What are the dimensions of cookware. can it be used regularly in kitchen with range??Prod. description in size and dimention .
1116050
I use it for camping and would not recommend every day use in your kitchen.
1116051
I've been living with just a butane camp stove for two years now. (Long story. I also have a toaster oven, electric skillet, and crock pot. It can be done.) We found that using our camping set of Black Ice works best, uses the least amount of butane. We use the pots almost daily. They run through the dishwasher just fine. The interior is still wonderfully non-stick. The exterior has taken on a white cast, but that doesn't change its effectiveness. We do take them on our camping trips. Because they are so thin, though, you need to be careful that the contents do not overheat and burn. Also, the handles feel precarious. I've never had them slip, but if you have a full pot of water and spaghetti, take care. I always use a good hot pad to maintain a good grip. Having said all that, these would not be my first choice on a regular gas or electric range. You should choose a set of cookware with real insulation -- much better for daily cooking. These work for me on the butane camp stove because they are so light and thin.
232690
I'm sorry but I don't know. The packaging didn't have as much information as I would have liked, and I ordered it some time ago. I'm very happy with the cookware though. Sorry I couldn't be more help to you. Best of luck.
105288
inside cooking areas are about... 13 1/2" x 10" x 2 1/2",... 10 1/2" x 8 1/2" x 3",... 5 1/2" x 5 1/2" x 2 1/2"
386987
No, it's not just you... I found no description of this package, and I'd like to know the sizes/dimensions of what I'm buying, particularly because this cookware is expensive! I won't buy til I know what I'm getting!
149192
Wow, good timing I just filled it again this am... Inside for cooking Width 9 1/2" Length 7 1/2" Depth 4" Outside for storing away is Width 14 1/2" Length 10" w/knob & Height 9" w/cover. Hope this helps... Love mine!
1870247
The cook surface is 18 1/2" X 15" and the pan itself - outside measurements including handles is 23" X 17". Sandy P.
490200
It depends on one's particular cooking equipment and practices. I use it for acidic items (e.g., tomatoes) I don't want in my cast iron. * To save space on the stove top when multiple large pots/pans won't fit at the same time. * It's useful as a portable cooker or warm server at home or away. * Corner to corner (its diagonal dimension), it can handle longer items (e.g., a salmon filet). * On my patio for dark-cooked recipes that would set off my apartment's smoke detector if prepared inside. * As a moist quick-proof cabinet for bread dough. * Some things (e.g., French toast) fit better in a square pan. It depends on one's particular cooking equipment and practices. I use it for acidic items (e.g., tomatoes) I don't want in my cast iron. * To save space on the stove top when multiple large pots/pans won't fit at the same time. * It's useful as a portable cooker or warm server at home or away. * Corner to corner (its diagonal dimension), it can handle longer items (e.g., a salmon filet). * On my patio for dark-cooked recipes that would set off my apartment's smoke detector if prepared inside. * As a moist quick-proof cabinet for bread dough. * Some things (e.g., French toast) fit better in... » Read More It depends on one's particular cooking equipment and practices. I use it for acidic items (e.g., tomatoes) I don't want in my cast iron. * To save space on the stove top when multiple large pots/pans won't fit at the same time. * It's useful as a portable cooker or warm server at home or away. * Corner to corner (its diagonal dimension), it can handle longer items (e.g., a salmon filet). * On my patio for dark-cooked recipes that would set off my apartment's smoke detector if prepared inside. * As a moist quick-proof cabinet for bread dough. * Some things (e.g., French toast) fit better in a square pan. « Show Less
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Found a Consumer Guide review that lists the dimensions at 19-1/2 inches wide by 11-1/2 inches tall by 11-1/2 inches deep at its widest points (.7 cubic feet)http://products.howstuffworks.com/villaware-digital-convection-oven-v41005-review.htmIt sounds a little large, but I'm giving this some serious thought for purchase
1564871
i did not return the item, but would not recommend it unless you have limited space. it is very small and light weight, so it moves around on the counter. it takes forever to cook. the light burned out after a short time.
822293
I bought this one. Those are the measurements and it's a great little pan for sauces. etc. I've had this cookware for about a week now and I like it more every day.
1229543
I no longer own this product so I can't tell what it's dimensions are, but it was big enough for my purposes. It had a single level cooking surface.
1502523
It is not non-stick cookware. I use either a low or medium setting on my range and have never had a problem with anything sticking. It is great cookware, it cooks evenly and washing the pans is a breeze.
254016
Don't worry about the inside dimensions. It won't last long enough to matter. Mine died 3 months after puchase. Pick another microwave, this one is a dog.
895383
Yes, it would be wonderfully suited for that I would think. I even use it on my electric range in the house....It is a high quality item that will last decades of you are familiar with carbon steel or cast iron cooking!
154762
The interior dimensions of the stove are 8.5 inches length, 5 inches wide and 3.5 inches deep. However, I don't put food in the stove itself. I use a disposable aluminum pan available every grocery. 8 inches length, 3.5 inches wide and 2 inches deep. I use the aluminum several times, wash it in the dishwasher and discard it when it's used up. That way I don't cook food in the stove itself. It's very convenient.
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The cooking surface is 6.25" x 6.25". My 8" skillet fits perfectly. Ditto for the 2qt saucepan I use. I don't think anything larger than the footprint of a 10" skillet would be feasible. Anything with the footprint of an 8" skillet or smaller would be the way to go/ideal.
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Matthew, The item turned out to be 8x8x2, not as described 10x8x2. Will this matter to you? I did not buy these for cooking purposes. But from all I have read this item is suitable for cooking. Does this help? See youtube video - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_uTFXHtR7rE