the picture of this pan looks small yet it says its a 3 quart. Is it just the picture? thank you
275043
It's three quart. I bought 2 of them and one got left on the stove too long and lived! Better quality than I expected after months of daily use.
275044
The picture is deceiving. It really is a 3qt pot. Just looks small in the pic
275045
It's just the picture. I just double-checked, and it really does hold 3 qts of water handily.
311725
I do not have the sizes written down, may 1 quart 2 quart and 3 quart not positive, one is very small then regular and the dutch oven is a small dutch oven. We have used the middle size the most
1419844
This is a 3 qt capacity skillet. It's small and narrow, but just the right size for cooking for 2 people, or a small amount of food. For example, you can only fry two cutlets at a time. I use mine at least once a week, and save my large 16" electric pan for much bigger jobs.
620447
The sizes (capacity, I should say) are listed in the description (one quart, etc). I realized that I had the original set instead of the set II, and mine includes a 3-quart sauce pan instead of 2-quart, which is the only difference I can see. If you want measurements by the inch, you might check online for actual physical size of the pans.
1781637
I don't know the dimensions but yes, it holds 3 quarts. It's a great pot and I use it very often.
731282
I believe it is a 7qt. pan. I own lots of all clad, LOVE IT !! When using the pasta pentola remove strainer slowly.
569425
The containers are slightly more than two quarts. However, that can be misleading. Since there are the three, and they are generally used for SERVICE of food, quite often the contents are cooked elsewhere and then poured into the crock, thus eliminating the need for head room. So what would generally be cooked in a three quart pan, after it is fully or nearly cooked , is reduced down to two quarts in size, or less, would nearly all fit, and then would serve the same amount of people but from the smaller container.
2046340
The one I own is larger but I have purchased three for my children. I would guess at three quarts but it may be a bit larger. A small roast or hen would fit easily. My daughter bakes in hers
840530
Sorry..could you clarify what you are asking about it. The pan is round and wider at the top than bottom.
712849
Very sadly, I just realized that the initial post was in 2008, the one reply was in 2009, it's now 2012 and still neither Amazon nor Cuisinart have come forward with better information! I just bought the 8 quart Multiclad and can firmly say that the diameter is about 10" and the height/depth is 8". It's a pretty flat pot - like a dutch oven. It was too small for my needs, so I'll be trying out the 12 quart.
1388855
The dimensions on Amazon are wrong on all 3 sizes of sauté pans. The 3 Qt. is 10.5 Diameter X 2.5 High and weight 4 lb. 4 0z. The 4 Qt. is 11.25 Diameter X 2.75 High 5 lb. 5 oz. and the 6 Qt. is 12.5 Diameter X 5.50 High 6 lb. 6 oz.* w/lids. I thought the sizes seemed off so I went on Williams Sonoma to check.
1650854
I'd say three quarts. My son made my mom's recipe using two 9x12 cake pans. To see if the pot would hold the same amount, we filled the two cake pans with water and emptied them into the pot. I just did that again, and it came out to 3 quarts. Hope this helps.
266343
It is two quart but you cannot put two quarts in it this would be for cooking about 3 cups of product max
1378539
The pan I bought was a 1.5 qt pan; however I looked up a 3qt Cuisinart pans on Amazon and it's was 4 x 12.5 x 5.5 inches ; 3.9 pounds. It will easily fit into an oven.
851768
No - it is an 8" pan and I love it........use it all the time and quite possibly, it is the easiest pan to clean I have ever used. Weight is perfect for me. The heat is even so I can prepare my breakfast sausage patties every morning quickly. If you buy and of these products, I will bet you will love it/them too.
1934589
It's the 17 quart size, but there's not a item number listed on any of my invoices, just the invoice number. Sorry.
1009027
It is a full loaf pan, but the smallest in size for that designation; definitely not a small or mini pan. I use it to make quick breads and cakes, also meatloaf.