What exactly is the size of these pans....for example doe sit bake like a 6', 10' 12' cakes?
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These pans are 10", 9 ", and 8". They're not like cake pans you would use to make a graduated layer cake. These pans are used individually for things like cheesecake and upside down cakes.
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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.
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the saute pans are 8 and 10". the others are 10 1/2, 6 1/2 and 5 1/2. i would not personally recommend this product. the saute pan handles are heavy and can tip over on the burners. i have had them since april and the teflon is already scratched. already with nothing in themt
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13x17... I had to cut it down to fit my pans, so definitely not 12X7. I have ordered more, and share them. Teflon is amazing for cookies!
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They are regular sized possibly a bit bigger. I don't use mine for baking so i can't say. I use them to make wax melts. I have another set though for baking and I washed them before usage and had zero issues. These are thick silicone and made well.
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Well I have a mini muffin pan and these wouldn't fit in that. Using a box mix specifically to make 12 cupcakes it came out perfectly so they are regular sized just slightly smaller the the pans would be which is how any of the paper cups would have also been. I have pictures on my blog of them in a full sized muffin pan reviewstuffz.blogspot.com
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One and three quarter inches. My go to pan, throw out your nonstick and go with these. It will be cheaper in the long run.
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I just measured my pan..It is approx. 9x13. However, the actual area to place items for baking is somewhat less. That is because the pan has handles on each end.
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It's about 1 1/2". Perfect for brownies, small cake, or small roasting pan. They're excellent, heavy duty. I've tossed all my bakeware and replaced with Wilton. Hope this helped.
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I don't know. I got this for a gift for my Friend. It's the same size as the type- "old pound cake pans". My Friend has baked in it several times and loves it. Sorry, I can't be of more help.
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I bought them from Amazon... (12 Pcs.) Full Size Aluminum Sheet Pans Commercial Kitchen and Bakery "NSF Approved" 1 Dozen By Chefs Palthey are fabulous and fit perfectly!
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They are exactly 12 7/8" by 17", and could easily be cut to fit a smaller pan. They work great for cookies, which is what I purchased them for. They also work great for roasted potatoes/onions, which when baked with oil on the pan make a crusty mess. Easy cleanup if you use these. I highly recommend. I just let the liner fold up if I use in on a slightly smaller pan, fyi.
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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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There are 9 little cakes and they are between about 4 and 3 inches long and not more then 2 1/2 inches wide. I hope, that helps.
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Dear Ronald, Thank you for your inquiry. I have provided the sizes you requested they are as follows: Two 10-Inch by 15-Inch Cookie Pans with Drop Zones; Two 9-Inch Round Cake Pans; 9-Inch by 13-Inch Cake Pan; 12-Cup Muffin Pan. Thank you for allowing us to be of service to you. Tonia D. Consumer Relations
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The pan is 10" long; 7" wide; and 1 1/4" deep. This set of pans work great in toaster ovens. I just love them! The nonstick works very well also.
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I used a regular size cake pan. 13x9 approximately and it fit w a little room to spare. Turned out great. Hope that is helpful! Good luck!