Walmart Is Selling a Look-Alike of Staub's Pumpkin Dish—but It's 90% Cheaper

As much as we love them, own a couple and know they're heirlooms that will likely last a lifetime, we'll be the first to admit: Cast-iron enamel pieces by brands like Staub and Le Creuset are a big investment. The largest Le Creuset oval Dutch oven, for instance, clocks in at $685.

So while they continually rank among the best cast-iron skillets and Dutch ovens in our test kitchen trials, we're also always on the lookout for a sale (psst...they're pretty frequent!) as well as high-quality products from other brands that look almost exactly similar and cost a fraction of the price since they don't come with the brand name stamped on.

This and every fall, we pine over the oh-so cozy-looking pumpkin cocottes that Staub sells as part of their specialty line. But since it's a seasonal product that we probably wouldn't use to whip up, say, stir-fries in spring or to serve pasta salad in summer, the cost has always tripped us up. The suggested retail price of the classic 3 ½-quart size is $414 to 429, and right now, the white model will run you at least $440.99 on Amazon.

But we just found a look-alike version that's designed by none other than entertaining ace Martha Stewart, and it costs about 90% less than the OG pumpkin pot.