Is this a 4-cup volume pan?
1822410
with no crust, I just poured 6 cups of water into and there was still about 1/2" space at the top, so I think it would safely hold 5 cups with a thick crust. No crust, 6 cups.
1822411
Don't know how many cups it is. It takes about 12 0r 13 apples for a truly deep dish apple pie. If making a pie with pudding filling It will definitely take 2 of the regular packages that take 4 cups total of milk. Plus bananas on the bottom. Love it. Can cut apple pie into 12 and everyone has a good size piece. Hope this helps you.
1822412
I'm sorry, I honestly don't know. If it's any help, I cut up 8 big apples for the filling and I could have used 10, so it holds a lot of filling. Happy baking!
2091538
No. This is an eight cup press with screens four inches in diameter=101.6 mm based on an internet conversion table.
255063
No. This measuring cup (the 8 cup version) is so large that the first mark is 2 Cups! It's pretty low on the side, there's just that much volume from side to side.
255060
Sorry but I can't help & don't know why I was sent the question as I purchased the 8-cup model NOT the 4-cup one!
1468010
Yes this is a 10 cup capacity...this would be the perfect pan for you..... I wouldn't have believed it but it help 10 cups of water and is a very nice size pan!
1725278
No sure but I bought it as a Convection Ready pan to use on my NuWave - it is a thick pan and looks nice too - love it!
1906112
I just checked by filling with water - and it's volume measures 4 fluid OZ US. Hope this helps
515544
No, 4 is the least amount you can do with this one - it seems as if with any coffee pot, their cups do not hold out to a regular cup so I am not sure if they go by 6 oz. cups or 8 oz. cups. I hope this answers your question(s).
626261
The answer is simple - if it is just for your personal use the 4 cup is fine. I have all three pots. Farberware is the best!
267403
No. I think 1/4 is the least. But it does not even come out like that; it comes out in at least 2 cup portions no matter what you have the setting on.
37891
4.2" is inaccurate---maybe a typo. This is a small saute pan. It's only 1.5" deep internally. It's a great pan for frying eggs and fish for 1 or 2 people. Very easy to clean. But if your cooking larger quantities, choose a larger pan.
1448120
Yes, it is only 4-inches. I bought it for my little skillet but it isn't big enough.
904917
I typically prepare a dough using 6 cups and then split it in two, one half I use in the superstone baker and the space is plenty even when the volume doubles... you could probably fit even a four-cup recipe in it, I would think.
214354
Sure. I often make less than a full pot, but there is no "2-cup" or "4-cup" setting. Just use less coffee and less water.
2012706
I too had mentioned this discrepancy to Amazon. The pan I received was a 12 cup pan.
1651094
I agree with B. Hart. When I'm not certain about volume in a pan, I measure and count one cup measures of water to get an approximate yield for the batter I plan to bake. Hope that helps with your measuring question.
440790
I measured mine, too. Four quarts is clear to the top, almost spilling over. Three is about an inch from the top - too full to stir. So for cooking purposes, I would use no more than two & a half quarts. This is my favorite pan!!