Will a 9qt 12" Lodge Dutch Oven fit in this bag?
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Yes it will. I have the Lodge 12" 9 quart myself and it fits quite nice. There is enough room to store my cooking mits and my scrubbing brush as well.
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Yes the bag should fit. A bag for a 4qt is 8", a bag for the 5-6qt is 10", and the bag for the 8-9qt is 12". These are nominal sizes and the bags are made to accommodate that. I like Norm's idea of using a piece of plywood in the bottom. Since I use my pots for myself and for teaching others, secure transportation is critical. 1/2" plywood does the trick and is a little lighter than 3/4", but even a piece of hard cardboard is better than nothing in the bottom. The bag is worth the investment. I used cardboard boxes for a while, but air moisture eventually breaks them down. Yes the bag should fit. A bag for a 4qt is 8", a bag for the 5-6qt is 10", and the bag for the 8-9qt is 12". These are nominal sizes and the bags are made to accommodate that. I like Norm's idea of using a piece of plywood in the bottom. Since I use my pots for myself and for teaching others, secure transportation is critical. 1/2" plywood does the trick and is a little lighter than 3/4", but even a piece of hard cardboard is better than nothing in the bottom. The bag is worth the investment. I used cardboard boxes for a while, but air moisture eventually breaks... » Read More Yes the bag should fit. A bag for a 4qt is 8", a bag for the 5-6qt is 10", and the bag for the 8-9qt is 12". These are nominal sizes and the bags are made to accommodate that. I like Norm's idea of using a piece of plywood in the bottom. Since I use my pots for myself and for teaching others, secure transportation is critical. 1/2" plywood does the trick and is a little lighter than 3/4", but even a piece of hard cardboard is better than nothing in the bottom. The bag is worth the investment. I used cardboard boxes for a while, but air moisture eventually breaks them down. « Show Less
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Yes Kala Ann, it most definatly will. Better even than my 5Qt. 10" does. Because with mine the sides tend to bunch up around the oven from the weight. Also for extra measure, if you did not see my post, have a piece of 3/4" plywood cut into a circle of 13 1/2" and set the oven on it as close to center as you can and trace around the legs and drill 3/8" holes about 3/4 of the way through so that the oven does'nt slide around, it will help alot. It will also prevent the legs from wearing holes in the bottom of the bag over time. Which will happen. Hope this helpsNorm Robertsnorm033@charter.net Yes Kala Ann, it most definatly will. Better even than my 5Qt. 10" does. Because with mine the sides tend to bunch up around the oven from the weight. Also for extra measure, if you did not see my post, have a piece of 3/4" plywood cut into a circle of 13 1/2" and set the oven on it as close to center as you can and trace around the legs and drill 3/8" holes about 3/4 of the way through so that the oven does'nt slide around, it will help alot. It will also prevent the legs from wearing holes in the bottom of the bag over time. Which will happen. Hope this helpsNorm... » Read More Yes Kala Ann, it most definatly will. Better even than my 5Qt. 10" does. Because with mine the sides tend to bunch up around the oven from the weight. Also for extra measure, if you did not see my post, have a piece of 3/4" plywood cut into a circle of 13 1/2" and set the oven on it as close to center as you can and trace around the legs and drill 3/8" holes about 3/4 of the way through so that the oven does'nt slide around, it will help alot. It will also prevent the legs from wearing holes in the bottom of the bag over time. Which will happen. Hope this helpsNorm Robertsnorm033@charter.net « Show Less
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Kala,I agree with Norm. I have both the shallower and deeper 12" Lodge Dutch ovens and they both work with this bag. For the bottom of mine I just cut a 1/4" piece plywood 12" in diameter and it works well. The deep 12" is my 'go to' oven for all manner of baking. I've fashioned a ring of sheet metal that a Smokey Joe charcoal rack sits on to hold the baking pans off the bottom.Jayme Johnson
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I don't know the size of the bag you are considering buying, nor what quart our dutch oven is, but our dutch oven has a 12 on the lid and our bag is 7" deep and 14" across the top. We LOVE the bag. We also have the lid rack which fits in the bag w/ the dutch oven along w/ a pair of good gloves.
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Yea it'll fit. Its how my wife bakes muffins. Oven inside is around 11" wide by 9".Molds are around 9.75" by 6.75" each.
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The 11-12" measurement for a pie takes into account the sides of the pan as well. If your pan is truly just 9"- including the rise and fall of the sides - do not to roll the crust out to the edges of the bag. Remember, you'll need some overlap around the edges to seal the crustHope that helps.
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yes linda it will. also I always encourage folks to cut an 11" circle from a 3/4" piece of plywood to fit in the bottom of the bag.also set the oven squarely on the wood and mark around the legs and drill 3/8" holes at least 3/8" deep so the oven will not slide around during trasportation, and it also prevents the legs from wearing holes in the bottom of the bag which will occur over time. good luck and enjoy your oven, I do.Norm
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Yes, it is big but at worst if you can adjust the top rack of the oven (if it's a small oven) it will fit in no problem.
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Just measured internal width and depth of oven.... 11.5". That's it,,, if you have a pizza that's 12" diameter, it won't fit.TJ
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I have not foued a bag that fits. I duct taped all the seams on the box the stove came in and use that for storage. Actuialy works quite well!Definetly the best stove and griddle combo I have ever owned. No Cool Spots On the Griddle!
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Mine is a 9 quart Dutch oven and the fryer is a bit smaller so it might fit a 12 quart. there would be a lot of room around it but it would fit.
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I use it on my Lodge 6 quart Dutch Oven, and it's a perfect fit. Can't remember if I used the screw that came with it. or the one on the Lodge bakelite handle. As long as the screw hole opening is the same, I don't see why not.
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The bag is 12" long by 9" wide and fully expanded it is 9"deep. I think if it fits it would be tight.
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The interior of the oven is 15" x 15". I just measured it. I would think a 9 x 13 would work as long as the pan doesn't have any protruding edges on it.
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The included tray is 11.5" x 9.5" and it sits on the wire rack. A 12" pizza will fit with no wiggle-room. The only way a 12" pizza or round dish will fit is because there is a round indentation in the rear that increases the depth from 10" to 12". A 12" round casserole dish might fit if it's no taller than 4.5" on the outside and no more than 6.25" with a handle in the center. It cannot be even a millimeter wider than 12" round and if it's rectangular, no more than 12" x 10". Really that's pushing it. 11.75" wide dishes would be a much better fit. Within those restraints, it's a really great oven. I've replaced 75% of my full-size oven needs with this.
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I returned my oven because I did not like the way it was designed but I do not believe that anything 'a little bigger than 12 inches' is going to fit. M. Fagan has given you the best answer thus far because by it measuring just shy of 12 inches, anything a 'little bigger' is NOT going to work. Good luck.
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Yes I can fit up to my 16" dutch oven in it but to get more air under the 16" dutch oven I've learned to turn it over and place oven on top. I am looking to buy a new one as I came across your question.
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I bought the A1-12 Lodge bag. It is a only a little bit big, but works great. Keeps my dutch oven from getting everything else dirty!
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I do not have a Lodge Dutch Oven; all of mine are the "Camp Oven". Looking at the picture of the oven, it would seem that it might fit. Sorry I can not give you a definite answer.
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The oven will fit on the 14" two burner camp chef stove - it will cover both burners. Exact dimensions I do not have available at the moment.