What is the width of the channels in the brownie pan vs. the lasagna pan? In the side-by-side pic the width of the channels looks to be the same.
343581
They are the same width. The spatula that comes with the pan is a perfect fit for the channels. I have to say that I have given these as gifts and have made a myriad of other things in this pan, mac and cheese for one.
343582
The width of each channel is 2 5/8"(and there are 4 channels). Each channel perfectly holds 1 lasagna noodle X 4 high so one box is perfect!! (I rarely buy single use pans but this one is well worth it. I LOVE IT! )
709334
There are 2 sized pans in the product images. A large and regular. The regular has handles, loop style, the large just has a side solid, grip handle.
1179391
Yes, this pan is a deep 3" inch pan for baking your lasagna. However the construction is flimsy. I question even heat being distributed for proper baking. I don't see this pan lasting for a long duration. Would I buy this pan again? My answer would be no. I would rather spend more to have a pan last for the long haul.
1164763
It is about 6" deep. I was making lasagna in my "brownie pan" all these years, and it would always overflow (and not be very layered). This pan was great from the moment I used it. There are a lot of "warnings" about care that I will be following to the letter as I love it (ex. can not use it for high temps, must use warm soapy water to clean...duh!). The spatula they gave me with the pan is sort of flimsy...but it was good enough to cut the lasagna and dig it out (I just dont see it lasting very long).
2202598
i believe it is the same size but the shape is a little narrower at the bottom, but when i called the company they said either one can be used. i hope this helps you. May God bless your day.
990731
I purchased these, and the pans I received are the same size. I use mine all the time, for layer cakes and have no problems at all.
1793480
11x8.5 inches, edge to edge. I love this pan! If you're a brownieholic, like me, you'll have brownies in 5 minutes, no kidding!
1291637
tough question. I would say that it is 80-90% of a traditional 13 x 9. that being said, last weekend my wife made lasagna for 8 with the pan without problem.
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It's 14 1/2 inches long on an inside measurement, and around 15 1/2 inches outside, if you include the handles. It's 10 1/2 inches wide inside measurement, and almost 11 inches across including the "lip" at the top. It's a nice, sturdy pan. I like it for vegan lasagna dishes using zucchini and eggplant slices for the "noodle" part. The veggie noodles make the recipe too thick for regular lasagna pans, but this dish is roomy enough to stack everything high and cook it down slowly over time without bubbling over. If you're trying to cut carbs using veggie lasagna "noodles", this dish is a good investment. It's 14 1/2 inches long on an inside measurement, and around 15 1/2 inches outside, if you include the handles. It's 10 1/2 inches wide inside measurement, and almost 11 inches across including the "lip" at the top. It's a nice, sturdy pan. I like it for vegan lasagna dishes using zucchini and eggplant slices for the "noodle" part. The veggie noodles make the recipe too thick for regular lasagna pans, but this dish is roomy enough to stack everything high and cook it down slowly over time without bubbling over. If you're trying to cut carbs using veggie lasagna... » Read More It's 14 1/2 inches long on an inside measurement, and around 15 1/2 inches outside, if you include the handles. It's 10 1/2 inches wide inside measurement, and almost 11 inches across including the "lip" at the top. It's a nice, sturdy pan. I like it for vegan lasagna dishes using zucchini and eggplant slices for the "noodle" part. The veggie noodles make the recipe too thick for regular lasagna pans, but this dish is roomy enough to stack everything high and cook it down slowly over time without bubbling over. If you're trying to cut carbs using veggie lasagna "noodles", this dish is a good investment. « Show Less
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if you like edges on your brownie, it absolutely is!!!! I love edges!!! i think it is well worth the money. i is also super easy to clean up. The best non-stick pan i have ever had! i am going to get the lazagna pan too I think... i think it is a little wider, but again, you have to like the pieces. Hope this helps!
1039154
10 x 14 x 2.5. It is a perfect pan for lasagna -- evenly distributes heat, and my lasagna was great. Good for one pan (one recipe).
764958
The measurements are as stated in the description. however I've found that I very rarely use the entire pan for a batch of anything. It's a handy pan if you use a ton of nonstick spray. If you don't cover every corner you brownies, etc. will stick and be hard to get out of the pan. However if you do spray it a lot you will get a very nice looking, evenly cut brownies. It is a big pan though and like I said I rarely if ever end up using every well. That means the batter will leak under a bit, but it doesn't make that much difference. It's a nice pan but needs a bit more work to get all of the kinks out. I use it quite a bit. It is much easier than the old fashioned method.
1059212
I was wondering the same! I assume since the cheaper pan @ 8.99 is 2" across according to the reviews, that this is the pan where the pockets are 3" across as is the general size of these pans. (sizes are approximate) But then you know what they say about assuming!
1402690
The pictured pan matches the one I received exactly when I ordered the HIC lasagna pan - I don't have a record of the model#.
1040478
I just measured my pan..It is approx. 9x13. However, the actual area to place items for baking is somewhat less. That is because the pan has handles on each end.
2067033
lol did not even realize the sizes are marked on the pans lol, here they are, the small pan 1.2QT next pan up 2.4QT next pan up 3.3QT then the skillet is 3.2QT the big pan is a 5QT, hope this helps dear, Happy shopping =)
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I've never measured the width but I think in the description it said a sixteenth of an inch and yes they are all the same. It works great, I did 8 heads of cabbage for kraut in about 15 minutes. Hope this helps.