How many different sizes of granite ware roasters are currently made?
1158957
When I had a look a few months ago there was the 15 inch one, 17 and 19 inch one, because my old 44 year old St George cooker is old, it's not very big in the oven space, so I had no choice but the buy the 15 inch one, love it to death. Best thing that I have ever bought, will buy the next size and put it in the oven the other way round. Cleans in a jiff, looks like new everytime, no food stick, only once a bit of potato skin then I put an 1 inch of water and it came off beautifully. Great roasters, best thing since sliced bread. I bought mine via the internet from Amazon, great service from them as well. Cheers from Down Under. When I had a look a few months ago there was the 15 inch one, 17 and 19 inch one, because my old 44 year old St George cooker is old, it's not very big in the oven space, so I had no choice but the buy the 15 inch one, love it to death. Best thing that I have ever bought, will buy the next size and put it in the oven the other way round. Cleans in a jiff, looks like new everytime, no food stick, only once a bit of potato skin then I put an 1 inch of water and it came off beautifully. Great roasters, best thing since sliced bread. I bought mine via the internet from Amazon, great service... » Read More When I had a look a few months ago there was the 15 inch one, 17 and 19 inch one, because my old 44 year old St George cooker is old, it's not very big in the oven space, so I had no choice but the buy the 15 inch one, love it to death. Best thing that I have ever bought, will buy the next size and put it in the oven the other way round. Cleans in a jiff, looks like new everytime, no food stick, only once a bit of potato skin then I put an 1 inch of water and it came off beautifully. Great roasters, best thing since sliced bread. I bought mine via the internet from Amazon, great service from them as well. Cheers from Down Under. « Show Less
1158958
I have 4 sizes: 10 inch round; 11-1/2 inch oval; 13-1/2 inch oval and 15-1/2 inch oval. The 15-1/2 is thelargest I have seen in local stores. These are great pans and I cannot cook without them. They are durable,clean easily and are dishwasher safe. A great product. Highly recommend.
1158959
I have seen 13", 15", 18", 19" and 21" covered/lidded granite ware roasters that are oval and at least one large one, maybe 21", that is rectangle and lidded; lots of others without lids but I didn't take note of all the sizes.
1158960
I think 2 of the oval type ; small 18 in I love for small roast or bigger chicken; even stew....the larger on is like 21 in and is for Turkey size or large roast, I've used mine for 2 big beef roasts with potatoes and carrots etc like pot roast yumm. THERE are round roasters with lids too and I love mine it is great making sauce for spaggetti ....hope this helps...
1158961
I seen about 4 sizes between online and in stores, but the stores seem to have mostly the larger ones.
2045097
I use ceramic, metal, glass, porcelain- all successfully. Holds an 11x14 pan for brownies and casseroles. Full 10" Fluted pie pan, 2 loaf pans when I make bread or meatloaf. Comes with the broiling pan which works GREAT. DO BUY the cutting board that sits on top. Adds usable kitchen counter space, a good cutting board, and you WILL burn yourself on the top of this fantastic oven without it. This is the best small appliance purchase I have bought, and I am very pleased to own the Breville Sous Chef food processor, and the Breville Samrt Grill. All 3 of these are best in class.
1853065
I replaced my George Foreman roaster with the Ninja 3 in one Roaster. Sorry I can't help you, good luck!!
1721862
From another web site: *1.7 quart (1.6 liter) covered saucepan (3 3/8" high) * 2.5 quart (2.36 liter) covered saucepan (3 3/4" high) * 3.2 quart (3.02 liter) covered saucepan (4 1/8" high) * 7.5 quart (7.097 liter) roaster (5 5/8" high) * 11 3/8 inch skillet *dome cover which fits both roaster & skillet (3 3/8" high) * flat lid which fits roaster & skillet * double boiler also used as mixing bowl *lid for mixing bowl * vegetable steamer rack * deep-fry basket with handle
1431064
Indiana. From the page for the oven roaster pan: Granite Ware by Columbian Home Products "Originally founded in 1871, Columbian Home Products is the oldest cookware manufacturer in the U.S., famous for producing Porcelain on Steel cookware. The Columbian Home Products name was taken from the Columbian Exposition World Fair in Chicago in 1893 where we won the cookware innovation award for our naturally non-stick enameling process. We have been producing Granite Ware cookware in our Terre Haute, IN facility since 1901." For my experience: The name ("Columbian Home Products") isn't found on the pan itself. However, it's definitely a good pan. Even after many pasta boils and sauce simmers, the pan has kept its coating. :)
1267074
I would say yes. The darker the bakeware the better but I have used glass. Just make sure you cover it with tin foil or the cover that comes with it. Also, measure your roaster and measure inside of oven (or shelf) to make sure it will fit. I use a smaller roaster pan that happens to be granite wear but I think you can use any kind as long as it fits on the shelf. However, you can remove the shelf and set the pan inside so measure that. I have baked chicken, brownies, lasagna, casseroles, apple pie and strawberry pies, banana bread, meatloaf, meatballs. The possibilities are endless. You will love it after you use it several times and experiment with times. Good luck. I would say yes. The darker the bakeware the better but I have used glass. Just make sure you cover it with tin foil or the cover that comes with it. Also, measure your roaster and measure inside of oven (or shelf) to make sure it will fit. I use a smaller roaster pan that happens to be granite wear but I think you can use any kind as long as it fits on the shelf. However, you can remove the shelf and set the pan inside so measure that. I have baked chicken, brownies, lasagna, casseroles, apple pie and strawberry pies, banana bread, meatloaf, meatballs. The possibilities are endless. You... » Read More I would say yes. The darker the bakeware the better but I have used glass. Just make sure you cover it with tin foil or the cover that comes with it. Also, measure your roaster and measure inside of oven (or shelf) to make sure it will fit. I use a smaller roaster pan that happens to be granite wear but I think you can use any kind as long as it fits on the shelf. However, you can remove the shelf and set the pan inside so measure that. I have baked chicken, brownies, lasagna, casseroles, apple pie and strawberry pies, banana bread, meatloaf, meatballs. The possibilities are endless. You will love it after you use it several times and experiment with times. Good luck. « Show Less
1712838
I had a similar question when shopping for various granite ware pots, and I did a Google search, found the company where they originate from, and called them. I believe it was Columbian Home Products in Terre Haute, Indiana (product list at http://graniteware.com/system/user_files/Documents/GWCatalog09_LoRes-online3.pdf). They were very nice and answered all my questions, including where specific items were made. I think you can use any lid that fits. I have an odd glass lid from a second-hand store that works. I wish the pan came with a lid, though.
325631
The physical characteristics I will approximate. Height 8 inches, weight 8-10 lbs. width 6 inches. As far as I know they are all electric. Power consumption; I have no idea. Max roasting capacity is 12 oz..
2099251
all the sizes are listed on the swiss inox website, all my pans fit our burners
1441190
NSF Compliant only with the optional Stainless Steel Cookwell:Nesco American Harvest 4918-20 Stainless Steel Cookwell for 18-Quart Roaster Oven(The Amazon listing doesn't state NSF, but check out Nesco website.)
2080622
This is about standard size numbers that most of them have. I have an old TAYLOR professional in my second oven and the numbers on it are larger. However, I do not see a model number on it. I do see a number under the red dial that I cannot read because the dial is on the cold spot but I think it says 5995. I think I went to a kitchen store and saw this one and bought it. Hope this is helpful.
1941020
I don't know. I would contact nesco and ask. There are several different versions, so I would be sure that you have the exact product number. The product info says stainless steel roaster and lid but that could read stainless steel roaster and some other kind of lid. Whatever it is made out of, mine is not flimsy.
1034459
Not certain of number, but I have some heavier items on them, like a crockpot, roaster, ceramic pots. It's very sturdy.
2077979
Many of the Fagor line are new, go to the Fagor America website to see which are the latest pressure cookers, as I believe they have 5 current models, but they may not all offer the 6 qt size. I have the Futuro model and choose this due to the short handles for storage in the cabinets, it is a great feature.
1515295
Big! Roasters generally come in either a 12"x14" or 14"x16" configuration. This is one of the 14"x16" pans, so any bird that doesn't hang over the edges too much will work. The size of your oven will more likely be the limiting factor.
205598
There are two, but if you're thinking about purchasing it, it does not fit the big easy. I think its for th smoker, roaster, grill. Unless the newer version is bigger. Because it didn't fit mine.
2233920
There are five burners in sizes: 8",8",10", 9" and 6.5". This cooktop is superb. You will never want to cook with gas again. Cook faster, lower bills, doesn't heat house, quick to clean, more work space too. Win win win win.