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Enameled cast iron · Cocotte · 8.6/10

STAUB Dutch Ovens

French-made cast iron cocottes designed for precision stews and slow cooking with specialized lid knobs

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What stands out

Made in France

These cocottes are manufactured with traditional French iron casting.

Stainless Steel Knobs

Durable knobs allow for safe use in high-temperature ovens.

Specialty Shapes

The collection includes round, oval, and pumpkin-shaped designs.

The lineup

Current pots from STAUB

In this directory

French Cocotte Engineering

These listings focus on the La Cocotte design, featuring enameled cast iron in round and oval shapes. Sizes range from 3.5 qt to 6 qt to serve different group sizes.

  • Cast iron round cocotte
  • Oval Dutch oven shapes
  • Tall cocotte variations
  • Induction safe bottoms
  • Stainless steel lid knobs
  • Pumpkin-shaped specialty pots
What sets them apart

Serving Sizes

Models are categorized by capacity, such as the 4 qt for 3-4 people or the 5 qt for 5-6 people.

Tall vs Round

The 5 qt tall cocotte provides extra height for larger roasts compared to the standard round models.

Specialty Aesthetics

The 3.5 qt pumpkin cocotte offers a unique visual style for seasonal cooking and serving.

Induction Compatibility

These cast iron pots are designed to be safe for use on induction cooktops.

First-hand

Buyer notes

Michael 4.7

The 4 qt round cocotte is the perfect size for serving my family of four.

Luke 4.2

I love the tall cocotte because it fits larger cuts of meat while taking up less space on the stove.

John 4.8

The graphite grey finish is very durable and the pot heats very evenly on my induction range.

Quick answers

STAUB Questions

Where are these Dutch ovens made?

These cast iron cocottes are made in France.

What is a cocotte?

It is the traditional French term for a round or oval Dutch oven used for slow cooking.

Can I use these on an induction stove?

Yes, these cast iron models are induction safe.

What unique shapes are available?

This set includes round, oval, tall, and pumpkin-shaped cocottes.