I have used my baccarat pot and saucepan set for over 3-years. You can assume the non-stick will go after significant use and that has happened only with one frypan (that gets more rigorous use). The pots I cannot complain about, they have been great - I cook every day for my small family and so the range has been used a lot - I would highly recommend them.

Purchased the ID3 Grill pan and within 1 year it lost its non stick ability and started charring even when used on low heat. Tried to make a claim with Playcorp the group that handle and manufactures the products and it was deemed natural wear and tear!! At one year of usage at about 2 times a week on medium heat... with a non scratch cirulon brush that house sells.. and it's apparently my faulT!! Warning to anyone wanting to buy this product don't, it's not cheap but its made cheap! Don't buy it.

I recently bought 3 saucepans in the Stainless Steel Baccarat ID3 range. All I can say is that the stainless ID3 range are the best saucepans I have ever used. They are a good weight & work well on an induction cooktop. I have found them very easy to keep clean. I was told not go with the anodised range as they are not as good.

Bought a few Baccarat pans after we were told about the warranty etc. 12 months later The larger one is no longer non stick and the smaller one is peeling off around the edges. We have never touched them with metal utensils and don't own a scourer. We only rinse and wipe out with a chub cloth.
Thanks Baccarat for your rubbish pans.

I had my frypan for 12 months before it lost all no stick abilities. Better off getting a $10 target one which would remain nonstick for the same amount of time

I followed all care instructions and within 18 months the bottoms had peeled off the pan base. I attempted to care for the non stick coating but general use of the set and daily wear and tear made sure all the coating chipped off.
So unsatisfied with these pans. Waste of money and I can see most of the reviews are similar. I'm switching to Jamie Oliver. My girlfriends have these pots and for the same cost they have standard the test of time!!!
Baccart-crap!!!!!

Purchased entire set thinking we were finally buying best quality items for first time in our lives. Have been so careful in caring for our set. Have used no metal objects, no scourers etc. Have done everything right...there is only the two of us retired so we don't over use the pots, but needless to say two years on and they are now beginning to peel and lose their non stick coating. Unbelievable. All these years not being able to afford something decent, then saving like hell to buy these only to have this happen. I am beyond disgusted.

My first id3 purchase of a small fry pan was good quality. So I bought the complete set and the wok. However, the cookware started to show scratch marks after few times use. I have always been careful washing it with non-scratch spounge and only use silicone spachelor! Tried to call their customer service to inquire about warranty, they told me it doesn't not covers wear and tear. I bought the product based on what they claimed hard-anodised and 25year warranty, so upset to hear this reply from the customer service!

After using crappy woolworths nonstick pans for years i decided to fork out the money for a good pan. I bought the id3 fry pan. I am a vegetarian and only ghee and sunflower oil in our cooking. We use the pan nearly everyday and within 3 months showed wear and tear. After six months completely worn out. Pan was no better if not worse than woolies pans. What's worse is baccarat were so rude to deal with when claiming warranty, and declined the warranty saying that the warranty only included manufacturing faults and not wear and tear. Never buying Baccarat again!

I purchased a set of Baccarat ID3 knives for a discounted prices of $199.......supposedly discounted from $599?
After normal use, no dishwasher, washed and dried after each use, it is very disappointing that the blades have rust marks on them.

On the same day that I bought the Baccarat Bio+ frying pan I bought a $5 mini egg frying pan. Within less than a year everything sticks to the Baccarat pan. I treated the pan carefully and followed all the washing and cooking guidance. Now no matter how much oil is used, eveything sticks to the pan and breaks up. By contrast nearly 2 years on, the $5 pan can still deliver a perfect fried egg with very little oil.

I purchased a Baccarat professional 40cm roaster. The third time I used it the non stick coating peeled off. Robins Kitchen replaced it and the second tome I used it the same thing happened. I am returning it this weekend.

We bought the entire range of this cookware and very soon realised it was nowhere as good as we had expected. We thought we had bought top of the range, yet it didn't perform as well as some cheapies we've had. The non stick didn't stay non stick and they looked dreadful. Try to claim on the warranty and you are met with accusations of not looking after the product and you have no defence. Finally they went into the rubbish bin. Good news is we were persuaded to try the Baccarat Rock range, so we bought one to start with, and they are very good. Exceptional so far after 3 months.

I bought this roasting pan as I am a big fan of Baccarat but not any more. The first time I used it, I waited until the dish was absolutely stone cold before rinsing under hot water. The non stick coating has peeled off leaving great big silver spots everywhere. The word Baccarat on the handles started to fade, also while rinsing under hot water. Very disappointed and will no longer buy Baccarat anything !