What is the depth of the dish please
1703952
It's only 1 inch deep. When we made mini-apple pies we mounded it up pretty high and they came out great.
1703953
The depth of the pie dishes are about 1 and 1/3 inches. I just love mine and use them all the time. I even make small breakfast casseroles in them. I hope this information helps you.
1703954
The depth is one inch which may not seem like a lot; however, the diameter is 5 inches from end of crust to end of crust across the top. I made a regular size pie and mini pies for my family and friends. They preferred the mini pies. My family loves the fact that they have a better balance between crust and filling ( I make a really nice crust ).
427451
The dish drainer is 5 inches deep. I just measured it for you. BTW, I love it. I have gone through many but this one is by far my fav. It fits nicely in my sink and hold enough dishes to be very functional for a busy family.
2031338
A little over 3". Seems deeper than your normal saute/fry pans. I find this pan very useful.
1407722
From the top of the rim to the inside bottom is 1 and 3/8th inches. It's not as deep as I expected it to be when I bought it, but I still use this pie plate all the time. It's a bit deeper than my Pyrex pie plates. I probably have six pie plates and this is my usually my first choice.
125510
Measured inside my dish to the top edge is 2.5 inches. I love it and enjoy using it for fruit cobblers.
2068730
It's about 2" deep. I bought 3 and had my son-in-law mount them on the wall by my stove because I like to have all my spices handy. I have had them a while now and love them. They clean easy and I haven't had any of the rubber crack or come off which I worried about since they are so close to the oven.
1574838
The bowl is rounded off on the bottom. From the center of the bowl, the depth seems to be around 12 inches.
1594689
About 2.5 deep and 4 across the top, but it is smaller at the bottom of the dish.
2099494
The bottom of the dish is just about 4 inches in diameter and the top is closer to 6 inches in diameter with the height approximately 5 inches. It is a nice size - not too big and not too small.
1958502
the pan is a generous 21/2" deep.I measured it and it is the correct depth.This is a greatcooking pan!!
1457218
without actually measuring the grids, I would say that the depth is around 1/4". it produces nice 1/2"+ thick waffles when using a Belgan waffle mix.
362172
These dishes are in my Florida home and cannot answer as to the depth, but it does fit in dishwasher. The plate does turn up on edges but just enough so food does not fall out.
2278818
its a good 1-1/2" deep I cook chicken breast, meatballs etc... it's not shallow but not super deep either. Use mine almost daily
1926789
I do not have them right in this house but I would say maybe 4 inches tall or a bit more. They are a very nice size...Neither small or huge. Just so.Very nice set of dishes.
2171260
Measured from the INSIDE of the dish, mine measured 2 7/16''. I think the other measurements are taken from the OUTSIDE of the dish which makes it sound much deeper. I think pyrex is measured from the outside also, but because this dish is so thick on the outside, it adds a lot of measurement that is NOT on the inside depth. I can get 4 layers of lasagna into this baby, and use it for large casseroles easily.
104012
I think it is 2" deep. I bought it and it is at my parents home. Will look over thanksgiving to confirm. It makes a larger pie than the normal shallow dishes. It holds the heat too and is great. It takes a bit of getting familiar with since it is not like an aluminum pie pan too.
928656
the depth is almost 5/8th deep. Mine is okay but I bought the bigger one for the pies because this one is too puffed up for a uniform shape