Staub cookware deals are fresh from the oven — save up to 56% this Black Friday

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If you enjoy cooking with premier pots, now is the time to swipe up some Black Friday bargains. I love cooking with cast iron, and there's no competing with quality French craftsmanship, which is why my eyes have wandered over to these brilliant Staub deals.

Whether you like cooking with ceramic coating or pure cast iron, there’s a Staub deal for you. If you’re looking for a set, I’d recommend Staub’s Cast Iron 4-Piece Stackable Cookware Set for $469 at Best Buy, making an outlandish saving of $588. However, if you’re looking for a single item, Staub’s 3.5-quart Braiser is now $179 at Amazon. There’s now no excuse for cooking with premium cookware in the kitchen.

Black Friday Staub Sale: Quick List

Staub 0.75-Quart Petite Ceramic Pumpkin Baking Dish: was $44 now $29 @ Amazon
Staub Ceramics 4-Piece Baking Pans Set: was $219 now $99 @ Amazon
Staub 4-Quart Round Cast Iron Round Cocotte: was $319 now $129 @ Amazon
Staub Braiser with Glass Lid, 3.5-Quart: was $269 now $179 @ Amazon
Staub Cast Iron Set 4-Piece, Stackable Space-Saving Cookware Set: was $1057 now $465 @ Amazon

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