is this product 12 inches long or 6 inches long? can it be used for frying ground beef, ground pork and fish in small amount, like 1/4 pound at one time? is this durable?
292520
It is 12" long. I bought it for controlling the temp in my deep fryer. If you don't handle it roughly, it should last.
198343
Its good size. About 3-4 chicken breasts, 2-3 serv. of Fries, etc. As far as fish goes I did fry several times, only 2 large pieces at a time. Exact measurements are : 9.25 in. by 5.25 in and 5.5 in deep. Good Luck!!
1546481
The 12 1/2 inch fry pan is an excellent size for 4 pancakes. I use mine almost every day, it's that versatile.
949526
I've found the 7 1/2" fine for me. I generally have been using it for turkey breasts, half hams, and roasts. The only length problem I have is with the coiled cord. Always plan on an extention cord, but no big deal. Love mine.
2122767
Hi, this pan is very well made. It is deep enough for deep frying as well. The size of the pan is 4-1/2 qt. To give you close idea for deepness, it is 4 inches deep (approximately 10 centimeters). Hope I helped you.
87283
I too bought this item for my cast iron skillet, it works well. The size is perfect for flipping several pieces of meat, and it is not flexible. Coming in at a little under 3 oz, it's not that heavy and most of the weight is in the flipper, not the handle. The handle measures about 6", in case you were looking for longer due to the heat. That being said, I'm sure you could bend the handle if you were rough enough with it, but I have had no problem flipping or scraping up those tasty bits with this spatula in my skillet, I highly recommend it.
682465
Hi the frying pan is 11" but the problem with this set is that in a short time it's become burnt and pitted. I don't recommend this set.
129319
11" and 7.5", respectively. it is too heavy for the constant tossing style of stir frying. the lip of the pan allows tossing very well, it is just too heavy to do that a lot. I use a much thinner one for that but the thin pan warps.
2203905
I use my 6.5 quart Fissler Vitaquick weekly and it is easily capable of roasts of up to 4 lbs. For instance I cut a 3 lb pork tenderloin into 3"-4" portions and stack them in the cooker. Same with a 3-4 lb english roast. If you are cooking for up to 4 people, it is just the right size.
1665387
I think it is about 12 gauge, or a little more than 2mm. It heats up pretty fast, but seems to retain heat well during stir frying.
1065975
I would say you can fry half a bag of fries (28-32 oz bag) at a time. Good size! Love it!
43173
I don't have mine here in front of me... but I will say its closer to 5 1/2 x 7 x 1 1/4 I will also tell you that I have used mine about 20 times now and it has worked fantastic!!! I wish I would have bought this a LONG time ago.. Definitely worth the money for me for camping, hunting, fishing, and for general travel. I use it for hard boiled eggs and regular eggs. Never had any issues at all with it so far.
2000354
would work fine for that but would have to be a very small amount of meat. the container is only about 6 inches across. this is more for after you have already removed the meat from a pan and then straining the grease into the jar for later use. This is why it refers to bacon more than any other because that is a grease you might save and cook with compared to beef.
1259547
12" across. This is a fabulous pan for the money. If you purchased an All Clad of this size it would probably run $200. It's great for sauteeing large amounts of food. I always warm up the pan a little before putting oil in it. Then after it's warmed up I add oil, and let that warm up a bit too before adding food. I don't use the highest setting on my burner with any pan as that causes sticking. Medium high heat is enough.
371820
The clip is adjustable. It slides up and down the stem/probe. The temp is just under 12 inches long. The entire stem of the thermometer is 12 inches, so length should not be a problem for you. My fryer is about 18 inches deep. The probe just needs to reach into the cooking oil. I've fried a half dozen turkeys of the past three years. Having an accurate thermometer was a big help. Because of your question I took the time to post my own picture with notes under the advertiser's picture. I hope this helps.
1065972
Hi, I returned the fryer so I do not have the exact dimensions but I know it required at least 60 ounces of oil for each fry. It worked okay but felt like it was a lot of oil and felt sick after a few trials of fried things. I think supposed to reuse oil at least once or twice. Just not for us.
1693064
Yes it can be used for stir frying. Works well and cleans up easily. But I don't think it's stovetop safe. About 12.5"x3.5"