will mini loafs fit in these
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.
1313109
Yes you should be ok and still have room to fold the excess underneath or tie the ends.
1219111
Unfortunately they're not. They're big enough for regular sized baked breads or goodies.
697463
The pans are actually smaller - they are 4x2x2 - a standard loaf recipe will fill 2-3 of these pans. They were great during the holidays as I made quick breads for my Christmas packages - so I was able to get 3 done at a time with one recipe without hoping it would double-triple well. I recommend the pans - but if you were looking for a standard 9x5 pan - these are not it.
489886
These are considered mini loaf pans. They are very good quality. I'll be using more of them. Hope that helps.
1647683
The slots are 5 1/2" x 5 1/2". I think they would accommodate homemade bread made in a loaf pan. Hope this helps!
1986930
I just tried a frozen loaf of Nature's Own Whole Grain; and it did not fit (maybe if the bread wasn't frozen, I could possibly fit two loaves without being too squished. Maybe French or Italian loaves that aren't so high might fit. I use the shelves for my dish towels, rags, hot pads, plastic wrap, foil, etc. and they work wonderfully.
854216
They fit the larger pieces of bread. I would estimate 6 inches or so. That picture looks like ithas regular size bread in it, but it would have plenty of free space if actual. You know the bread like the country style it makes a bigger sandwich, that bread fits in with room! I like the toaster, I had been thru quite a few before this one satisfied me. Fit a half bagel in width wise.
941817
I measure the bag as 18 inches long, so it should fit. I love these bags. They are as long as any bread bag I have purchased, and they are very sturdy. After you cut a slice or 2 they'll really be fine! LOL
908992
I suppose, but they'll be on th small side diameter-wise. They are a hair under 3.5 inches in diameter, so allowing for shrinkage when you cook the patties, they'll be "slider" sized when you're done.
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. :-)
484548
They would be...but they are not a mini size. They are a variety of sizes..cookie sizes. I actually brought these for my daughter in law. She loves them and they are always a favorite at parties with both the young and the young at heart.
1986926
Yes, if the bread is not very tall it will fit. perfect for Oroweat brand size loaves.
2159143
Hi - I don't have a bread machine, but it is a pretty big bag. I don't know the length on your loaf but I just put a normal loaf of Butternut in there (1 1/4 lbs) and it fit easily. The length still had about 4 inches left and plenty of width. If you loaf is fatter than longer (if that makes sense), you will be fine. The bag itself is really nice - I bake alot and best bag I have found for a variety of baking needs.
1378086
This is the size I ordered:11-1/2-Inch by 17-1/2-Inch by 18-1/2-Inch. Yes, you could put a pack of buns in the top basket, but not likely to get two loaves of bread in the bottom one without squishing.
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I really don't know. I usually bake my bread in a Pullman loaf pan and the loaves end up being too tall to fit the bags! I am not using the bags and am looking for some others. King Arthur sells bags that are wider so they might work better. You can send an e-mail and order from them. Good luck!
1327485
Yes, I have both mini muffin tins and regular size in mine. I love them, they make my space more organized and workable.
1797190
That should not be a problem. There is plenty if space between the little hanging mounts and the actual basket. I put standard sized loaf of bread in mime just to give you an idea. Theres enough space for me to put 2 loaves of bread at a time.