I am buying the 9 inch x 3 Inch to bake a cheesecake. I need to buy a larger pan for a cooking water bath.Can you suggest what size to buy?
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Buy a 14 inch diameter. I make 12 inch cheesecakes. But whatever you are making, 14 will be enough. It will be fine for using any pan up to 12 inches for a "bain marie" cooking process. The depth will be fine also.
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You should not buy this pan for cheesecake. How are you going to get the cheesecake out of the pan? Flip it upside down and destroy the top? Buy the version with the removable bottom or a springform mold. I use a springform. I have not found a waterbath to be necessary at all. Bake slow, don't overbake, let the cheesecake cool in the oven with the door ajar, and you'll have the most wonderfully creamy crack-free cake.
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I just got mine. I have a 9 X 13 that I was hoping to be able to use, but the handles make it entirely too long. Do you know where I could find a 9X13 GLASS pan WITHOUT handles? I need this size for my cake, but I HATE to use the big stove oven.
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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!
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I would look on fat daddio's website, they have a whole chart that explains how many cups of batter should be used for each pan and you'll be able to see which one uses half the batter of the 9in.
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Hmmm, I just looked at this item again and I see limited quantities are left. I'd contact the seller for dimensions, when I ordered mine in October 2012 there were different sizes to choose from. I apologize for my previous answer. The size I ordered was for a 9x11 regular cake pan. Good luck! -ShoeShopper
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I have used a 12 inch Pan that worked fine. You could probably use up to 15 inch. Ray
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Hello, I am sorry, I forgot to take it down and measure it last night - I know when i made a standard cheesecake and fit perfectly with extra room on the edges to spare - same with a bundt cake. It is really nice quality and beautiful. I was very pleased with this purchase. :)
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I would advise to buy the large. It is so easy to clean, better then having it too small. I have one of each and cook for two.
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At the time I ordered mine it was called a 9.5" size pan. But now the listing gives no size for it. I can only assume this one listed on Amazon is the same as the one I got.
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i got the three piece set, the size is stated on the amazon page.Mine is 13x9 cake pan and the baking sheet is the same also the cover fits both pieces.
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It's suitable to bake anything that fits in the pan, which is 9x13. It's a very nice piece of bake ware and cleans up nicely. I also bought one for my daughter-in-law and she loves it. I have baked cakes and lasagna and chicken in mine.
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Unlike the other responders, I would not put anything over 3" in there and if you're asking about baking bread or anything that could rise over 3.5" you're risking it touching the top element and burning the top. The depth will limit you to a 9" pan. This is a really good toaster over but if you have the counter space and want an all purpose oven, get the next size up.
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Measure the size of your cake pan and choose a box that is slightly bigger. Plenty to choose from.
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Personally, I would go with the 9" and then trim. My cake pans measure 8.5" inches at the top, but measuring the bottom, they are 8" inches. Therefore I bought the 8" inch papers.
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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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Use an 8-9inch (20-23cm) round cheesecake recipe quantity and double it. It is better used for a cheesecake slice which naturally uses less quantity. A slice cooks better. Cheers and good luck.
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Insert fits inside the pan so it is a 9 inch pan, just run a thin knife around the inside of pan to loosen. I love this cake pan!