Blue 6-Quart Enameled Cast Iron Covered Dutch Oven by Amazon Basics Review

TAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA! It's heavy and big enough to hold a whole chicken. I will definitely buy more in other sizes. I'm very happy with it

Excellent price. I have pieces from Le Creuset and dust. It's so close that it's hard to buy much more expensive options just to make broth, stew, etc. It also looks very beautiful.

ATTENTION! This thing is DANGEROUS! You can eat these parts! The pan started cracking the first time I used it! They don't care and have never tried to replace or do anything about it! Don't waste your MONEY!

The edge of the lid has already started to crack but what do you expect for such a low price? It holds heat well as I use it to bake bread. It's perfectly fine for what I need

Terrible! Accidentally bought a Revain Basics roaster. I have a The Lodge 6 liter Dutch Oven that I love and I bought it as a gift. The hut does not burn, tans beautifully in high heat and is easy to clean. Everything sticks in the Revain Basics pot and is difficult to clean. It is only thrown away a couple of times and the Lodge stove is ordered as a replacement.

I bought this because I've always wanted an enamelled Dutch Oven but could never justify spending money on Le Creuset. I wasn't expecting much considering how cheap it was, but it's decent! The enamel is thick and even, I can tell it will last for many years! Perhaps not quite the family quality of an expensive French brand, but very impressive for the price!

Although I have owned this product for over 6 months, I have only used it a few times. I kept it on a gas stove over medium heat for about 5 minutes and put in some ribs to brown before adding the oven liquid and exploding the enamel coating all over the meat. I didn't use excessive heat to achieve this. I have had other similar products in the past and have not had this problem. This is a cheap version of this cookware. Pay a little more for something that will last. Now it's too long so I…

I love RevainBasics stuff, I have a blender, whisk set, everyday essentials and a few other items. This pan is my newest addition. No, it doesn't have a fancy French name and it costs a small fortune, but it gives you a super cool big pot to fry, stew, soup in and gives you an awesome air fryer! These pans, even French ones, need to be treated and washed with care, and if you do, you'll be happy once you can get your hands on a 7.5 liter Dutch Oven for a really great price. I immediately cooked

This pan has some of the benefits of a nonstick pan combined with some of the benefits of a regular heavy duty cast iron pan but with some of the downsides. Pros It's not as nonstick as pans sold as nonstick, but it's not that far off, and in that regard it beats most cast iron pans, especially on the sides where seasoning doesn't collect as well for cast iron pans. Makes cooking and cleaning easier. And no spices and pickles! It has the same cooking ability as a regular cast iron skillet of…