Is there enough interior space to bake a dozen muffins? More? Tx!
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There is enough space to bake 12" pizza, so if you have 12 inch pan, you can. Most pans are 9x13 which is not good. I would suggest silicon for baking cup cakes or cakes. Sorbus® 12 Cup Silicone Muffin & Cupcake Baking Pans, Non-Stick, Easy To Clean, Oven / Microwave / Dishwasher / Freezer safe, Heat Resistant Up To 450°F
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I typically prepare a dough using 6 cups and then split it in two, one half I use in the superstone baker and the space is plenty even when the volume doubles... you could probably fit even a four-cup recipe in it, I would think.
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Interior dimensions are 10.5" wide x 7" x 10" deep. Because of the heating elements, the wire rack (needed for things to sit on) and some protrusions on the sides not all of this space can be used, however. I would say the maximum usable space is 9.5" wide x 9.5" deep x 4.5" high.
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The outside dimensions are 12x12x12, so the inside dimensions are the same, minus about a 16th of an inch (or a little less, maybe 1/32?) for the thickness of the metal. If you just figure its one cubic foot you're going to be fine. You can find ten inch square bake-ware (muffin tins, cookie sheet, cake pan) on Amazon.com pretty easy. The bake-ware is actually usually on the same page as the oven if you scroll down.
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Inside dimensions are roughly 11-1/2 x 13-1/2 but that is tight and if you filled it completely it probably wouldn't breathe and bake properly. However, if a pans total dimension was 9 x 13 it would probably fit. 8 x 11 Pyrex fits tight (with glass handles on end) but works fine and I have used many times.
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I have 6 pots and pans on mine and I can't imagine having 12 on it. It's pretty full with 6.
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No, it's only large enough for one muffin, or child size baking tins. I use Anchor Hocking glass oval pans with success,
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The inside dimensions are 14.5 X 12 inches so you have a lot of leeway. I have used long thin loaf pans and you can use standard pans, too.
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A muffin would not fit. These bags would not expand enough. They would work well for two smallish cookies or one nice 3" cookie with a little depth. Martha Stewart sells individual muffin containers and so does Paula Dean at Michales Craft Stores. The Bag is essentially a cookie or small goodie bag. Good luck finding what you are looking for.
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Yes, because the 19.5 dimension reflects the storage space required. I love this pan!
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Not sure if you ment inside or out so... Outside is 18 long,13 deep. Inside is about 12 1/2 by 12 1/2. I can cook a 12 inch pizza in it. Hope I have helped you. MO
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This oven easily accommodates standard 12" round or square pizzas. the inside dimensions are 13" wide x 13" deep and with the rack in the lower of the two position levels, there is 7" height clearance to the bottom of the upper heat elements (and still a nice clearance above the lower heat elements). I bake bread quite a bit, but haven't in this oven, yet. None of the loaves I bake ever exceed 5 1/2" in height. I would say this oven would do fine, and when I do try it I will use the Convection Mode as I believe it will provide for very even baking. It does pizza, etc, fantastic! Someone said that they thought the fan was loud. I disagree. The bell that rings at the end of timed baking is adequately audible, as well. I hope this helps.
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Wide enough for Texas Toast,and muffins cut into.I love this toaster.Wish they made an electric canopener to match it.
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Yes I believe so. We have the 12 which is full size muffins.Great quality and no stick.
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No it comes up just shy of that. The interior space measures 7.5 by 12. Sorry
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I think the base of the muffins would be too wide, but you could make muffin tops.
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I don't think so. I have 12 place settings plus several serving pieces. Takes up most of the space.