Pan sizes

Wondering if you can use another pan when your baking? I have a chart that will tell you what you can use instead with the volumes of each!

This {free} Baking Pan Conversion Cheat Sheet Printable allows you to change up the type of pan equivalency based on volume. via @savorandsavvy

I use this Wilton chart to figure my servings and estimate how much batter I'll need when baking (it varies slightly depending on your recipe). Also, I use Wedding servings for all of my quotes (the smaller serving size). It's below... Update: I still use the Wilton chart for amount of cake batter (although I...Read More

Kitchen Math Chart--I think this is from either Family Circle or Woman's Day--possibly from the mid-1970s! I've had it at the front of a recipe notebook forever and refer to it often. It has baking pan sizes and equivalents, pan volumes, measurement equivalents, substitutions, and more. Hope it helps you as much as it has me over the years.

Baking conversion charts include a conversion chart for cooking, kitchen measurements, dry and liquid baking ingredient conversions and more.

Use this BAKING PAN CONVERSION Chart to find a pan substitution for any recipe! Convert a square cake into a round pan and determine how much batter you need for different sizes and shapes of pans!

Need to learn about hotel pan sizes? KaTom's guide to food pan sizes covers all the facts, supplemented by a helpful infographic and table of measurements.

If you want to bake a cake, brownies, or any other baked good in a pan different from the one the recipe calls for, you’ll need to adjust your ingredient amounts. Our handy chart tells you how much to scale your recipe up or down.

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