My fry pan is 12", can I buy this size for it? or I should go for the XL?
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Funny you should ask. Because they list two different diameters for the same lids, I emailed Viancin directly with similar questions-two times-and they never bothered to respond. I decided to buy the lids anyway, and I'm sorry I did. I bought them to cover bowls in the refrigerator, to save on plastic wrap. They don't make a strong enough suction, and are easily knocked off, so air gets in and food will spoil. I bought a small and medium sunflower. Although the "petals" are cute, they don't help to cover the pan. Measuring only to the inside of the petal, the diameters are: small 6 3/8 inch medium 8 inch I hope that helps.
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I don't have that one. I gave it as a gift but I would probably go with the XL.
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Funny you should ask. Because they list two different diameters for the same lids, I emailed Viancin directly with similar questions-two times-and they never bothered to respond. I decided to buy the lids anyway, and I'm sorry I did. I bought them to cover bowls in the refrigerator, to save on plastic wrap. They don't make a strong enough suction, and are easily knocked off, so air gets in and food will spoil.I bought a small and medium sunflower.Although the "petals" are cute, they don't help to cover the pan.Measuring only to the inside of the petal, the diameters are:small 6 3/8 inchmedium 8 ¼ inchI hope that helps. Funny you should ask. Because they list two different diameters for the same lids, I emailed Viancin directly with similar questions-two times-and they never bothered to respond. I decided to buy the lids anyway, and I'm sorry I did. I bought them to cover bowls in the refrigerator, to save on plastic wrap. They don't make a strong enough suction, and are easily knocked off, so air gets in and food will spoil.I bought a small and medium sunflower.Although the "petals" are cute, they don't help to cover the pan.Measuring only to the inside of the... » Read More Funny you should ask. Because they list two different diameters for the same lids, I emailed Viancin directly with similar questions-two times-and they never bothered to respond. I decided to buy the lids anyway, and I'm sorry I did. I bought them to cover bowls in the refrigerator, to save on plastic wrap. They don't make a strong enough suction, and are easily knocked off, so air gets in and food will spoil.I bought a small and medium sunflower.Although the "petals" are cute, they don't help to cover the pan.Measuring only to the inside of the petal, the diameters are:small 6 3/8 inchmedium 8 ¼ inchI hope that helps. « Show Less
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Definitely not this one. Don't turn on the pan by the way or else it will melt!
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You will have to go to XL. I just love these. I have them in several designs and wouldn't trade them for anything. Definitely go with the XL.
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Hi Paul,The 12" figure that is advertised is taken on the top - it is the inside top measurement. I use my frypan on a smooth-top electric range, on the largest element, and it does a fine job. I use the 12 incher more often than my 10 incher because I like to cook large quantities and it is more satisfactory for this purpose.
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The "Calphalon Contemporary 12 Inch Glass Cover" fits the larger pan, you can get that on Amazon. I don't have a cover for the smaller pan. Like you, I love these pans they are excellent fro my smooth top stove. Hope this helps.
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I have this, and it is exactly 12 inches. So, maybe go with something a bit smaller.
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I have the 12 inch skillet and the 12 inch glass lid and they are a match. (they should have sold them together and saved us some bucks.. but i digress) My guess is if you have the 10.25 Lodge brand pan then this Lodge lid should fit it just fine. Try a local Target or Macy's that has Lodge products and measure them before you buy? If you catch a sale you might even get a better price.
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I have a lid from a 12" frying pan that I bought at IKEA that fits very good. You could try any 12" pot lid.
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Yes, it fits perfectly. I actually use mine with the 11'' Te-Chef frying pan. I guess it has been designed to be used with it.
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I can fit a 12" easily. There is room on the sides, but I find that the pizza needs to be turned since there are hotter areas. Its location over the burners causes them. It's a great buy if you already own the stove.
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Just measured mine--only 12" diameter. That must be one ######big pan. Try a restaurant supply company.
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Hi Kathy, no you cannot the width is 12" but it is made for pizza so it happens to fit a 12" diameter pan.
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Don't think so. If your pan is 12" you'd have to find that size. The covers on the call halon pots fit perfectly so I'd say stick to the correct sizing. Also double check the kind of pan any given lid would fit since the inside rims on them might not be universally fitting to all their products.
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Scan pan makes an 11" square griddle which would be ideal. Otherwise the 12 3/4 frypan is a great size for many dishes.
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i really can't say on the 12" pan. I have 2 of these pans an 8" one & a 10.5" but both are only 1.5" - 2" deep. From reading the description above & at Amazon sure appears the pan s/b 5-3/4" deep. If you look at the 2 pans I have the description doesn't tell how deep the pans are. I see only the 12.5" pan tells how deep it is. Sorry i can't help. BUT I would be interested in knowing since I was thinking of ordering the 12.5"
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I ordered the 10 inch pan, so I cannot give you the dimensions for the 12 inch pan. I did measure you the bottom and top dimensions of the 10 inch pan for your information: top 10 X 4.5 inches; bottom 9 X 3.5 inches. So it looks like you could safely say there is one inch difference for the 12 inch pan. Hope this helps.
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I use a 12" and it transfers heat well. I use it quite frequently on the DUXTOP. However, because the heating element is only 8-9" in diameter, there tends to be a hot spot in the center of the pan. I just keep moving things from the side to the middle and back again.
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fry pans come in 8". 10", 12", and some larger yet. the smallest is good for 1 fried egg or perhaps 1 grilled cheese sandwich. the larger ones are for pancakes, fried chicken-fish-pork chops. et cetera. Hope this helps a little. PS...I did not buy Gourmet Chef.
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B. Coomes asks the very same question I have. I got a 12" skillet and sent it back because it was warped in the middle and NOT flat. I now BADLY want this 5.5 qt. casserole to take it's place, but I see negative reviews for it as well, exactly like my review for the 12" skillet. That was exceedingly disappointing! Does anyone with a FLAT cooktop stove have a good review for this pan??????? I'm not ordering until I know that they are not ALL defective, and that I have a good chance with it.