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This Reader-Favorite Dutch Oven Is Currently 60% Off — but Only for a Very Limited Time

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If you had to buy one piece of enameled cast iron, there’s really no debate: a Dutch oven is your most versatile option. Unfortunately, the classic French brands we love are a serious investment and can cost several hundred dollars, depending on the size you choose. Thankfully, tastemaker extraordinaire Martha Stewart ‘s already-affordable Dutch oven is a whole lot cheaper right now during Macy’s huge Two-Day Home Sale . Originally $199.99, the 6-quart Dutch oven is a favorite with Kitchn readers, and it costs just $79.99 — but only today and tomorrow.

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To be clear, this is not a cheap pot by any means. Constructed from weighty cast iron and coated in glossy, non-reactive enamel, it has the temperature-retention properties necessary for maintaining heat to gently cook and braise meats and stews . If you’re still perfecting your sourdough skills , you’ll be happy to know that the 6-quart pot can bake a loaf of bread and even a small chicken . Both the pot and lid are oven safe up to 500 degrees Fahrenheit. Plus, it comes in a variety of vibrant colors that will dress up any dinner table.

If you’re looking for something a bit roomier, Martha Stewart’s 8-quart Dutch oven is also included in the Macy’s sale for $103.09 (normally $259.99), and you’d be hard-pressed to find a more affordable 4-quart Dutch oven — which is only $63.99 (normally $159.99) right now. Both sizes come in a wide range of bright and neutral colors.

Macy’s Two-Day Home Sale runs today and tomorrow only and includes a ton more deals on cookware and essentials from Martha Stewart’s bright and cheery kitchen collection .

Buy: Martha Stewart Collection Green Enameled Cast Iron Round 6-Qt. Dutch Oven , $79.99 (normally $199.99)

Vanessa Spilios

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Vanessa received her culinary training at Boston U. and has a background in housewares product development & marketing. When not testing appliances or developing recipes, she spends her time drawing and tending to her small but mighty porch garden.

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