This pan says it is 9", however in specifications, it says 10". Big difference here, which is it? I need a 9" pan.
320056
The one that I purchased was a 9" pan. I have a 10" also and it stores inside of it when not in use.
320057
The one I ordered, and really was looking for, is the size that is exactly 11 inches in diameter. Mine has a bottom to it for leakage, which would measure possibly 11 1/2 or 12 inches. I wanted a big one exactly like the old one I discarded. So, I am very with my true 11" diameter. So quite possibly the 9" that you are seeing, might have the tray at the bottom measuring 10" like mine.
320058
I think the 10" is referring to the widest point which is at the bottom rim.
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 =)
2235084
I use a 10" USA metal pan for browning. It is 7" on the bottom. I use a 10" ring which is 8.25" on the inside and 10.25" on the outside. The 9" ring is probably 7.25" on the inside and 9.25 on the outside.I use Pillsbury pie dough or make my own because the frozen crusts are so fragile. Measure the 9" crust across to decide. If it is more than 9" buy the 10" size . If less the 9". I bake for 15 minutes before adding the ring.
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This is a shallow pan and I was aware of that, as my brother had the same pan, only an older version. I can see how you would be very disappointed because the listing reference of 5 and 3/4" was definitely incorrect. I would suggest that you contact both Amazon and the seller and ask for a postage paid return label. You should not have to pay for the return postage due to the listing error. I hope this helps!
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10" is for the big one. The smaller one is ~6" which I tried my smaller pot but it won't work for the burner. Anything between won't work either. I think it's my pots/pans size. It have to be 10" diameter. Mine weren't and I don't have reason to buy more pot/pan that size because I have too many sizes but 10". Luckily, the product come with 10" pot. That works for me !!
121697
Which pan are you curious about I bought 2. One was 12" and while I haven't measured it, I would estimate the cooking surface area to be 10". I haven't used the other one,it's stored and not handy to check.
1858684
The answer is two inches. My pan is a 12" skillet. You can fit a whole extra piece of chicken in a 12" pan that won't fit in a 10". Frankly, you need both, and I already had a 10" skillet. I would have bought the 14" but my stove probably isn't large enough.
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I emailed HIC & a representative responded (quickly -impressive customer service!). This is a new design of their lasagna pan. It is still 2.5" deep - NOT the 3.2" currently listed incorrectly on Amazon. This pan just has a different "look" but should otherwise be the same.....I don't own the new pan so I can't say with 100% surety that it is the same.
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I have two of these fry pans so I'm not sure which one you are asking about. Also, I not longer have the offering info so, again, I may not be of any help. The TOP of my small one is 8 1/4", the large one is 11 1/2. I think that is the usual place for measuring. Good luck.
2208990
what is your regular size? if you mean like a 9" - 3" pan, then you need more about 6.
171863
Hi Carla. The pans are 12", 10.5", and 8". I use them everyday and love them. Enjoy!
1294015
The 12"'pan has a cooking surface of about 9.25 and the 8" pan has a cooking surface of 5". I don't own the 10" pan but would figure it's about a 7" cooking surface giving the dimensions of the smaller and larger pans.
1818781
Hi, My pan is stamped 9 x 13 on bottom and that is what it measures at bottom, but it feels a lot bigger. It measures 10.5 x 15.5at top including handle area. Hope this helps :)
256445
Pan measures 9". Can be used for many kinds of foods - browning vegetables, pan-frying meat, stir-fry, etc.
1329072
I ordered the 10 inch pan, so I cannot give you the dimensions for the 12 inch pan. I did measure you the bottom and top dimensions of the 10 inch pan for your information: top 10 X 4.5 inches; bottom 9 X 3.5 inches. So it looks like you could safely say there is one inch difference for the 12 inch pan. Hope this helps.
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Peter, this is a standard 10" lid and should fit any standard 10" skillet. A 10" pan is 10" across from inside edge to inside edge. A 10" lid has a rim slightly smaller in width than 10" which fits inside the pan. It also has a horizontal edge which sits on top of the edge of the pan making the overall diameter of the lid slightly larger than 10".
1908013
Hi luckydog, I have no idea where that information came from as it wasn't from something I posted. However, than pan I reviewed was the 8" textured pan that we have now exchanged for the smooth surface pan. If it will help here are some measurements of our old pan: Inside diameter is 8"; depth of cooking surface to top edge of pan 1 1/4"; total length of pan from end of handle straight across to the outer edge diameter 14 1/2" compared to our new pan 16 1/8" so they lengthened the handle some. All other measurements the same. Hope this helps.