how high can the bread be?
270832
Any height will work, the length is great, but I was less than impressed with the overall quality. I tossed it after about three weeks. Hope this helps you make a decision.
270833
The height is 4.5 inches from the base that the bread sits on to the top of the sides. I bake a 1.5 lb loaf and it well below the top. What I dislike about it is that the sides wander apart and in order to get a good slice of bread I wind up using one hand to hold the sides closer together and slicing with the other. Also the sides are very flimsy and I can see them easily breaking in the near future. Altogether, I am not pleased with this and have stopped using it.
270834
As shown in the photo, the slicing guides have a wavy top, which I think is a design feature rather than functional. The shortest guide reaches 4.5" above the shelf the bread sits on, and the tallest guide is 5".
270835
the tall part not a problem it too wobley the wood on the bottom is warped cracked all the way through it went in the trash can I read other reviews there is several with my complaints I use 1.5 pound in my bread machine I would recomend looking for another I ended up with a presto brand think it was like 35.oo but not comfortable with a wobley piece this one went to the trash can hope this helps you
270836
Probably about seven to eight inches tall. the length if it is really long you can let it hang over and pull out what you have sliced and put it what you are going to store it in, and slice up the rest. I usually slice up the whole loaf once it is cool and store in my bread keeper.
270837
search for BREAD PAL for a taller and better quality one, but does cost more too.
270838
Height doesn't matter as it I'd open top. The loaf sets in with top up. Hope this helps.
732662
About 10 1/2 inches. We eat the bread so quickly that using the length isn't even thought of! I love this product. So glad I bought it. JM, Orlando, FL
676641
I used a double loaf recipe and it came out ok.... If you want it taller try putting 3 loaf recipe
1960952
You should have plenty room. There is room after putting a regular slice of bread in the slot. Hope that helps!
1602444
It's about the length of a loaf of bread and just a little wider than a loaf.
1768368
If you remove the bun toasting tray you have about 10" of clearance to the top. This is surprisingly tricky to measure.
108002
I would say yes you can - not that I have tried though. Depending on the size of bread probably at least 6 slices
1986925
The shelf basket has a height of 4 inches of usable space. Most standard loaves of bread have a height of 4 inches. Length and depth would allow for two loaves of bread.
219535
I just measured it, it is 8-5/8" Long X 5" Wide X 5-1/8 Tall, however I have several loaves that have risen higher than the top of the baking pan, and can be as high as 7" tall. Of course by modifying the ingredients, that can be controlled with experimentation. I enjoy my BB-PAC20, it makes a great loaf of bread.
771004
It's been a while and I'm trying to recall.... I would say you could fit one of those very small loaves (like the super mini ones that you can buy those small loaf pans for). But Make sure it's not too tall (doesn't rise too much) and you can tie off the end really well so it stays mostly air tight. :-)
501972
the pan is rather square. if you make a small bread it will be horizontal. if you make a large bread (1.5 to 3 pounds) it will be more square or vertical.
1647682
I can guess that the slices we've toasted are maximum of 6 inches high. Hope this helps!
91007
I did a little research and the best answer, or at least the safest answer, is 450 degrees. I did find one that said you could go as high as you wanted but to be sure that you let them cool down before running water on them but I would play it safe with the 450 and besides, 450 should be high enough to handle almost any baking chore in the kitchen. Hope this helps.
754108
I bake my loaves in a 8 x 4 bread pan. There is definitely plenty of room for a larger loaf. I usually cut with the loaf on it's side. I really like it.
581630
No. As the container is vertical and the bread is in vertical shape. For me it is alright, for the bread is great !
1260227
Without measuring- it seems a little smaller, but not by much. Ive found that in order to yield same size loaves I've had to allow just a little longer rise time. Let it get tall. I also would suggest steam be present during beginning of bake, to get a nice tall oven spring. Loaves will be close to what your used too, just a bit taller. Hope that helps. BTW, the crust makes it worthwhile.
1313108
I'm not sure Janae. It's not something I have tried. The loaves rise quite a bit so I'm inclined to say I wouldn't think so.