Can someone recommend a baking pan to fit this oven? Bought the 12"x12" Fat Daddio's Aluminum Pan but top lip increases width making it unusable.
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put in a search for "baking pans for Toaster Ovens" and there are a raft of them that come up- all made to fit in toaster ovens... they are smaller than others.
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The interior of the oven is 15" x 15". I just measured it. I would think a 9 x 13 would work as long as the pan doesn't have any protruding edges on it.
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Cuisinart makes another countertop model that will easily take a 9 X 13 baking pan. I can use my Le Creuset heavy baking dish in it. It is a TOB 260.
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Unlike the other responders, I would not put anything over 3" in there and if you're asking about baking bread or anything that could rise over 3.5" you're risking it touching the top element and burning the top. The depth will limit you to a 9" pan. This is a really good toaster over but if you have the counter space and want an all purpose oven, get the next size up.
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You should also have plenty of room between top and another surface, it gives off heat. Sad thing is all toaster ovens suffer from this, figured someone would have fixed that but it is a great oven.
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The clarify this one, if you're using a 14" long by 10" wide OVAL pan, it will NOT fit. I'm using it in a 16" long by 12" wide oval, and it fits at any angle except completely flattened out. I also have a 14" x 10" oval and the base won't even go in the pan.
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I use a 17 3/4 x 12 7/8 sheet cake pan. This slides along the sides the same as the racks. This was one of the things I was most concerned about when I considered this purchase. I was also concerned about some negative reviews. PLEASE DO NOT HESITATE TO PURCHASE THIS OVEN. I have had this for several weeks now and I use it almost every day. When I first started it up the fan did not work on the convection part, that is simply due to it being new. After a couple of tries, the newness wore off and it works just fine now. Also, if your 9x13 pan doesn't have handles it will fit just fine.I would buy this again in a heart beat. I use a 17 3/4 x 12 7/8 sheet cake pan. This slides along the sides the same as the racks. This was one of the things I was most concerned about when I considered this purchase. I was also concerned about some negative reviews. PLEASE DO NOT HESITATE TO PURCHASE THIS OVEN. I have had this for several weeks now and I use it almost every day. When I first started it up the fan did not work on the convection part, that is simply due to it being new. After a couple of tries, the newness wore off and it works just fine now. Also, if your 9x13 pan doesn't have handles it will fit just fine.I... » Read More I use a 17 3/4 x 12 7/8 sheet cake pan. This slides along the sides the same as the racks. This was one of the things I was most concerned about when I considered this purchase. I was also concerned about some negative reviews. PLEASE DO NOT HESITATE TO PURCHASE THIS OVEN. I have had this for several weeks now and I use it almost every day. When I first started it up the fan did not work on the convection part, that is simply due to it being new. After a couple of tries, the newness wore off and it works just fine now. Also, if your 9x13 pan doesn't have handles it will fit just fine.I would buy this again in a heart beat. « Show Less
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What size is your oven, this fits perfectly in my oven ( 36" ), try sideways.
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Larry, I used a loaf pan (4x8") or the aluminum foil pans, same size, from the grocery or Walmart--most any place like that. Worked fine for me.
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No. 9x12 would work. I usually make tarts so the rounded back is great. I love my oven!
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My 13x9x2 pan has fairly wide handles and will not fit so I just measured the internal oven size. It is approximately 11x12.5 inches. It is a great question and wish that I had asked it myself. The subscription service to which I subscribe had recommended this one over the Kitchen Aid that is approximately $250. I know that is a large price tag but I so wish that I had bought that one instead. This one is a constant disappointment. Constant.
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Hello, The useful interior height is 4", that is from the rack in the bottom position to the top element. Anything near 4" is going to be very close to the top element. The baking pan that comes with the product is 10.5" X 10.5". The owners manual says the following bakeware will fit into the oven: - 7.5" x 11" baking pan no handles - 9" square baking pan - 6 cup muffin tin - 9" loaf pan - up to 11" pie plate Note: There is no mention of height! There are two accessories you can purchase separately: 11" non-stick pizza pan and/or 10" x 10" broiling rack. I hope this helps! Ken
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It will only hold a 9x13 pan (glass or metal) if the pan does not have any kind of lip or handle. If you have pans without a lip or handle, you can put one on each shelf. I also don't understand what Judith is saying. It sounds like she is talking about the roasting pan, not a rack. And, if the oven did not have two oven racks, she should have contacted Hamilton Beach warranty. I just had an oven with a knob that quit working; called warranty and had a new one at my door within a week. Great oven, great warranty!
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I have been covering the pan with disposable aluminum foil sheets to avoid clean up on my pan. I also use small foil pans that I bought at dollar tree and they fit perfectly.
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I bought this for my daughter-- not sure which one. I have a 24 count pan by Wilton here at home, which is 2" on top and 1" on bottom but that is not the name of this pan--you are asking about Excellant brand...my other daughter, who does not live here, may be the one who has that brand but she is working all week end. I could ask her-- it seems that normally the top is widest on all my pans and the 24 count my other daughter has.
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I have a 12" pan, and it is the upper opening, not the bottom. They usually list the upper diameter for the pans, not the actual bottom.
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This pan is oversized so my crusts do not go over the sides but rather fit completely inside the pan. Hope this helps.