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SAVE $220:As of Feb. 5,Watch Midhunter get a free Le Creuset Heart Mini Cocotte (a $220 value!) with a $250+ purchase. Use code VALENTINEat checkout. Offer ends Feb. 12.

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This Valentine’s Day, Le Creuset is giving away a free Heart Cocotte with any purchase of $250 or more.

Now through Feb. 12, customers can receive this limited-edition enameled cast iron heart-shaped cocotte, a $220 value, with a qualifying purchase of $250 (which shouldn’t be hard to do). You’ll also get free shipping on orders of $99+.

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The Heart Cocotte is perfect for baking, roasting, and serving up intimate side dishes, dips, and desserts. Think creamed corn, scalloped potatoes, roasted vegetables (especially root vegetables cut into smaller pieces), or a small portion of mac and cheese.

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Here are a few discounted items to get to that $250 threshold and earn the free Heart Cocotte:

• Heart Serving Bowl — $24.50 $35(save $10.50)

• Signature Petite Tasse (set of 4) — $39.99 $56(save $16.01)

• Heart Serving Platter — $42 $60(save $18)

• Heritage Fluted Pie Dish (2-piece set) — $79.99 $112(save $32.01)

• Heritage 3-Piece Rectangular Baking Dish Set — $134.99 $195(save $60.01)

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