Is this big enough to hold the glass cake pans?
1336633
No it isn't and it's very flimsy. Mine broke within a month. I would not recommend this product!
1336634
I did not use it in that regard, but since the metal prongs are removable and the base holds items down, I would tend to think it could.
584691
Yes, this is really big, it should work out. I bake 9" cakes and there is still so much room left over. It's large.
1073503
It would probably be ok I'm using mine for for serving platters. When I organized my pan cabinet I got the one that stood the fry pan up on their sides which really worked out nice I can stand 4 pans and access them easily (if you have the height in your cabinet). And the pans are heavy but the organizer doesn't have to support all their weight.
1712437
The Cake Keeper is quite big, I don't think there is a shelf higher enough to stack two of them
1580832
I would think so. I have very heavy baking dishes, and it holds them very well.
551652
I believe it should be able to hold a medium size pie on top and a large pie at bottom at the same time :) although I put quiche at top and pie at the bottom. I even tried putting chocolates and eclairs in the cupcake holes and it worked out very well.
1434921
It is sturdy enough for pans. I have it placed in a cupboard in the upright position, and I have cookies sheets, cake pans, and some other miscellaneous bakeware stored in it. However, if you're are going to use it for heavy items, I would recommend screwing it down to the cupboard, or perhaps using command picture hanging strips to make sure it doesn't move around when you're pulling items out. I don't think I would feel comfortable storing plates in it, however, due to their breakable nature. Sometimes the wires pop out and things fall down. If they're round plates, they'll roll out. You could glue the wires in, I suppose, though.
1906486
Yes it will hold two 9x13 pans, the ones without handles fit, the ones with handles only fit if they go up and down (like the lift up) rather then the ones that stick out to the side. There are two racks included, so not sure what Judith L Smith is talking about. We cook a pizza on each rack (full size) all the time.
1121578
The bundt pan we have is pretty old - say about 9 or 10 in. diameter. But, yes, our cover easily holds a cake from this pan. Keep in mind this cover is large - inside diameter 14 1/2 inches.
1393328
No, I don't think the pancake area is large enough. It might hold a small tortilla shell, but it definitely would not hold a larger tortilla or pizza shell.
763287
Well the tiers are spaced far enough apart to set the cupcakes on & take off without mashing their tops. It is sturdy, to hold cupcakes without sagging like the cardboard kind is likely to do. I think it would hold your macaroons fine.
626212
Yes it should hold square cakes, although I never used it yet with a square cake. I don't see a problem it would have.
763612
i think it would work, it is set up for cupcakes, but the smaller ones wouldn't slide around too much
1994417
It is deep enough. They would be wider than a traditional cupcake. I know the pan advertises square cupcakes and suggests the square cupcake liners from Wilton.
27589
i believe so. seems big enough for at least casserole pans. i've only used it for cold items so far
1712436
The handle is flexible but the top is quite rounded and the cake holder is bigger than you may think. It is 61/2 " high and about 12"across at the widest point. I couldn't stack another on top in my fridge and if I had the height I would be concerned it would slide off when I opened the door. Good luck
660795
They are large enough to hold the large size muffins. The base for a standard cupcake had a lot of space around it but the lid allows ample space for large flowers and other decorations. For just a standard iced cupcake, they are a little to large. I used some of these for fruit salad recently. My only complaint, is that some of the lids would not snap shut so well, on those few I used a little piece of clear tape. Hope this helps!