Would it hold a 9" pie plate?
1599712
Yes it will. My pie plate is 10" and it fits just fine. Inside measurement from post to post is 11". Hope this helps!
525887
I believe so. It might be a little tight since it says that it will hold a 10-14" plate.
946081
I don't know by 9.3 inch, do you mean thickness or the length on the side of your tower?I think it should fit either way. Although it may be about the max in thickness, if it's a 9.3 inch thick tower.
1476132
Get out a 9- or 10-inch pie plate, and imagine it divided into only six slices. You get generous slices with a 9-inch plate, and overly generous slices with a 10-inch plate. Now imagine the plate divided into only eight slices. You get mingy slices with a 9-inch plate, and just-right slices with a 10-inch plate. I'm not sure whether this works with an 8-inch pie plate, but if it does, the same principle applies. If you cut an 8-inch pie into 8 slices, you will get unsatisfyingly small slices--slivers, not slices.
147714
My caddy holds a regular sized nine inch plate. However, keep in mind my caddy is not the same as the one pictured.
843639
No. A large round pie or casserole dish work best. (about 12. Inch) the turntable has a rsisedvedgevthat a 12inch square pan will just fit on top and rotate. Have to watch closely that it doesn't shift though. Round is more secure. I think the larger size oven accommodates 9x13 pans but I didn't have space for that one.
155651
No it won't fit, the larger plate that fit is about 8 1/2 inches in diameter.
551652
I believe it should be able to hold a medium size pie on top and a large pie at bottom at the same time :) although I put quiche at top and pie at the bottom. I even tried putting chocolates and eclairs in the cupcake holes and it worked out very well.
1601011
I just tried a plate I have that is 9 1/2" in diameter and it fits well. The holes on each tier measure 8 1/2" in diameter. I think 9 1/4" will fit just fine. It will also hold much larger plates. I love this holder and use it for many things. I'll be happy to answer any other questions you have about it.
1935982
I believe it will (I can't say for sure). The 10" ring I bought had the cut-outs for the handles and worked great.My complaint was with the description of the 9" ring. It DOES NOT have cut-outs and the product description makes no note of the difference.
701614
No it will not fit a 9"x13" casserole. The inside measurements are 11"x11".
2171237
I also bake in the pan; but the pan will accommodate a 9 inch pie dish if you wanted to use it for transporting another pie.
551650
yes, you could hold a pie the bottom of it. because of cupcake mold's shape, you could not put a pie on top.possibly, if you put a pie with another round and fit plate you could use it as a pie carrier.in my opinion, the bottom size is around 14 inch.it' too big.i'm afraid that the pie would get around if the pie is not enough huge.
1970314
Yes, 9.5" will fit nicely. Be certain the cookware is induction ready. The Cooktop tends to to be a little center heavy on heat. Test the bottom of the pan with a magnet, if it sticks..you are good to go.
1326772
I have a 10" visual land prestige and wouldn't fit that. I doubt very much if it would fit a 9". But here are the dimensions for your tablet (9.40 x 5.80 x 0.51 inches)
1608139
You've probably already made your purchase by now (or not). The following are all internal measures which is probably what you want: * Base diameter at bottom: 9.25 inches * Base diameter at top: 11 inches * Base height: ~ 1 inch * Top diameter: 11 inches * Top height: 3 inchesBoth our pie plates fit with easy. You should be able to place a 9 inch diameter, 4 inch cake in the plate without problem.
935406
it fits perfectly on a 9.5in diameter pot, i would not think it will fit onto a 9in one