Great deal on KitchenAid Dutch oven at Costco

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If you have been reading my first post about baking no-knead bread in a Dutch oven, or eying the second post (and related discussion) about marrying the Artisan Bread in Five Minutes a Day method to my Dutch oven, but were one of the people saying “alas, I have no Dutch oven,” I saw a great deal at Costco today.

I cannot find the Dutch oven online, but that’s not unusual for a special deal. And I don’t know how many stores are carrying it. But if you are interested, Costco had this Dutch oven for $49.99 in my local Costco store.

I believe it was the 5-quart size, but don’t hold me to it. It is an enameled cast-iron pot that is oven-safe up to 500 degrees and offers some type of replacement plan (I’m assuming that’s just in case the handle breaks off).

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