Can you use 10" tortillas in this?
84068
It has two rims that heat seal the tortillas together. If you use larger ones, it will just be extra tortilla sticking out the sides with nothing in between. If you have bigger ones that you want to use up, you could trim them with scissors first.
84069
The 8" tortillas are a perfect fit. The 10" will give you the sealed crusty edge though, probably a 1/2 to 1" hang over. I think I'm using 10" tortillas with a different 8" style maker and it works just fine. The nice thing about using the 10" on this is you can add a few more ingredients and not get as much spillover.
84070
No, I don't think the lid would close completely. 10" would be the entire diameter of the cooker itself. But it is a GREAT appliance, nevertheless!
84071
Yes, but you'll have a small portion of the tortilla that isn't crispy. And you'll have about 2 inches of tortilla. I prefer 8 inch.
1699370
The diameter of the lip on the underside of the lid (outside edge to outside edge) is exactly 10". Hope this helps.
1797918
My bowls were way too large... I live in Mexico and could not find ANY tortillas (burrito or otherwise) that we're large enough to make anything substantial... other that an ashtray.
1464732
The directions on the box was 375 degrees for 10min.The one thing I don't like is the smaller tortillas are pretty thick and make a very hard shell.Make sure you look for the thinnest tortillas you can find.10inch tortillas will over lap in these smaller pans but that is ok they just are just not picture perfect.
1748520
We love the 10". Plenty of room for whipping, and we do a pretty big batch most of the time. 12" would be too big for our use & storage.
1844259
Yes...you can also fit another dozen or so under the bottom layer if you run out of space. Kinda confusing because it says mini...so you think mini cupcakes...but no. It fits 100 standard size ones.
1713330
I can, but only because I have three different sizes. I doubt you would be able to stack them if you had, say 2 X 9" pans
232193
I usually end up with about 8" tortillas. I'm sure if you put a bigger ball of dough you can get a 10". Probably after 2 or 3 times of practice.
480229
Yes. You can make your tortilla bowls small like in the picture here with the small size tortilla but the big ones also fit even when they go over the edge. When they go over the edge you have to be careful not to leave them too long or the edges can get burned. I will post a picture of a burrito bowl made with 8" tortillas. I usually eat that one but make bigger ones for people that like to eat more.
797959
It is made for the larger tortillas, but you could use the smaller ones. They would make a shorter bowl.
1468010
Yes this is a 10 cup capacity...this would be the perfect pan for you..... I wouldn't have believed it but it help 10 cups of water and is a very nice size pan!
597508
I made ours into a lego storage rack using 18"X26" aluminum trays. 10"X14" may be too small but the 14"X18" would probably work (maybe 2 to a shelf with a little over the edge). Hope this helps.
1906330
Yes, because silicone stretches. With the 10" and 12" skillets, you have to give the holder a little nudge to slide it all the way on (it slides easily on the smaller skillets), but it definitely will fit.
1350778
Absolutely ( you can actually JUST fit in a 10 3/4 buffet plate) ....love this model/had a bigger one and this does just fine and takes up much less valuable counter space.
1846547
We have them in 17x8 and 17x9, but no 10", sorry. Let us know if you have any other questions! Thanks!
2067518
Yes you can but agree with other review that the end result will be thinner than with an 8 x 8. Keep an eye on the bake time as you don't want to overcook. I have doubled a brownie box in this pan and only needed to cook 5 min more than directions stated.
2017177
I would think you could use it for anything tortilla related. It would certainly flatten the dough. I don't know how much the flour dough would spring back when press is opened.