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COCOTTE / 28CM / CROSS / STAUB / BLACK

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$238.77 $379 In stock

A black cast iron cocotte featuring a signature Buster + Punch T-bar handle with diamond-cut cross knurling for enhanced grip and control during use. Refined by hand and designed to match seamlessly with Buster + Punch kitchen detailing and collections. Available in steel and brass finishes. A Staub collaboration product.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Lucy ★★★★★

I was a bit skeptical about the price, but the diamond-cut knurling on the T-bar handle gives me a confident, slip-free grip every time I lift it. It's heavier than I expected, which feels reassuringly solid when I'm braising. The black finish really holds up to high heat without any discoloration s

Harper ★★★★★

The handle’s knurling is no gimmick—my grip stayed solid even with wet oven mitts, and the black finish looks sharp on the stovetop. This 28cm size handles a whole chicken plus veggies without crowding.

Benjamin V. ★★★★★

The T-bar handle with that diamond-cut knurling gives me a really secure grip, even when I'm wearing oven mitts. I made a slow-cooked stew last night and the heat distribution was incredibly even across the whole pot.