What's the biggest pyrex dish that fits in this? Not sure which one to order?
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I couldn't find a pyrex dish that was really a good fit - they were all too big to fit into the carrier and zip the top closed. It may help to know that the carrier's dimensions are 6" long X 5" wide X 2 1/2" deep. I did find from ziploc a small casserole dish in their versaglass line http://www.ziploc.com/WhatsNew/Pages/ZiplocVersaGlassContainers.aspx that left a little extra room in it, but it isn't large enough to hold a meal for 2 adults. A better solution for me was to buy some disposable aluminum cooking pans - they fit perfectly in the carrier, but the only place I have been able to find them was at Gordon's Food Service, or at the dollar store in a three pack for $1. Are you planning to make a meal in it for a family? If yes, a large casserole dish will not fit...not even a 5 X 7 or loaf pan will fit.
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This is basically a hot plate encased in a soft lunch case with a small slit in the back to let the power cord out to plug in an outlet. The case is about 9x6 inches and about 2.5 inch deep. Great for heating up your pre-made lunch or dinner. The beauty of this is that any microwavable Tupperware or something similar that does well in heat is ok to use. This a great buy. I am now eating healthy home cooked lunch at work. If you are looking to slow cook your meal, then this is not the product for you. But if you want to heat up your pre cooked lunch or dinner then this is it. Great price for what it does. Simple design easy to clean. Hope you find this helpful. This is basically a hot plate encased in a soft lunch case with a small slit in the back to let the power cord out to plug in an outlet. The case is about 9x6 inches and about 2.5 inch deep. Great for heating up your pre-made lunch or dinner. The beauty of this is that any microwavable Tupperware or something similar that does well in heat is ok to use. This a great buy. I am now eating healthy home cooked lunch at work. If you are looking to slow cook your meal, then this is not the product for you. But if you want to heat up your pre cooked lunch or dinner then this is it. Great... » Read More This is basically a hot plate encased in a soft lunch case with a small slit in the back to let the power cord out to plug in an outlet. The case is about 9x6 inches and about 2.5 inch deep. Great for heating up your pre-made lunch or dinner. The beauty of this is that any microwavable Tupperware or something similar that does well in heat is ok to use. This a great buy. I am now eating healthy home cooked lunch at work. If you are looking to slow cook your meal, then this is not the product for you. But if you want to heat up your pre cooked lunch or dinner then this is it. Great price for what it does. Simple design easy to clean. Hope you find this helpful. « Show Less
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Use the 6-cup pyrex with the snap close lid. Fits perfect and contrary to some comments holds plenty of food for two people (48 ounces)
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My wife tells me she's used a 9 inch by about 7 inch by 3 inch and it fits comfortably, and that's with the heating plate included. The zippered top may bulge a bit, she told me, but it will zip up. Hope this helps
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I would suggest the 5.5 quart. I think I'm going to order one of those today. Good luck.
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Any info on the products you bought? Looking for one for my great pyrenese also in texas.
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Try the Simax 7216 which is a 12"x9"x2.5" glass casserole. It doesn't have large handles sticking out to get in the way.
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I have the same problem.Very disappointing. Pyrex has a good reputation but I would not get another one from them
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This is a little deeper than the standard size you get from Pyrex, but not as deep as my grandma's real deep dish pie plate. If you want a true deep dish pie, I suggest the Pedrini Ceramic Deep Pie Dish available on amazon.com
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I have one as well Maria, and it fits perfectly. Get the industrial strength yellow one if you do a lot of thick cookies. Their customer service is very good, if it breaks no questions asked, just send a photo. Also remember you can raise and lower the bowl to get good scraping contact. Look in the manual on how to..
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I have purchased more than one erlenmeyer flask from Scientific Equipment of Houston. Here is the issue. The one 500 ml flask I got was not a Pyrex brand. It was a BOMEX brand, which was of very high quality. The measurement of the bottom diameter of that flask is: 4-3/16" or 106 mm. I bought 2 - 1000ml flasks from he same company, one was a Pyrex, one was BOMEX, and those diameters were slightly different. All I'm saying is -- you should not expect your order for a flask to be either a Pyrex brand, or the same diameter as the one I have!
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They are the same size as a 9x13 glass pyrex dish, about 2 - 2.5 inches tall. Almost as tall as a lasagna pan, but not quite
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I am not sure I would use it for Pyrex, other than maybe a glass pie pan or smaller pans. There is not a ton of space between dividers.
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This one was to replace the one that I blew up for my pyrex portable carrier - it is 7.5"x11.75" and weighs more than 1lb
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My large bowl is out filled with cake for a friend :). But the 2 smaller bowls do have the pyrex logo. It's about 2" by 1.5" in the smaller bowls.
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You can't put a standard 9x13 pyrex pan in this oven--it is too wide by over an inch, possibly 2 because of the side handles. You need to get a straight sided metal cake pan in order to cook anything that calls for 9x13.
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I stack 2 Pyrex 13x9" glass baking dishes with lids. It is a tight fit but works. I proof 24 rolls at a time. Half way through, I switch the positions, as the heat comes from the bottom and the bottom is warmer.
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Aloha C. Thomas!I have learned that using the right size of bowl prevents spillage. When I'm mixing cake batter, I use the biggest size of Anchor Hocking. it provides enough space for the ingredients to be blended well. There was a time I lifted the hand-held mixer without first turning it off and batter created a design on my kitchen wall.I had owned two Pyrex mixing bowls before and they were the big size. The Anchor Hocking I have now is transparent glass which helps me see the ingredients all around.Anyway, I hope what I have written helps you a little. Aloha C. Thomas!I have learned that using the right size of bowl prevents spillage. When I'm mixing cake batter, I use the biggest size of Anchor Hocking. it provides enough space for the ingredients to be blended well. There was a time I lifted the hand-held mixer without first turning it off and batter created a design on my kitchen wall.I had owned two Pyrex mixing bowls before and they were the big size. The Anchor Hocking I have now is transparent glass which helps me see the ingredients all around.Anyway, I hope what I have written helps you a little.
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No it does not. It will not fit to bottom of dish, so it fits the top of dish but is not stable. I have the Pyrex 9X13 with handles. It does however fit my Lodge 12" cast iron skillet. Bought it for the Pyrex based on the Q&A.; Its so inexpensive so I"m not going to return. Actually happy that it fits my 12" skillet, as a roast and fixings can be served up in the skillet on top of thick cutting board or wood...for a nice country/rustic presentation.
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I don't know the difference between different types of glass, but like Pyrex, I imagine similar caution needs to be taken. I wouldn't use the dish on top of the stove nor would I put a hot dish in cool water, ways that I myself broke 2 Pyrex dishes.