Le Creuset Stoneware Salt Crock, 10 oz., Cerise

This is so handy, sturdy and beautiful! Helps keep salt where you want it and not all over your counters

We love to cook and a big part of that is proper seasoning. Having easy access to salt that you can grab by hand is, well, handy.Over the years we’ve tried several salt cellars and this is the one that’s stayed. The cellar itself is sturdy, having survived more than a couple moves. The design is simple yet attractive. The opening is big enough to get a sizable pinch of salt in one go. There’s not much more you need in a salt cellar.Note that it is open and there’s no way to close it. In humid places, like where we live, the salt can get somewhat clumpy, but it’s never caused an issue.We like ours so much we bought one for a friend.

Bought this as a gift for my DIL! She had never had a salt pig and she loved it!! Excellent quality and brand name! Buy it

You can never go wrong with Le Creuset! These salt crocks are my go-to gifts. Whether it's for house warming parties, bridal showers, or birthdays/Christmas, this is always a fan favorite. This Salt Crock is quite large, however it's useful to have on the counter or to out when hosting dinner parties. I highly recommend!

This is my second crock. The first was a gift and I never knew how much I needed it in my life and it quickly became the most used tool in my kitchen. That being said, the replacement I purchased is so gorgeous. The color is listed as grey but it is a soft grey blue which I am thrilled by. I couldn't be happier with this crock

I had a white one that I dropped. It was time for a change. Everyone needs this - easy to salt food like the pros!

We purchased the blue salt Rock and really like the color. I prefer this kind of salt crock over a salt pig, and it's working really well for us, with the addition of a small wooden spoon. It holds more than enough salt to avoid having to refill frequently. It's good value for the money.

Le Creuset is best known for its cast iron-ceramic/enamel coated Dutch ovens and braising pans. Those products are well made and perform brilliantly once you learn to use them. But a salt crock? It’s ceramic. Cast. Painted and glazed to match my sea salt colored pots and pans. It should be a $5 item. But Le Creuset is very proud of it. So expect to pay 7 to 10 times what it’s worth.