What is the dimension of each plate/bowl? Trying to put a 8" or 9" pie on each tier. Thanks!
1689877
No. These would not work for pies. I have used it for pasta salad or a dip and chips.
1689878
Not sure of the dimension since I gave it as a gift. I do know they are big enough to hole a pie. The sides are deeper than I thought with makes it very nice for holding things at a slant.
1689879
The plates/bowls are oblong measuring (on the inside) approx 9 inches wide x 15 inches long. Hope this helps
1689880
These are oval shaped and not designed for round pies. If you use the bowls it comes with that would be fine, but you can't put them in the oven. You end up needing to make something more like a no bake cheesecake / pudding type. Try looking at some of Wilton's stands.
2235083
I have two sized pie plates, one is just short of 9 inches across and the other is just short of 10 inches across the top. I just use the smaller one for the smaller plate and the larger one for the larger plate. You have to take into consideration the MOUNDS of filling under the top crust, that helps steady it.
535968
The top is 8" square. I put a small flower arrangement in this tier but you could also do a small cake or 6 or 7 cupcakes.
2235082
I purchased both a 9" and a 10" shield. I have yet to use the 9". The 9" inside measurement is 9-1/8". You have to allow extra space for your crust, not just the measurement of the pie pan itself. The 10" inside measurement is 10-1/4". I love these shields, and according to what I read, I believe you can just leave them on the whole baking time, although I have not done that yet. I usually remove it about halfway through the baking time so the crust can brown. Hope you love it as much as I do. I do love my pastry zipper bag. If you don't have one, you might want to get one. Can't remember what the name is. Open the bag, put a little flour inside and shake to coat inside surfaces, put the dough in, zip it up and roll it out. I got the largest size for the bag, figuring I can always roll out the size I want. I also purchased the ceramic "balls" to use in the bottom of the pie pan for a single crust pie. Haven't tried them yet. I'm sure I gave you more information than you wanted. Hope you enjoy!
46320
Depending on if it is a 8 or 9 inch full pie, you will get 4 nice size mini pie with 8 inch and 5 from a 9 inch, it really depends on how much filling you put into each pie, however I would say 4 in most cases
2171238
Yes - I have been able to put a 9" glass pie dish inside. It was snug but I was still able to get the lid on as well. The pie plate was empty when I did this - so I can't say what would happen to an elaborate crust if you did this though.
1754751
I don't know how thick the crust would be, but 14" would fit into your 9" pie plate. Or else you can start over and not roll it out quite so large. Then the crust won't be so thin and it will still fit the pie plate.
1651092
I'm sorry, I really can't help you with the dimensions. Even though I ordered (2) 9 x 5 pans, the supplier sent (2) 8.5 x 4.5 pans by mistake. Since I was going to order the smaller pans anyhow, I kept them! What I can tell you is the pans I received are worth every penny I paid! And since most of my recipes call for the smaller pan, I got a "cheapie" non stick pan instead. Hope you can find the answer you are seeking.
321008
I bought this for my son. He said they are 4-4 1/2 inches. Hope this help you. BTY: He has made a lot of pies and he's experimented with some of his own ideas.
1303541
Plates are approximately 10 1/2" and 8 1/2" diameter, bowl is approximately 6 1/4" diameter and 2 1/2" deep.
1244665
The base of the bowls are tapered as in the picture and measure 6 1/4 inches at the very bottom. And the base that they go into has a 9 1/2 inch diameter. Hope this is helpful for you.
1119644
A full 1-inch deep. BTW, I found the same pie plate at a 3 for $9.99 price on the Anchor Hocking website. And last weekend I found a package of 2 for $6.99 in my local Hy-Vee grocery store. Still really cute, but better prices elsewhere.
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3 7/8 inches. If putting plates underneath, figure about 3 even, for room to get them in and out. You might want to look at the Seville Classics version of this, half the cost, 5 1/4 high - I have 7 of those and they're great. I have just one of these Organized Living ones, also nice, I believe they were quite a bit less a few years ago.
2189803
The 8" measurement is the bottom and the 9" is the top as they are very slightly tapered. They release a cake very well!
602860
Vann,There are 3 measurements on this device, the top rim that stabilizes the top in 10 1/2". At the very bottom of the cutting area, where you line your pie up to cut is 7". Then, the actual cutting blade which extends in at an angle above the guide in 8". So it is meant for an 8" pie pan. I hope this helps.d
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# is not on my bowls but my large is height 5 1/2", top diameter 9", bottom diameter 5 3/4", small bowl is h 5", t 7", b 4". These measurements are not accurate to the 1/8" but pretty close. The small bowl didn't come with my mixer. I ordered it from Amazon. I actually use it more than the large one.Phillip.drennan@sbcglobal
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The top plate is about 6 1/4" in diameter, the middle plate about 8 1/4", and the bottom plate is about 10 1/2" in diameter. This is one of the smaller dessert plates that I've seen...it holds about 10 cupcakes...but it's beautiful and I love mine!