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?
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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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The sizes (capacity, I should say) are listed in the description (one quart, etc). I realized that I had the original set instead of the set II, and mine includes a 3-quart sauce pan instead of 2-quart, which is the only difference I can see. If you want measurements by the inch, you might check online for actual physical size of the pans.
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I bought the Fagor Futuro in 6 quart and 10 quart. Check out http://www.fagoramerica.com/shop2/accessories. They recommend GLASS LID 9" Item#: 998229000 for the 6 quart. They recommend GLASS LID 10" Item#: 998228000 for the 10 quart. Amazon sells the GLASS LID 9" Item#: 998229000 under the title Fagor 8.5-inch Glass Lid. Fagor seems to size both seals and lids to the diameter of the lip on the base that touches the seal. Not the inside diameter nor the outside diameter but in between. The 8.5 on Amazon seems to refer to the inside diameter. That threw me off when I first bought my 6 quart pressure cooker. Amazon lost my sale for the lid. At second glance, I realized Amazon does have the right part number but the wrong diameter.
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The All Clad Slow Cooker is 6.5 quart and the insert shown should fit it.. I don't think they make a 6.1 quart Slow Cooker unless it really old.
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I bought this lid for my 2 quart saucepan and it fits perfectly. Sorry, I can't answer your question about the 1.5 quartsaucepan. The interior lip measurement of my lid is also 6 7/8" in diameter.
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It sounds like you're trying to compare several casserole dishes. I assume you've already visited the Pyrex website or Binged or Googled them to get their dimensions. Other than that, I don't know what to do. I think that the 2 Quart description is supposed to be the only dimension needed - they should all be about the same. I fact, I have an older 2 Quart casserole dish and the lids are interchangeable, even though the older one has a slightly different style (a flatter bottom).
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There is only my husband and myself. I have cooked smaller portions of stew in this. The cast iron maintains the temperature so you can have less product inside, and is holds a temperature without fear of burning. A five quart would probably suit you well but this is great if you ever want to make a big pot roast, entertain, or make extra to put aside. I guess the question is - why too large? A shortage of storage space would be my only reason to scale down.
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I have a Cuisinart Classic. The work bowl is 6.5 inches in diameter. Hope this helps.
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I don't have the Krona Multi-Pot, just the 1.5 Quart Sauce Pan. I got out my measuring tape and measured several diameters. Flat bottom that sits on burner - 5 5/8". Outer pan - 6 1/4". Top of pan including pour spouts - 7 5/8". Top of pan not including pour spouts - 6 7/8". Lid - 6 3/4". Hope this helps. I love the pan.
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The item pictured is the combination pasta strainer/vegetable steamer insert. Its diameter is 10 inches at both its top and where it rests on the top lip of the stock pot/multipurpose pot. As for the sauce pans, following are the diameters (measured at the top of each pan) for the ones that I own: 1.5 qt. sauce pan: 7 inches 2.5 qt. shallow sauce pan: 9 inches 3.5 qt. pour and strain sauce pan: 8 3/4 inches
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I absolutely love this steamer. The bottom of the steamer is ridged so that it fits over multiple sizes of Cuisinart Multiclad pots.The approximate dimensions for the one I purchased are as follows:Height 4", diameter at top of steamer: 8.5", diameter at bottom of steamer: 6.25" and length of steamer from end of handle to end of pot is 15.75". Hope this info helps. Merry Christmas!
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I have a family of 5 and found the 6 quart to be a great size. Slow cookers are supposed to be at least half full to work properly so any bigger is overkill for most and any smaller....you run the risk of not having the space you need for a batch large enough to have leftovers! This is a great slow cooker!
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I bought the 4.5 quart because that is what the author of the Glorious One-Pot Meals cookbook recommended. She indicated if the oven is too big the flavors will change. It is perfect for us. I am cooking for 2 adults and we usually have enough leftovers for at least one more meal for each of us.
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I can tell you what I know. My mixer is a KSM90 the top of the bowl diameter is 8-11/16 inch. If your bowl top measures similar and this is the same pour shield as mine (sometimes reviews get moved to newer models), it may fit. Since the description says for 4.5 to 5.0, it is likely it will not fit on a 5.5 quart.
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Mine measures 6" across top and 5" tall. It is great for boiling eggs or making sauces. It's like the perfect little pan with a great straining lid. A small box of mac&cheese; will cook nicely in it and I don't need to pull out the strainer because the lid has one built right in it. I love it. When my daughter saw it she had to have one too. Hope this helps!
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For the 7 quart model: pot is 8 1/2" high inside, (9" outside) inside diameter 7 3/4".Basket 7 3/4" high inside, and inside diameter 7". Had this for quite a few years, holding up perfectly. I use it for all pastas (except angel hair or thin spaghetti, gets stuck in the holes, have not tried rice) and all vegetables. I got it for my daughter too.Very practical, use it all the time. Hope this helps. Just read other answers, I must have the size up.
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I have several of these pans so not sure which one you are referring to. The sauté pan which I use as frying, wok, casserole is 10" diameter and 8" base. I use on induction and love them!