Does it fit a 9 by 13 roaster pan?
2087082
A classic disposable aluminium 9 x 13 fits. We have done it several times. In fact we bought it specifically because it does. However, Pyrex and steel trays often have a lip that would make it not fit.
1839826
No way. I just measured and a 9" square pan is the absolute maximum size that will fit in. I agree with the comment below about even heating. My oven overheats in the back, anyway. Plus, cleaning out the bottom is a real chore. There is a slide out drip pan but when it slides out anything on it catches on the bottom elements, slides off, and piles up there.
1906487
The oven is capable of holding two 9"x13" pans, but there is only 1 rack included, and each pan would have to have a rack to hold it. Also you have to use 9x13 pans without handles in order to fit. The rack that is included is not like a rack in a regular oven, it is more like a very shallow pan in which you would put your 9x13 pan inside of. I hope that helps...
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Sandy, It looks like answers for more than one size roaster are all showing up in one general Q&A; for Granite Ware. I have the 13-inch roaster which refers to the length including the handles, not the interior length. I can roast a smaller chicken in it and I use the Harold 11 3/4 x 8 1/2 oval rack BUT I had to bend it down the middle with pliers because it was slightly too wide to fit (I think the width of mine is 8 inches.) It was hard to bend and is not perfectly symmetrical but I like the slight V that formed in the rack. The bottom of the roaster has indentations to prevent a bird from sealing to the bottom if you want to cook without a rack, which I have also done. Hope this helps a little. Sandy, It looks like answers for more than one size roaster are all showing up in one general Q&A; for Granite Ware. I have the 13-inch roaster which refers to the length including the handles, not the interior length. I can roast a smaller chicken in it and I use the Harold 11 3/4 x 8 1/2 oval rack BUT I had to bend it down the middle with pliers because it was slightly too wide to fit (I think the width of mine is 8 inches.) It was hard to bend and is not perfectly symmetrical but I like the slight V that formed in the rack. The bottom of the roaster has indentations to prevent a bird from... » Read More Sandy, It looks like answers for more than one size roaster are all showing up in one general Q&A; for Granite Ware. I have the 13-inch roaster which refers to the length including the handles, not the interior length. I can roast a smaller chicken in it and I use the Harold 11 3/4 x 8 1/2 oval rack BUT I had to bend it down the middle with pliers because it was slightly too wide to fit (I think the width of mine is 8 inches.) It was hard to bend and is not perfectly symmetrical but I like the slight V that formed in the rack. The bottom of the roaster has indentations to prevent a bird from sealing to the bottom if you want to cook without a rack, which I have also done. Hope this helps a little. « Show Less
763512
I found it fit my Cuisinart toaster oven pan. A slightly larger (7-7/8 x 11-1/2) one fit the roasting pans I bought at Amazon.
1906485
ours holds 2 pyrex 8 1/2 by 11 pans with short handles, though is a tight fit. I personally would not cook anything with two at a time, though as there just doesn't seem to be enough room for proper air flow around. Therefore, I would have to say no, only one 9x13 pan.
1033334
Yes, but that pan is quite a bit larger than the rack, which is 11" x 7". As far as the 5" depth, that would depend upon how large the roast is, and how the sides of the rack are adjusted.
2084117
No, 13" is too large, the maximum width pan that would fit is about 11.5". Depth is 12".
2256307
No, I measured the bottom of the roaster and because of the oval shape it will not handle a 9" cake. May get an 8" though. This roaster does not have a rack. How about it Rival want to provide one.?
492964
Inside dimensions are roughly 11-1/2 x 13-1/2 but that is tight and if you filled it completely it probably wouldn't breathe and bake properly. However, if a pans total dimension was 9 x 13 it would probably fit. 8 x 11 Pyrex fits tight (with glass handles on end) but works fine and I have used many times.
1343250
I don't know - but it is rectangular vs oval so that needs to be the shape of the roaster oven. I gave mine to someone with the correct shape one and it works fine. The pans are quite long and hold more than it looks like they would.
2030551
No. Fits Cuisinart Chef's Classic Stainless Non-Stick 9-Inch and 11-Inch Skillets
211089
I have two 9x 13 cake pans. One fits in but the other has little handles so it won't. I do love the oven and so far every thing has turned out good.
1330211
It should fit. My Pyrex 1.5 qt. Loaf pan fits with room to spare and having measured the open as greater than 11x6 you shouldn't have a problem.
1496051
Sandy, It looks like answers for more than one size roaster are all showing up in one general Q&A for Granite Ware. I have the 13-inch roaster which refers to the length including the handles, not the interior length. I can roast a smaller chicken in it and I use the Harold 11 3/4 x 8 1/2 oval rack BUT I had to bend it down the middle with pliers because it was slightly too wide to fit (I think the width of mine is 8 inches.) It was hard to bend and is not perfectly symmetrical but I like the slight V that formed in the rack. The bottom of the roaster has indentations to prevent a bird from sealing to the bottom if you want to cook without a rack, which I have also done. Hope this helps a little.
318153
It just barely fits my 9x13 Pyrex, but not my other one with longer handles on the ends, so it might depend on your dish.
180137
Thank you Tracey.......11 x 11 1/2. I find I can only use this in my large roasting pan. It will not work in my small roaster.