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Le Creuset's newest collection isn't made for the kitchen but still features the brand's iconic sell-out colourways

Is this the most stylish way to take your lunch to work?

Le Creuset's collection of tupperware and flasks
(Image credit: Le Creuset)

Le Creuset, the cast-iron cookware brand with the most recognisable pots and pans in the world, is leaving the kitchen for the first time with its new range called On The Go.

It's not straying too far from what it does best with this range, with an array of food containers, water bottles and food flasks to take the fruits of your cooking endeavours wherever you like.

The collection encompasses two food containers, a hot drink flask and hydration bottle in two sizes, 1 litre and 500ml.

You can pick up that bottle in those Le Creuset colours that have been everywhere in the last few years: Shell Pink, Nectar, Volcanic, Cerise, Bamboo, Deep Teal and Satin Black.

Le Creuset's on the go collection of water bottles

(Image credit: Le Creuset)

The pieces I'm most excited about are the food containers which are stainless steel with pops of Le Creuset colour. They are double-wall insulated too, as well as fit with a 900ml capacity.

Le Creuset's new on the go collection

(Image credit: Future/Le Creuset)

The collection also features a travel mug, for £30, which has been long awaited by fans who want to take the impressive insulating ability of Le Creuset cast iron pots on the go with them.

Now it's 2025, we're officially into Le Creuset's 100th birthday year and there's sure to be plenty in the works from the brand to celebrate the centenary. Will you be looking out for the collector's items?

Molly Cleary
Kitchen Appliances Editor

Molly is Ideal Home’s Kitchen Appliances Editor and the Ideal Home Certified Expert on Appliances. An all-around cooking and baking enthusiast, she loves finding the next must-have product for readers that will their kitchen a better place. She joined the team in September 2022 after working on the editorial teams of Real Homes, Homes & Gardens and Livingetc.

For the last 4 years, she's been reviewing hundreds of small appliances; conducting tests at home or in the Ideal Home test kitchen.

Molly also has the lucky job of testing coffee machines, from pricey bean-to-cup models to low-faff pod machines, to serve those looking to hone their barista skills at home. She oversees an expert panel of coffee machine reviewers too, to cover every coffee niche.