This is not a drill! Le Creuset has just unveiled its latest color, Shallot. On the Le Creuset website the company explains that the color is "named after the allium fundamental to French cuisine," describing the shade as hovering "between the palest purple and pink with an extremely light whisper of lavender and gray."

Unlike 2017's Millennial Pink, Shallot is glossy instead of matte. The color is reminiscent of the Chiffon color although with more purple undertones. It's part of what LC dubs the "next generation neutrals," and the company recommends pairing this hue with the other colors in the collection - Oyster, Meringue, and White. While I really dig Shallot, it does not fit into my kitchen's palette which has mainly blue-greens with a few splashes of red.
What do you think of this color?
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16 comments
ellabee
Not an appealing color with most food.
Fyretigger
Darcie
Darcie
dbuhler
KatieK1
Fyretigger
averythingcooks
Indio32
lkgrover
janecooksamiracle
It’s pretty. Maybe one day it will be available in France !
bittrette
Why this new color, anyway, on expensive, high-quality cookware that's supposed to last a lifetime? As Fyretigger said, this is too much like FiestaWare. What happens when the next fashionable color comes along?
I'm on the fence about having a Dutch oven, now that my youthful strength is gone; if and when I take the plunge, I'd like a color that suggests homey happiness. Maybe the next color will be more to my liking.
Rinshin
Plutarch
demomcook
slimmer