I have 13 and 14" frying pans. Will the 15" be too big for those? Also, how do they clean? Is it hard to clean . Thank you
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It will be fine on the 13 and 14 inch pans, it will just hang over the edges a little but will still prevent splatters. I use a soapy cloth on both sides, rinse and let air dry. You could put through the dishwasher but I never do..... Hope that helps!
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I LOVE the screen!! I have a 14" pan and it is great with it. I like it not fitting exactly on the rim, the extra inch keeps it more stable. It is very easy to clean.
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You are in the same boat as I was. It will hang over the side of the 13, but in all honesty I'd rather it be too large than too small. I have a hand me down cast iron 11 3/4" and my previous screen was 12". It was fine for most of the skillet- but the protection over the "pour" area allowed some splatter to escape. I have a glass surface that shows everything. I would rather have a 1/2" margin than splatter to clean up. It is a true 15" screen. The screen is well made and robust. The handle-to- screen attachment is less than comforting.
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I deliberately bought my screen "too big." I thought "better than too small or even just right." Point: I like the oversize. I used the dishwasher and was amazed at the wonderful cleaning job. No problem there either. I hand washed it a couple of times and, again, no problem.
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I use it on a 13" pan and love it (you need to have some hang over). I just use a rag with dish soap on it to clean. The handle connection is a bit iffy, so I'm careful when I clean it.
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My largest is a 12". They seem like a stiff felt material and mine have held up well also. I haven't tried cleaning them since they sit between clean pans, so I'm not sure I'd they'd wash well.
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Get the 10 inch covered fryer. It has straight sides like a saute pan. But it probably a little shy of 10 inches.
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Hi Jacob -- The outside diameter is 15" and the inside diameter is 14". The bottom surface is 14" because it is a set in from the pan. It is big!!
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Cast iron happens to be the best skillet to cook with on this Duxtop. Heat transfer is superb. It takes maybe an additional minute or two to heat up the skillet, but once it's hot, heat transfer is quick. However, the weight is a concern for me. So is the 15" size. It just may be too wide. I'd probably not go over 11".
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Yes, it is the perfect size for the fry pan. I think the fry pan is my favorite. Wonderful for fresh vegetables. I cook with coconut oil, works great with the fry pan.
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Most fry pans, including this one are measured at the top. For example, my 12" Analon panis about 10" at the bottom surface. That is a very large fry pan. Would estimate the 10" isabout 8" at the bottom. I prefer slightly smaller pans, can do 5 egg scramble in 8' pan.
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I bought the 14" All Clad Stainless Steel fry pan. The measurement is across the top of the pan. I cook for two and three people and I need a 14" fry pan to cook 4 pieces of chicken thighs at once. Or to cook and turn 4 pancakes. The 8" pan is very small and I would say appropriate for just one piece of chicken or a very small pancake.
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I bought the mini iron fry pan by lodge and lid fits perfect love the set. I would rather not use T- fall once it scratches you would have to toss it. I would recommend buying the set it will last a life time with proper care and season it all the time and don't use soap on them or let them sit wet!
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I own this set. I would not recommend using the dish washer to clean. Do to the non stick surface. You will shorten the life of your pans if so.
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I'm sorry this answer took so long, but yes, I've used them for 11 x 15 pan...I just over lapped them a little.
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I did not buy an 8" skillet. I bought the 15" skillet and gave it as a gift so I cannot give an honest opinion. Sorry!
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Hello Shawn, I bought my lid for a 14" pan must I must say that the lid I bought is a great fit. I can use both together and the lid fits snuggly into the top edge of the pan, almost as if it had been made together. When cooking the lid allows me to watch my meal being prepared while keeping all of the moisture inside the pan. Things I cook don't dry out. When I need to lift the lid off it comes away such that the moisture will remain in the cooking pan if I want or get let out to begin the "drying" of the meal.
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We do not have a 15 inch pan or pot. The largest one we use is 12 in. and it fits that. It does not appear to be big enough and perhaps notheavy enough for so large a pan. You may need to look for commercially designed lids.
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It is hard to find universal frying pan lids over 12 inches in diameter, but I don't use a lid at all. I use a large piece of 18-inch heavy-duty aluminum foil, which after use I can clean, fold up, store (in a gallon, sixe zip-lock or slider bag) & re-use until it starts break apart (after that I just rip off another piece of foil large enough to cover the frying pan).
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Yes actually they do fit the frying pans. I haven't had any issues using my new set. Really love cooking with them.
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I am not really sure. We bought it as a birthday present for my husbands daughter. When I use my frying pans, i use a Splatter screen instead of the lid.Lot less messy and they only cost about $15.00 or so. We have a set of the older pans and they just don't wear out. Ours are over 40 years old.You can also get the copper cleaner made for them.Hope this helps. Have a Happy Thanksgiving and a blessed Christmas.