Anyone use this container for homemade bread that's made in a regular size (5.5"x9.5") bread pan?
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I have not used it for bread as I have a regular lock&lock; bread container...but I don't know why it wouldn't work!
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I have this same container and although I haven't used it for homemade bread I do use mine for bakery bought bread. It really seems to keep the bread fresher longer.
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It is 7" across the top and 6 inches on the bottom. Depends on the bread you are using. For a standard loaf it would just fit. Would go for the next size up myself. This is great for scambled egg, omelet for one. Love it - but not all that versatile. I had Lodge pans also and really cannot tell the difference.
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The one I bought is not quite deep enough for a loaf of bread. That would be a more perfect size, though.
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If the sandwich is small or is on a round shaped bun. If you use normal size bread, you would have to squeez the corners in a bit to make it fit into the round container.
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I've used it on "regular" loaf-size bread and also the smaller, organic loaves. I've even used half the cutout on a half sandwich. My kids think these are super fun!
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I keep Maier's Italian bread in the container without any problems. It's a little wider than normal bread. Love the container.
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I really don't know. I usually bake my bread in a Pullman loaf pan and the loaves end up being too tall to fit the bags! I am not using the bags and am looking for some others. King Arthur sells bags that are wider so they might work better. You can send an e-mail and order from them. Good luck!
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Hi Lizzie. I'm pleased to answer your question. The inside dimensions of the adjustable Bread Keeper are: 6 3/8" wide - plenty of room, and 6 1/8" high if you use the included cutting board. If you don't, it's 6 3/8" high. (This dimension could stand to be a bit larger - maybe a half-inch - to accommodate the tallest breads.) The cutting board is a great feature. You can slide the loaf out easily, just far enough to cut off a slice, then it slides back in just as easily. I have 2 of these units as my husband and I have differing tastes in bread.
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Absolutely. A regular loaf pan should work great. There are directions on the box.
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Look guys this is pretty simple stuff! The typical bread box idea is to get the loaves off the countertop and hide the bread in a container that looks like the rest of your kitchen. Some are better than others. If you want store bread in a bread box well, you`re not going to find an air tight one because that`s not what they`re made for. Depending on the bread it doesn't need to be air tight. Otherwise, what do you do if you don`t have one? That's right, you just keep the wrapper tightly closed until you need bread!!
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It won't fit a large cookie sheet, but it does fit a smaller sized 13" sheet. I can put 3 standard size bread pans in the box with no problem.
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I used a regular size cake pan. 13x9 approximately and it fit w a little room to spare. Turned out great. Hope that is helpful! Good luck!
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Well, I don't know. I know this: I'm a not a baker, per se. Any recipe I've tried fits in the pan, it just comes out taller, I guess.I think someone else is probably more qualified to answer than me. Sorry. TM
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I must admit I have not used it much. I covered something that that I had already baked in that size pan, but did not bake with it or try to get it to "seal" on. It seems to be MADE for 9x13 though. Good luck!
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It holds 2 5x91/2" loaf pans if you don't want to cover the water tray. I doesn't get dirty because no dough touches it...you put the pans in it.
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The bread support is no more than 1/3" from being as wide as the opening. I tried to "lose" a poptart in the slot and there was no way that it could slip, unless you wedge the tart into the space on an angle. Hope this helps!
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Yes, the lid fits tight. Bread Bin seems to keep the bread fresh longer then most bins I have used in the past.