What is the loaf pan dimensions?
1876811
I didn't look at the manual. When I measure the rectangular container it measures 7" long x 5.5" wide x 6" deep. But I guess you have to allow some height above the flour. So Lets say the height as 5". So 7x5.5x5 cu.in cake/bread.
679622
13 x 9 x 3 if I recall correctly, but I broke the largest one so I no longer have it on hand. Great pans!
219535
I just measured it, it is 8-5/8" Long X 5" Wide X 5-1/8 Tall, however I have several loaves that have risen higher than the top of the baking pan, and can be as high as 7" tall. Of course by modifying the ingredients, that can be controlled with experimentation. I enjoy my BB-PAC20, it makes a great loaf of bread.
1046528
This particular machine does not bake square mushroom shaped loaves. The loaves are rectangular. The bread pan is 7" long x 5 1/2" wide
1328960
10" X 7" X 8 1/2" tall. My only complaint with the toaster is that most Oroweat type breads are too wide and I have too fight to get the slices down into the toaster.
503641
It's 11 1/2" x 8 1/2". You can make 2 sandwiches at once. I use this a lot. Especially good with Artisan breads
610478
Each loaf is about 3 7/8" x 5". The height of each pan is about 5 1/4" but different types of bread will result in a different rise.
338830
About 14" long and 4" square. This will hold a one and a half pound loaf of bread (approx. 3 cups of flour). You can make a 2 pound loaf in it, but it will be quite dense--good for some breads. Just don't proof ("raise") your bread too much or it will squirt out the pan or even blow the lid off. Sorry for the long winded response, but just a tip: To proof your bread, put a pan of hot tap water (NOT NOT NOT boiling) in the bottom of an ice chest, place a cooling rack over that and put your bread on top of that. In 20 minutes or so, your loaf will be ready to bake.
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!
1659916
They are 6" x 6" (a little over 15cm x 15cm). "Standard" bread dimension fits nicely as long as the slices aren't too thick. We have really enjoyed the sandwiches - nice and melty on the inside, and crisp and toasty on the outside without need for butter.
1400271
The pan is 15 3/4 inches long by 11 1/4 wide, and they are the best best baking pans we've ever seen!
1980601
The loaf is slightly rectangular - about 4:3 aspect ratio. My 1lb loaves come out taller than wide (I like that), but they are rectangular. NOT round at all!
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.
96959
The inside dimensions are 14.5 X 12 inches so you have a lot of leeway. I have used long thin loaf pans and you can use standard pans, too.
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.
2210161
I just measured mine for you... it's 7" tall by 16" wide by 7 1/4" depth. It's a nice sized bread box but may not be big enough for your loaf.
2016484
Mine measures a little less than 10" (more like 9 3/4" tall) tall and close to 5" left to right per side of square. A regular size loaf of bread fits just right.