The "Product Details" and the picture shown indicate a 6 cup muffin pan, 2" high / 2.5" diameter, yet "product description" is for 12 cup?
2012703
Mine's 6-cup. Both the title and the photo show 6-cup.I HIGHLY suspect that they've merged the comment section for both, which means we are ordering whatever the title is.
2012704
I own both, and I bought them separately, months apart. My guess (and it's only a guess) is that product description trumps the photo. You may have to ask amazon.
2012705
I bought the mini cupcake pan so I have not run into the problem you are experiencing.
2012706
I too had mentioned this discrepancy to Amazon. The pan I received was a 12 cup pan.
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.
558455
The six cup and 12 cup are made of the same thing. Only difference is size. Love my 6 cup.
1459258
I bought several items that looked just like the product in your picture. It is 12 1/2 inches long, 10 1/2 inches wide and 1/2 inch deep.LES H
1500682
It is a standard muffin size but they are not as deep as my tin muffin pan. I actually use it for eggs and it works great for that.
1470315
The product that I received is NOT the same as the picture. I received this instead: http://brisky.com/image/cache/data/litterpanlockon-500x500.jpg but the litter pan they sent me measures 14"wide x 14" long. The front is 3" high and the sides are at an incline until they meet with the back, which is about 9" high. So if you truly want the equal height all around, get in touch with the vendor and make sure it really is as advertisedin the photo. It's always possible that they sent me the wrong product in error.
1027042
If it is the one I bought, 12 1/2".... and I LOVE it!! Better by FAR than my All Clad and FAR less expensive. Ya can't go wrong!
947810
Product description says "Deep design pan 15" W x 18 7/8" L x 11 11/16" H".
880565
The 12.6 refers to the top of the pan. The cooking surface is approximately 12"
363148
This is more than you asked for but may prove useful. At its widest, the pan is 9-3/4" x 12-3/4"; the individual cups are 1-13/16" deep x 2-1/2" wide at the bottom x 3-1/2" wide at the top. The cups are separated from each other by 1/2" allowing for about a 1/4" edge (overflow) of each muffin. My pan weighs exactly one pound, i.e, it is light-weight (thin) aluminum. Since I do not wash non-stick items in the dishwasher, my pan looks like its brand new after being used at least once every two weeks since I purchased it. Ed
401183
I'm not familiar with the size listing. But an angelfood cake using a dozen large egg whites fits this pan nicely.
916924
It is flared - the bottom is 1 1/4 inches and the top is 2 inches. The actual muffin ends up being about 1 3/4 inches across the top
918740
The diameter is 2 3/4" at the top and 2 1/8" at the bottom. The muffin pans make standard size muffins.
1042220
The pan is metal, but it is larger than 12" - I had to return it because I use a toaster oven and need to use a pan no larger than 14 inches. Be very careful - so many pans that are listed as being 12" are not. I apologize to amazon for saying this, but I found a few very nice old madeleine pans on Etsy. If you get scruffy used ones, just use some 'Bar Keepers Friend' (available on amazon) - now THAT is a miracle product. And with the older pans, which are not 'non-stick' - just brush each mold with melted butter and you will get nice madeleines with that touch of crispiness.
778421
Buyer beware. I ordered this item twice and both times I was sent a NON-STICK set. The item number for the product in the description is listed as 1800607, however the product that was delivered both times is item number 730384, which is non-stick. Amazon should do a better job of matching the product numbers and delivering the correct product.
2107372
I have 2 pans, one with 6 wells, about 1/2 inch deep and 4 inches across, the other pan has 12 wells with diameter of 3 inches. I love my pans...I don't like a muffin with so much "breading" in the middle..The muffin top pans are the answer for me. I have introduced them to several friends, giving them as a gift and they are all now proud owners of "muffin top pans"..."Kudos" to the clever designer! Dottye M.
2071930
I can only assume those dimensions are with regards to the manufacturer's box (mine is long gone, so can't measure the box) . . .the pan is 12" not 14".