If you’ve been lusting after Salter Chester Cast Iron Casserole Dishes, you’re not alone. Cast iron is coveted by all chefs and these dishes are at the centre of it. With their chic cream finish, polished gold knobs, and classic silhouettes, they look far more expensive than they are. Whether you’re planning Sunday lunches or midweek one-pots, these casserole dishes promise the same cosy, home-cooked appeal as the designer brands, but at a price that won’t make your eyes water.
I first spotted Salter Chester Cast Iron Casserole Dishes when I was looking for ways to refresh my kitchen ahead of autumn hosting. Meghan Markle’s Le Creuset famously sent the internet into a frenzy a few months back, but that set costs hundreds. Salter has managed to capture the same timeless look and much of the same performance for a fraction of the price. And while Le Creuset undoubtedly makes some of the best cast iron in the world, Salter’s version is far from second best.
