measurement on single loaf size?
1034179
Each loaf size is about 2 1/2 inches wide by 4 1/2 inches long and 1 inch in depth. The food usually rises to 2 to 2 1/2 inches.
1034180
if I am not mistaken that question was answered in the description of the item!!!!!4/8 long 2 3/8 wide 1 inch deepDID NOT know I was going to be subjected to this kind of crap,,, makes me want to stop using AMAZON as a source for my needs
1034181
I use the loaf pan to smoke cheese and it makes 4.5 in long 2.5 in wide little bocks of cheese. Depth or thickness depends how tall the cheese is when I put in pan...
1807959
8 inch fit. I went to hobby lobby and Micheals and bought cute little bundt pans and other little loaf pans to make miniature loaf bread. They have other small pans though out the year They are perfect to give as gifts. I also bought the other sets for the oven.
801
I've had the small one for a few years, and I love it. I'm a single man.That said, I'd buy the big one if I had it to do over again. It's a bit of a rigmarole getting out, measuring, and putting away all the ingredients. I'd rather make a two pound loaf and freeze half.
1987985
I'm not at home now, so can't actually measure, but when I toast a piece of bread from a large size loaf of Pepperidge Farm bread (like 9 grain bread) it goes in but I have to squeeze it in. After it toasts, it fits and pops out just fine.
2118024
Both loaves come out vertical. They each measure about 4" X 5" X 5 1/2" high. It's a great size for sandwiches. If the bread cools enough, it is easy to get out of the pans. You must make sure that both kneading hooks are firmly in place before starting.
697464
These pans are 9x2.75. They are smaller than the regular loaf pans but work great. I use them to give as gifts at Christmas and not have to worry about getting pans back.
1148406
6 inches long, 3 inches wides, 2 inches deep. Uses 1/3 normal loaf pan recipe, so you really need 3 or multiples of 3 to be useful. Unfortunately, I ordered 3 and was only sent 1. No restocking, so I have an orphan pan here!
951193
The inside dimensions accommodate a loaf size of 5.25", the height and length is unlimited. Depending on what baker I use to make my bread in, I may have to turn the bread sideways to slice. So as long as the height of your loaf is not more than 5.25" it will work.
54749
I use the machine to bake bread once or twice a week. The loaves come out rectangular with a nicely rounded top, which I would call traditional-looking. I should add that I make only the 1-1/2 lb. size, and only with basic or whole wheat programs, so I can only assume the other programs would produce similar results. The instruction book contains a good check list to indicate where measurement errors would lead to poor-shaped results.
1719388
Mine is not big either. It's a little more than half the pan. And it's not a "fluffy" kind of bread, that's why I use it for toasts. It's small but tasty ;) They make a note about the ratio of water depending the altitude where you live, but I don't know if that would make a difference on the size of the loaf.
2258424
The exterior dimensions of the BBM800XL Custom Loaf™ are 16 & ¼ inches long by 10 inches wide by 16 & ¼ inches high.
554717
I haven't ever had a loaf be too big. Not a problem so far and I use it daily!
694317
With these dimensions - 10.2 x 5.1 x 2.9 inches, it is a small meat loaf or adequate for baking bread. Yes!
197827
Hi, I make 1.5 lb. loaf size and it is just slightly more rectangle shaped than square, but not by much.
501973
It makes what I call a "horizontal loaf". the basket measures approximately 7" x 5".....more horizontal....also depends on the bread you're making. Agree with DianeG823 answer.
501974
No. A two pound loaf will measure approximately 7" long, by approximately 5" wide, and will rise approximately 6" to 7" tall (depending on the weather, and/or type of flour and yeast used.)
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. :-)