Best Baccarat Cookware & Fryware Products

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Baccarat IconiX

Baccarat IconiX

3.7  Summary
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Ms Gadget VIC 7 posts
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Purchased a 32 cm frying pan. Cleaned and seasoned as instructed. Smoking and burnt stains occurred within the first 60 seconds of usage. I should haves saved my time going to House to purchase and just tore up $100 to put in the bin. Show details

Baccarat ID3

Baccarat ID3

2.5  Summary
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Cristina V.
 

Great customer service. Ryan was very helpful and quickly with his responses. He was careful to make sure he knew which product I had and organised a quick replacement. Thank you!! Show details

Baccarat Granite

Baccarat Granite

2.6  Summary
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Marcie WA 2 posts
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Handles get rediculously hot even with holders. To dangerous to use. Wish I had read these reviews before purchasing. Very disappointed because I thought that Baccarat had a good name. Show details

Baccarat Rock

Baccarat Rock

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Steph G. 2 posts
 

Purchase another frypan as was so happy with the quality of my last one, if I had seen it before I purchased this one, I had it posted, I would never… Read more

have got it. The quality is is terrible nothing like the first one, thin metal, so light, it's like the quality you buy at Woolworths or Coles, all that money, it's a rip off

Baccarat Capri

Baccarat Capri

3.1  Summary
Karen L.
 

I’ve owned baccarat capri + since 2018 having bought multiple saucepans particularly for the soft grip type handles. Three of the seven handles are… Read more

now spinning as I lift them when cooking or cleaning. Although under warranty, I’m disappointed my saucepan set will no longer be matching because the item is replaced with the iconIX style.

Baccarat Stone 4 Piece

Baccarat Stone 4 Piece

1.7  Summary
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Mrs M 6 posts
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I bought the Baccarat Stonex2 24cm fry pan less than 6 months ago and it is definitely not non stick at all. Started to notice this after about 2… Read more

months in. No matter what i cook, eggs, sausages, bacon, it all sticks. I always followed the usage instructions, so it's extremely disappointing that Baccarat has manufactured such rubbish and as such I will be returning this defective product.

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Sandy H QLD 7 posts
 

Very disappointing after 5 years hardly used. Never burnt or scratched but a chunk of enamel has come off. It was a gift so I don't have a receipt so even if it has a warranty they will not assist. Expected more i would not recommend this pot. Show details

Baccarat Stone

Baccarat Stone

3.0  Summary
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Manfred M.
 

I purchased a 300mm Stone Ware fry pan a long time ago, and it failed to become a nonstick to sticky, Baccarat replaced it due to my review, and as… Read more

per the photos it failed again, I purchased the item due to a lifetime warranty, so when Baccarat replaces this one it is of better quality, or will it the same poor quality, let's hope they have improved their product.

Baccarat Italico

Baccarat Italico

3.4  Summary
Rod Rich WA 12 posts
 

Great Fry pans for everyday use – We bought two Baccarat Italica frypans three years ago (one 20cm and one 30cm ) and although there is some staining underneath and on the sides they… Read more

have been in constant use and have cooked very well. They are extremely sturdy and handles don't get too hot to handle. The 30cm frypan is now starting to lose its non stick ability but after this amount of use it is to be expected. Will buy another shortly.

Martin VIC
 

This pan is a nightmare: if you forget to use the strange handle-covers that come with it, you will burn your fingers. If you do remember to use the… Read more

handle covers, but forget to remove them when you move the pan to the side of the plate, they will melt, even if on an electric hob.

Baccarat Ceramix

Baccarat Ceramix

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David QLD 12 posts
 

We purchased two of these frying pans and they are both terrible. The larger one if permanently stained and neither of them are non-stick. Food… Read more

sticks to them and you need a wooden spoon to get it unstuck. We paid a premium and were very disapointed to the point we will throw them out and buy non Baccarat pans.

Baccarat Flame Frypan

Baccarat Flame Frypan

2.0  Summary
garion1992 SA
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Average cookware, probably avoid – We've had about 4 or 5 of these frying pans in different sizes and initially they are great, non stick works well, they aren't too heavy, handle is… Read more

comfortable and cooks evenly.

Unfortunately within 6 to 12 months, the non stick wears out and they are pretty much unusable unless A LOT of oil is used.

I am happy we got them at 50% off or better, otherwise I'd give a 1 star review. They are priced at about $150 each which is overpriced for how long they last.

Shane Barnes VIC 6 posts
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Terrible product I got the Baccarat frypan to replace my old Teflon pans that no longer were non-stick; unfortunately, absolutely everything sticks… Read more

in the brand-new pan. Frying a simple egg will turn it into scrambled eggs as you try to scrape it off the pan. I have been watching dozens of videos online and reading articles on how to make my stainless-steel pan “non-stick,” but so far I have not found anything effective. Which means, cleaning up is infuriating. Constantly picking at the food to try to remove it from the pan as you hand-wash it. I suspect that I will be replacing this very soon, because using it makes me not want to cook.

Ozwelder QLD 60 posts
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This Frypan lists as a non stick ceramic frypan. It is NOT- a non-stick due to food items being cooked sticking to the cooking surface. .When the… Read more

egg/bacon is cooked it has to be flipped over and the plastic flipper has to be used to scrape the cooked egg/bacon residue away.

We have owned it 3 months( purchased mid March 2025 and there is no scratch damage which is good. We clean it by soaking with a touch of dishwasher liquid and water followed by scraping it with the plastic flipper and paper kitchen toweling.

Even though it is aluminium is is heavier than the other frypans we have owned and while rugged the feature we purchased it for at $90 is not there. Pros * Tough cooking surface -not easily scratched

Cons * Odd Size- 32 cms most others were 30 cms -therefore we needed to buy a lid * Weight- heavier than other comparable fry pans-we are a senior couple * Difficulty in cleaning after cooking-spent more time cleaning it than cooking

I would not recommend this fry pan.

GCC 31/5/25

Macca QLD 14 posts
 

Bad finish - very poor quality – After washing the the base of the pot holds water in the seam between the heavy base and the bottom of the pot and also in the handle of the lid. For $160 retail that is ridiculous!