We like a good liar, but we especially like a good liar who almost saves us hundreds of dollars. So when Aldi put these cute Crofton pumpkin casseroles on their shelves, they were almost identical on the shelves-and at a higher price-Staub Pumpkin from Williams-Sonoma Cast Iron Cocotte doppelganger, this is effortless we have to check" They go out by themselves.

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The pumpkin-shaped casserole from Aldi is made by Crofton Cookware, which should look familiar to those who are also obsessed with perusing the kitchen utensils aisles of local shops. Aldi’s Crofton pumpkin casserole is available in three sizes: normal, small and mini. The larger two-quart plate is $14.99, which is very affordable. A single small plate (0.8 quart) or a pack of two small plates (0.4 quart each) is $8.99. These cheap Aldi versions come in shiny orange or soft white-they can be safely thrown in dishwashers, microwaves and ovens.

Now let's take a look at the famous Staub Pumpkin Cast Iron Cocottes sold by Williams-Sonoma. Honestly, you can hardly see the difference. Although it is sold at homeware stores for $229.95, the original price of this pumpkin cocoa is an astonishing $429! Just like the Aldi version, you can order cast iron plates in orange or white. However, you can only find the 3.5 quart size.

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If you are not worried that the Aldi pumpkin dishes are high-fire ceramics with scratch-resistant glaze, and the more fashionable Williams-Sonoma Staub brand is made of cast iron, we think it is safe to say that you can save yourself dim sum by investing in Aldi’s Staub dupe gets cash.

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