Blue Diamond Cookware Diamond Infused Ceramic Nonstick 7 Piece Cookware Pots and Pans Set, PFAS-Free, Induction Compatible, Oven Safe, Blue

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It has a dome-shaped lid, which provides more room for your meals. This also helps stimulate better airflow as you cook. Although the brand’s advertisements claim the pan is resistant to metal utensils, the manufacturers’ care instructions specify that owners should use wood or nylon utensils.

Using metal utensils:Although Blue Diamond claims its coating is metal utensil safe, you shouldn’t. Over time, they will scratch and degrade the coating. Instead, use wood, plastic, or rubber utensils.

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The sets are toxin-free, eliminating any fears of toxins associated with Teflon. They are also free of lead, PFO, PFAs, and Cadmium. Diamond indeed has a higher thermal conductivity than copper. However, a pan’s heat transfer has little to do with its surface material. The base material, in this case, aluminum, is what impacts a pan’s heat transfer. However, they are not compatible with induction ranges (besides the new Triple Steel collection, which is induction-compatible).

The best way to clean Blue Diamond pans is to wash them by hand with warm water, gentle dish soap, and a soft cloth or sponge. I don’t recommend putting it in the dishwasher since doing so can reduce the pan’s lifespan. Are Blue Diamond pans induction ready? So as an alternative, here are the instructions you may follow to properly care for and preserve the life of your Blue Diamond cookware: The Cookware Company certainly knows how to sell a pan, and the Blue Diamond line speaks directly to the convenience-oriented home chef across their marketing materials. It comes in 6-, 7-, 11-, and 15-piece sets. For this 6-piece cookware set, you get the following items: The pans are manufactured in China by Anotech International and distributed globally by The Cookware Company. This is the same company that owns GreenPan, Green Chef, GreenLife, and other noted ceramic cookware brands.

Additionally, the sets are oven and broiler -safe up to 600 degrees F. You can also use their durable glass lids in an oven up to 425 degrees F. The glass lids are ideal since they enable you to monitor your food’s progress without necessarily opening the pots. Pro Tip: Warm soapy water is your best friend when it comes to washing your Blue Diamond cookware, both before and after using it. The brand claims that diamonds conduct heat 4x faster than copper, a material which is seen by many as the highest standard in heat conduction for cookware. Is the claim true? Blue Diamond cookware is not ideal for induction cooktops. If you only use induction hobs for cooking, you shouldn’t buy them. It won’t work! Blue Diamond Cookware Warranty Tara Casaregola, the engineer who leads cookware testing at Consumer Reports, brings up a number of cookware no-no’s—among them, heating a pan before adding ingredients. “If you leave it empty and have it on high, that’s a misuse that can affect the coating,” she says.

Most of the pan material and weight comes from the solid aluminum base. Aluminum is slightly less responsive to changes in temperature when compared to copper, but it heats just as evenly. Induction They manufacture cookware across all their brands in Europe and Asia, but the Blue Diamond pan is manufactured exclusively in China. Price Some people love the sizzling sound of a hot pan entering cold water. Unfortunately, the pan doesn’t like it quite as much.The manufacturer of Thermolon ceramic confirmed with our team that diamonds are used in their coatings, though they wouldn’t disclose in what quantity or the specific supplier they use.