Is it reasonable to use this pan if the pizza is bigger than the pan (for example, the pan is 14", while a Costco take and bake pizza is 18").
1339778
While I really love this pan, I have never used a larger pizza to bake on it. Might get alittle messy.
1339779
I haven't tried a Costco pizza on it so I wouldn't be able to tell you but it is definitely sturdy enough to hold its weight. It might pertrude a little but I think it should be fine. I do believe they sell larger pans if Costco pizza is the one you cook most often.
2208773
No, it's big enough. remember that the pizza dough is hard enough not to bend.
958232
I must admit I have not used it much. I covered something that that I had already baked in that size pan, but did not bake with it or try to get it to "seal" on. It seems to be MADE for 9x13 though. Good luck!
216698
Yes, the pan itself is 14 inches and total length is just under 18 inches. I can put it in my oven any direction in case I need to put another pan in.
313975
The largest pan I use in the oven is 10 1/2" by 12 3/4" and is shallow. This pan has a little wiggle room in both directions so you should be able to fit your pan. The depth can be handled by lowering the rack. I use a smaller pan that is 2 1/2" deep and it works okay.
1464796
The pan that goes into the oven is 8" x 9". It is okay for me, a single guy, since I can put in leftover pizza 2 slices (3 small slices) at a time. It will not fit a whole pizza of any size unless it would be 8" x 9" or less. I would not buy this oven for a family of 2 or more unless I was going to make meals that are compact in size. I bought this oven because it is a great fit for me and it does not take up a lot of room on the counter top.
87382
I guess it would depend on how thick you like your pizza. I don't like pan-style so I've never tried to make it in the pan, only in the oven. I imagine it wouldn't be a problem to get it out using a spatula, though.
1222300
Yes i have baked a pie in there i have no clue what size pan i used ...also have cooked pizza i use this contraption every damm day hardly use my stove or oven much anymore good luck James
1519406
I think amazon must of goofed on saying it was only oven safe to 400. I have had my pan for quite a while and I bake my pizza's at 450 and have never had a problem.
1121576
I think so...it's pretty darn big. I had a two layer cake with room to spare. You might want to measure how high your pan is though, just in case.
1626922
If a catering pan is the size of a sheet cake pan, then no. It really is the size if a large pizza box.
502351
I agree with previous answers, although measurements are not completely accurate 2+" for larger pan and -2 for smaller. If you need accurate, contact manufacturer. Circulon customer service is top-notch!
1033498
No, this Lodge pan bottom measures 14 inches across. A 16 inch pizza pan would fit into the top but would never rest evenly or touch bottom.
995486
The oven tray can only take a pizza with a diameter of 9 inches or less. The tray is a 9-inch square. Anything bigger than that won't fit. It is great for heating up a couple of slices of pizza, however. I make my own pizzas which are about 12 - 14 inches across. Two of these slices fit the oven easily.
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The clarify this one, if you're using a 14" long by 10" wide OVAL pan, it will NOT fit. I'm using it in a 16" long by 12" wide oval, and it fits at any angle except completely flattened out. I also have a 14" x 10" oval and the base won't even go in the pan.
165882
Sorry--I don't know the size of a standard frozen pizza. There is a curve in the rack, in back...if your pizza is round, the rack has a maximum diameter of 11-inches
1033496
No, the 17" pan is measured from the outside edge of the pan. Since the pan has taper sides the actual inside diameter is much smaller. I measured about 14.25" for a pizza to lie flat on the inside of the pan, still a pretty big Pizza:)Jmccaule