I first purchased my Baccarat Diamond stockpot in 2009 after a recommendation from a good friend, Ayu.
At first I was collecting the Baccarat Classic range and used 2 pots from the 10 pots I bought.
It was made of aluminium and heats up real fast. But I found it hard to maintain especially the cleaning part. Plus the handle breaks quite easily, leaving my pots handleless... (wrong word choice) Now, I still have unopened boxes of the Classic Range.
Baccarat Atlas. The Diamond looks exactly like this but a little wider, not deeper |
My first instances with Baccarat Diamond was the stockpot which I made my Nasi Arab in. After using it, I fell in love with this range at once. It worked like a dream...My KFC chicken (my recipe) turned out yummy when deep fried in my Diamond. The chicken was tender in the inside and crunchy on the outside. Cooking chores became very smooth with Diamond. (Hey Baccarat, I think I should get some kind of commission for promoting your goods!)
Check out what a friend commented about the Diamond!!!!
The best of all, cleaning was easy pezzy. Over the last 2 years I have collected many Baccarat Diamond saucepans, stockpots and fry pans. These are not just collections. I use them daily and I love every minute using my Baccarat.
This cap is not from my Baccarat collection. Too lazy to snap each picture. They are all stocked up in my kitchen |
The Baccarat Roaster- bought but havent got a chance to use it yet. |
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