized corks from popping off. 

This vintage-style fry pan is made of enameled cast iron (except for its distinctive handle, which is made of maple-finished beechwood and stays cool to the touch). Just keep in mind that because of the handle, this fry pan can’t go in the oven or dishwasher.