How many inches across is the saute pan? I see another set that is abit more expensive saying that the saute pan is 12 inches, how big is this one?
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there's a 91/2 inch and an 8 inch....and then a deeper 3 quart deeper pan......I just love the set......cant say enough good things about it....I had some other odd pieces so I didnt mind that there wasnt a bigger saute pan I guess.
2037460
Hello, I'll check with my mom on size and I'll check my order slip......she loves and has use every pan,,,,she is eating healthier, more veggies, experimenting, cooking more while using portion control by using the different size pans, having fun and she also is cooking for others, like friends, neighbors, church especially those that are hungry and can't cook for themselves etc. all with style & easy clean up ....I know this is more info than you ask for but i was surprised and happy to hear her feedback.
1429318
It is a 12 inch pan which is measured as its diameter - measured one point to another on the opposite side. It is an ok pan - there is nothing special about it.
1200592
I do not have the 12 1/2 inch pan. But the 11 inch pan is 5 pounds and the 14 inch pan 8 pounds. They are very heavy, but they are great pans.
1929865
The lids do not fit the frying pans. The sauté pan is ~12" in diameter and is super-heavy. But overall, I am very satisfied with this set.
526684
My 15 piece set has a 10" saute pan with lid, an 8" fry pan, 12" fry pan with lid, 12" round grill pan, 5.5", 6.5" and 7.5" diameter sauce pans with lids, 12" stir fry pan, and a 9.5"x7" covered stock pot.
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I don't actually have the 12" however, I don't believe it comes with a lid. I notice that many skillets don't while the sauté pans do. I have a glass top but, not induction. You might check at emerilware.com and check out the pro-clad line there about compatibility with induction. Another thought, if you don't mind paying a bit more All-clad offers a choice of buying a 12" skillet w/o lid, with a flat lid or domed lid. The lids are stainless. I do like the handles on emerilware pro-clad the best.
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The 12 inch pan is 12 inches from rim to rim with the flat bottom about 3 inches less and the handle adds about 10 inches overall. So add 10 or 11 inches to the stated size of the pan. I absolutely love my DeBuyer pan. Nothing browns meat like one of these pans.
1774220
Lucky for you, the box was still handy. Skillets are 8" & 9.5", with the 2.75 qt "saute pan being larger (maybe 12"). Saucepans are 2 qt & 3 qt, with 5.5 qt "stockpot". It also include 2 10"x15" cookie pans with a cooling rack. It's the normal set, with baking pans and cooling rack included, in other words.
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I'm sorry that I do not know and I cannot measure it for you because I returned it. I did measure my 15" Lodge cast iron pan and it measures 12"across. Interestingly, I see others have answered your question already and theirs do not all measure the same. One would think that factory standardization would turn out the same, pan after pan, if it were a high quality operation not cutting corners.
1119909
No, not a 12". That is too wide. The biggest I use is a 10". The entire cooktop is 11 3/8" wide. Hope I answered your question.
620447
The sizes (capacity, I should say) are listed in the description (one quart, etc). I realized that I had the original set instead of the set II, and mine includes a 3-quart sauce pan instead of 2-quart, which is the only difference I can see. If you want measurements by the inch, you might check online for actual physical size of the pans.
1031790
Just measured mine--only 12" diameter. That must be one ######big pan. Try a restaurant supply company.
2071930
I can only assume those dimensions are with regards to the manufacturer's box (mine is long gone, so can't measure the box) . . .the pan is 12" not 14".
121697
Which pan are you curious about I bought 2. One was 12" and while I haven't measured it, I would estimate the cooking surface area to be 10". I haven't used the other one,it's stored and not handy to check.
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It is 12" across the top. It is rounded on the sides and only about 1.5" deep, so it does not hold as much as the 12" skillet I was replacing. It is great, as nothing seems to stick to 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.
1000347
I love this pan but also thought it was 19" long. It is not, it is only16" long but very worth the money.Hope this helps.