Volume is specified, but what is bowl diameter? Will it hold a 9" dia. pie plate?
1193927
I have never tried putting a glass plate in it but it would definitely hold something 9 inches.
1193928
I measured the top an it is 12 inches tapering down to between 10-11 at the bottom. I had to go into the storage room to measure the nice heavy glass bowl because the heating element went out a month after buying it and it hasn't been used since. Is it possible to sue a company for selling an item this inferior quality. Shouldn't they be required to include a disclaimer stating 'product will likely be defective when you receive it or quit within the first months of ownership'?
1193929
Bottom is more than 10", and top is even bigger, so it should with ease. And I don't have the issues with the heating element others are describing, I use it a few times a month, it works perfectly.
1193930
Yes..the inside diameter is 12 inches. I would strongly advise against buying this. The first one didn't work out of the box. It was replaced..which was nice.....but what wasn't nice...the heating element burned out in a year. The cooking times are also not true..in some cases...stove top cooking was quicker!
1193931
It should hold the pie pan. It measures 10" across the bottom. We use it for turkeys and large hams and such and it really does a great job keeping in the juice. We've had it for 2 years and have not had a problem
1193932
Don't know what it will hold. When you use this item, stand by. Mine caught on fire where the plug meets the appliance. Company offered a full refund plus free shipping; however, I sent it back to Amazon, paying the shipping costs. At least I knew by doing that, I'd get something back. I also thought I'd send an alarm to Amazon that this is not a safe product.
1754751
I don't know how thick the crust would be, but 14" would fit into your 9" pie plate. Or else you can start over and not roll it out quite so large. Then the crust won't be so thin and it will still fit the pie plate.
1788374
A 9 inch pie plate (shallow or deep) will fit inside the cover which is 3 1/2 inches tall. The cover comes with a 9 inch pyrex pie plate. The portable pie plate is great for family events, church socials and everyday use at home.
665119
Mine is 9" in diameter. I just measured it twice to be sure. Hope this helps!
915929
My plates are 10 inches in diameter. I also have a bowl, 10 across by 3 deep that would serve the purpose. Send a couple dozen tortillas and I'll do a proof of concept test for you
2200829
10 1/4 X 7 3/4 X 3" deep, by volume it holds the same amount as my 9X13 2 1/2 qt pyrex casserole dish. Ours works great and we use it often.
1476132
Get out a 9- or 10-inch pie plate, and imagine it divided into only six slices. You get generous slices with a 9-inch plate, and overly generous slices with a 10-inch plate. Now imagine the plate divided into only eight slices. You get mingy slices with a 9-inch plate, and just-right slices with a 10-inch plate. I'm not sure whether this works with an 8-inch pie plate, but if it does, the same principle applies. If you cut an 8-inch pie into 8 slices, you will get unsatisfyingly small slices--slivers, not slices.
86928
The pie plate inside is the same as an ordinary 9" pie plate with a nice rim so your crust stays put. Great quality. I ordered three of portables and will be ordering more for gifts later.
1833287
The paper plates I have are 9 inch diameter and would not fit inside the drawer.
740716
Probably. It depends on the size of the pie plate. Measure the diameter of the lid of the holder. If it's larger than the diameter of the pie plate, you've got it made.
1431948
Its aa deep dish 9.5 inches...my grammama used to make all her pies in this type of dish and I don't use standard..always deep dish...cleans nice
1383868
This is not easy to explain. The spaces between the dividers are about 2 1/2" so a platter or dish that was 2 1/2" deep would slide in, and these three spaces make the 8 1/2" measurement. The 10" is the length of each space, so a plate that was 10" in diameter would fit without hanging out either side, though you will not use this for such a small dish. This is a heavy rack that holds deep and wide items sturdily. If that description is not clear, ask again.
1294890
Didn't measure it. A large pie plate fits comfortably inside and a lot of my corning ware does too. Because of the way the rack must fit, you cannot have much wider or deeper than that pie plate. I would guess 2 inches high is the maximum dish size or food would burn.
1608140
This is a large pie dome. It is more than adequate for your standard pie size. The dimension is approx 13*13.
1754755
It depends on how deep your pie pan is. I have the regular 9" pans (not deep-dish,) and I roll the crust out to about 1" from the edges and it fits perfectly. The crust is roughly 1/8" thick, at the most. If I were to need a bigger crust, I would probably increase my recipe, because I can't imagine a crust much thinner than that!
554102
It's about 1 3/8 inches deep (as measured by a ruler) and it holds .75 quart / .75 liter according to the information stamped on the glass. It's 9 inches in diameter. This is a US "standard" 9 inch pie plate. Not deep dish. I use them to make custard pies or pumpkin pies or meringue pies like chocolate or banana. It's not a deep dish pie plate like you'd use for apple but it's perfect for most standard pie recipes.
2148867
Blanco 223192 should do it--not sure about the "9" in your specs. The Blanco 223192 has following features: stainless steel with protective bumpers and feet Fits Precision and Precision 10 Super Single Length 29.44 Width 15.44 Single bowl