What is the biggest size baking pan you can put in it
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About 12 x 10" ....be careful with the temperature. Mine is about 100 degrees too high.
1981006
I just tried putting a 2 qt. Pyrex pan in it and it fits with room around it for the heat to surround the pan. The larger size is too big. So my answer is a 2 qt. Hope that helps.
1981007
I think it depends on what you're cooking. I roast a whole chicken in a 12" fry pan {without the handle }, I use a 13" muffin pan for cupcakes and muffins, and a 13" casserole dish again without the handles. You have to measure the handles if that's all you use. It also can handle a good size loaf pan.
1981008
Tray and rack is dishwasher safe. 19 1/2" l x 10" H x 14" D. Probably could fit a bread pan in here.
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Not sure but don't buy anyway. Mine will not cut off. I have to unplug it. My husband is an electrician and he cannot figure out why. I bought it because it was red but I would not recommend it.
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It's an 8"pan it can hold a full cake mix.but WHOLE cakes dry out easy I recommend putting a little oil in the mix. Fyi cupcakes stay fresher longer.
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Hi, You might want to try standard size muffin pan. B001PZ9I1G . Excellant 24 Cups Nonstick Muffin/ Cup Cake Pan. 2.75 By 1 Inch Size Muffin/ Cup Cake
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We bought the medium sized and it fits our 18" x 13" baking sheet (1/2 sheet cake sized pan). I hope that I am not making this more confusing than it is.
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I really like this oven, A 13" x 9" pan with no handles will fit. I have baked quick breads and rolls with no problem.
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9x13 is the inner dimensions of the pan. Including the pan it's bigger. Best to stick with 8x8 or 9x9 pan for an oven that small.
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The inside dimensions are 14.5 X 12 inches so you have a lot of leeway. I have used long thin loaf pans and you can use standard pans, too.
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The inside of the pan at the top is 5 3/4" length, 3 1/4" width, 2" depth. The pan tapers in slightly, so the bottom is a little smaller: about 5" length, 2 1/4" width. This pan has a rim, so the outer dimensions are larger: 7 1/8" length, 3 3/4" width. It's a terrific pan for baking small quantities. I've gotten a lot of use out of it.
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I forgot which one but it fits either big or middle pan, maybe the middle size one.
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My toaster oven came with that size pan. You could try searching on amazon for toaster oven size pan.
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Mine came with its own pan. I measures aproximately 9x9 inches and you could not get a bigger one into the oven. The interior is only slightly bigger to allow heat to circulate around the pan.
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I have not measured size but it fits in the bottom of a half sheet baking pan with about 1/2 inch space on the long sides and is to the edge on the short sides I would say measurements are very close to description. Love this product
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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.
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I'm not sure of the exact dimensions, but if you want something large that u can put in the oven, this is.
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The outside dimensions are 12x12x12, so the inside dimensions are the same, minus about a 16th of an inch (or a little less, maybe 1/32?) for the thickness of the metal. If you just figure its one cubic foot you're going to be fine. You can find ten inch square bake-ware (muffin tins, cookie sheet, cake pan) on Amazon.com pretty easy. The bake-ware is actually usually on the same page as the oven if you scroll down.
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Hi Rita, I don't have one right now to measure, but I can tell you it is a regular cupcake size. It will fit perfectly in a regular cupcake pan. Hope this helps!
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My plans changed so I returned mine. However, I bake in 6" cake pans, using a regular cake recipe. If you know how high the cake would usually rise, you can pretty much tell how much to put in each pan. I would do a test run, using 3 pans for one recipe, filling each pan no more than 1/2 full.