Actual Size of Cuisinart Chef's Classic 5.5 Quart Casserole? Does anyone know the physical size (diameter across the top) of the Cuisinart Chef's Classic 5.5 quart MultiClad Pro stainless steel Casserole? I know its 5.5 quarts in volume... but how big across? Actual Size of Cuisinart Chef's Classic 5.5 Quart Casserole? Does anyone know the physical size (diameter across the top) of the Cuisinart Chef's Classic 5.5 quart MultiClad Pro stainless... » Read More Actual Size of Cuisinart Chef's Classic 5.5 Quart Casserole? Does anyone know the physical size (diameter across the top) of the Cuisinart Chef's Classic 5.5 quart MultiClad Pro stainless steel Casserole? I know its 5.5 quarts in volume... but how big across? « Show Less
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I am wanting to know the size of the 3 quart Chef's casserole.Looking for about 8 inches in diameter and deep enough to put the silicone egg poaching cups in.If anyone has this information?
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I think the 4.5" height must be the height with the lid on. The reason is that a pan with 13" diameter and 4.5" height would have a volume of about 10 quarts. If the 13" diameter is correct, the pan height must be about 2.5" to have a volume of 5.5 quarts.
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For Tovolo ............................ For Revere Ware Small Quart 7.125 in OD x 3.5 in ...... Small 2 Cups 5.5 in OD x 3.5 in Medium 2.5 Quart 8.625 in OD x 4.5 in . Medium Quart 6.875 in OD x 4.5 in Large 4 quart 10.375 in OD x 5.75 in .. Large 2 Quart 8.75 in OD x 5.0 Handle is 0.125 inches outside of OD on Revere Ware Bowls and may be positioned up inside of pressure cooker. Add 0.5 inches if handle is up on Tovolo bowls. I cannot find a source for new Revere Ware bowls but used sets are available on ebay.
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When i started no-knead bread, I used the 7 qt dutch oven and it was fine, but now i use a 5qt. I prefer the 5qt, but may try a smaller one someday. Once the 7 qt was tied up on braise duty and made it happily in a Cuisinart 735-24 Chef's Classic Stainless 3-Quart Chef's Pan with Cover
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1.5qt.sauce pan w/glass lid, 3qt.casserol w/glass lid, 1.5qt.casserol w/glass lid, 5.5 qt. stock pot w/glass lid, 2qt. casserole w/glass lid, 10 inch 1.5 qt. fry pan w/glass lid,. why the hell don't you just look it up at amazon.com?
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I bought Cuisinart 722-20 Chef's Classic Stainless 8-Inch Open Skillet, so I am not sure of the size skillet you are referring to. I find that the sides on this small pan work well when I toss veggies as I cook or reheat them...so long as the pan is not to full. The sides of my pan are about 2 inches deep and contoured with a lipped edge. Hope that helps.
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Hi, Joan -- The Norpro 1 Quart Stainless Steel 3 Piece Mini Steamer I have is 6" across... and yes -- the inside of the steamer at the bottom is about 1/2" smaller. And echoing what's been said, I LOVE mine and use it frequently -- it's such high quality, so well-made, and just sweet... easy to use and easy to clean. Perfect for a side-dish for 1 or 2...
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I was investigating the same thing when I bought mine. As far as I know there are only two sizes, 2 qt. and a smaller qt. size. My mom has the smaller version and you can barely squeeze a decent serving for three people out of that one. My advice is get a 2 qt. machine. It's better built, the bowls are bigger, and thicker walled, and you can always make less. My Unit is the STAINLESS STEEL 2 qt. model number CIM-60PC, I don't know what the black model number is for the same size? You might try going on cuisinart.com and emailing them that question. I remember being confused about the lack of info on amazon when I bought this one, but I was after the stainless steel model. I was investigating the same thing when I bought mine. As far as I know there are only two sizes, 2 qt. and a smaller qt. size. My mom has the smaller version and you can barely squeeze a decent serving for three people out of that one. My advice is get a 2 qt. machine. It's better built, the bowls are bigger, and thicker walled, and you can always make less. My Unit is the STAINLESS STEEL 2 qt. model number CIM-60PC, I don't know what the black model number is for the same size? You might try going on cuisinart.com and emailing them that question. I remember being confused about the lack... » Read More I was investigating the same thing when I bought mine. As far as I know there are only two sizes, 2 qt. and a smaller qt. size. My mom has the smaller version and you can barely squeeze a decent serving for three people out of that one. My advice is get a 2 qt. machine. It's better built, the bowls are bigger, and thicker walled, and you can always make less. My Unit is the STAINLESS STEEL 2 qt. model number CIM-60PC, I don't know what the black model number is for the same size? You might try going on cuisinart.com and emailing them that question. I remember being confused about the lack of info on amazon when I bought this one, but I was after the stainless steel model. « Show Less
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I have MANY Cuisinart MultiClad Pro pots. Please let me know what quart sized pot you're interested in. Marianne
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I use Amazon a lot and I've found that the "Product Dimensions" listed in the product details on Amazon (in this case 10.7 x 5 x 5 inches ; 11.6 pounds) usually describe the unopened package/box rather than the actual product. I don't put much faith in Amazon's description of product size because I find it is often wrong. I don't think they could be correct for this product at any rate since the larger dish is 3 quart, 13x9 inches. Much better to do as you did and ask the question of people that have already purchased this product. Hope this helps.
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I have a PRO-450 with what I think is the 4.5 quart bowl. I believe the 5 quart bowl is the same diameter, and just a little deeper. My mixer does not tip. The bowl just goes up and down. My wife uses the shield and likes it. Hope this is of help. Our machine is red, and I also bought the red cover. It is excellent too.
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It fits the 5 qt, but not the 4 qt bowl. Best thing to do is call Kitchen Aid in Troy OH. There's a toll free number and it's worth the wait on hold. The people know what they're talking about and their prices are what you'd pay anywhere else, including you know where. I have both machines (one at home and one at our house in northern MI) & was able to use it. Having an extra whip and an extra bowl - good investment. Another thing you might consider is the water/ice bath that fits outside the bowl and comes in real handy more often than you might think. I think it will fit both the 4 and 5 qt machines, but haven't tried it yet on the smaller mixer. I also love the meat grinder attachment. If you ever make sausage, meatloaf or use ground meat, you need this thing. Don't bother with the pouring shield. It's a waste of money and is awkward to use. Just adjust the mixer speed. If what's in the bowl is spattering all over your counter, you're running it too fast. I almost never use the dough hook as I prefer to knead by hand, but it is handy for other heavy mixtures that you don't want to over mix. TMI, but maybe you'll find this info useful.
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I don't remember my model number but it's very old. It's the 5 quart size. probably close to 40 years old. Pretty sure sizes are standard
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Where did you come up with the measurement of 10.7x5x5 for the carrier? I honestly do not know just what the measurements for the carrier are, but for CERTAIN the 3 quart casserole dish fits nicely into it, and there is even a little space around it. I have carried 3qt casseroles in the carrier so many times I cannot count them all. In fact I wore out one carrier, and had to buy a new one...and all my 3qt casserole dishes fit just fine into the carrier with the "hot pack" to keep things warm, and it Zips up fine and has so far never leaked when the cover is properly in place. So, wherever you got that measurement for the carrier, you just don't have the right measurements. Where did you come up with the measurement of 10.7x5x5 for the carrier? I honestly do not know just what the measurements for the carrier are, but for CERTAIN the 3 quart casserole dish fits nicely into it, and there is even a little space around it. I have carried 3qt casseroles in the carrier so many times I cannot count them all. In fact I wore out one carrier, and had to buy a new one...and all my 3qt casserole dishes fit just fine into the carrier with the "hot pack" to keep things warm, and it Zips up fine and has so far never leaked when the cover is properly in place. So,... » Read More Where did you come up with the measurement of 10.7x5x5 for the carrier? I honestly do not know just what the measurements for the carrier are, but for CERTAIN the 3 quart casserole dish fits nicely into it, and there is even a little space around it. I have carried 3qt casseroles in the carrier so many times I cannot count them all. In fact I wore out one carrier, and had to buy a new one...and all my 3qt casserole dishes fit just fine into the carrier with the "hot pack" to keep things warm, and it Zips up fine and has so far never leaked when the cover is properly in place. So, wherever you got that measurement for the carrier, you just don't have the right measurements. « Show Less
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Ron, as many of the people responding to your question have done, I purchased the 6 Qt. as well. I often downsize my recipes to a serving for 2 or 3 and a great cook book for these recipes is America's Test Kitchen, "Cooking for Two, 2012". There are slow cooker recipes that work great in the larger slow cooker and come out just fine. I purchased this specific Cuisinart because of its oblong shape - makes it easy to cook meat or chicken on skewers. And, with the larger size you are prepared for the eventual times you want to cook a roast or larger meal. Hope this was helpful.
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Cook's Illustrated is correct about the price. I don't know where you are seeing the 8.5 qt size for $380, but not, I think, on Amazon. Like most other vendors, Amazon is not offering that size because it has been out-of-stock almost everywhere since winning the approval of Cooks Ill. However, that size is offered on backorder at the Fissler website, and you can pre-order it now from them, for the lower price you stated, and with free shipping. I suggest you pre-order it. It's wonderful, and worth every penny!
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10" wide and 4" high...... This is a great pot 5 qt pot. You can use it for more than chili and spaghetti sauce. It's great for pot roasts and making corned beef briskest. You will use this pot all the time. I give them as House Warming gifts and get many, many thanks. Try it you'll love it. One other thing I'D like to mention. If you need to make larger batches there is also 7 quart Dutch Oven by Calphalon. The dimensions are 11" wide by 4-1/2" deep. Hope this helps.
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I dont know if its 7 quarts. It's quite a bit bigger than most crock pots out there. Mine broke and I had to buy this one specifically to fit my KitchenAide model. There weren't great reviews on this bowl and I don't know why. People said it broke easily. Well...hello. It's ceramic and if you bump it carelessly against your granite countertop then yes it will crack, chip or break. I guess people struggled with it because it is bigger. I love it. I could have bought a different crock pot but nothing compares to this one with the bigger capacity and a rubber lined lid that can be removed and washed. I dont know if its 7 quarts. It's quite a bit bigger than most crock pots out there. Mine broke and I had to buy this one specifically to fit my KitchenAide model. There weren't great reviews on this bowl and I don't know why. People said it broke easily. Well...hello. It's ceramic and if you bump it carelessly against your granite countertop then yes it will crack, chip or break. I guess people struggled with it because it is bigger. I love it. I could have bought a different crock pot but nothing compares to this one with the bigger capacity and a rubber lined lid that can be removed and... » Read More I dont know if its 7 quarts. It's quite a bit bigger than most crock pots out there. Mine broke and I had to buy this one specifically to fit my KitchenAide model. There weren't great reviews on this bowl and I don't know why. People said it broke easily. Well...hello. It's ceramic and if you bump it carelessly against your granite countertop then yes it will crack, chip or break. I guess people struggled with it because it is bigger. I love it. I could have bought a different crock pot but nothing compares to this one with the bigger capacity and a rubber lined lid that can be removed and washed. « Show Less