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Question: what size turkey will it fit
Document: Still, as I look carefully at the images of other high-end roasters, it seems like they all do that, so I guess that's just how it is now.People considering this should be very conscious of the size and how it will meet their needs. The box the pan comes in says it will hold up to an 18-pound turkey. That's ridiculous; it wouldn't come close. Our turkey was 14.2 pounds and it just barely fit.
There were no handles, or ability to make gravy in the pan. So I actually had to get a real roasting pan. I got it because of the size I didn't want anything too big. I saw reviews of other pans where the handles made it too big to fit in some ovens. I didn't want that problem. Yet I wanted it big enough to roast a turkey if I wanted to and this fits the bill. The rack and the lifters were an added bonus.
I wanted a roaster that I could cook my gravy in right on the stovetop, that fit a decent (4-6 people) sized roast or turkey... perfect.Easy to clean.
The pan and rack are well constructed, the lifters are cheap and had rust on them after one use - hand washed, hand dried.The roaster is a little small for two chickens or a turkey, but is a good size for one large chicken or a other similarly sized chunk of meat. The bottom is flat and great for roasting vegetables evenly. I use it more for than than roasting chicken.sHandles are large enough and comfortable.
This is a perfect size pan. It's not the real big one, like for a turkey, it's a smaller mid-size. A 6-8 lb chicken roasts beautifully! When the roast is removed, you can put this pan on the stove top burners and make gravy. Braised shirt ribs covered tightly with foil was a success! Pork roast and a whole 5 lb bag of potatoes can nest niecly in this pan.
I think few people would be disappointed in this roaster except for maybe its small size or its lack of a lid. I have roasted rosemary/olive oil potatoes and two seven pound turkeys side by side each a few times with near perfect results. My oven creates a hot spot near the top of the oven and so the oven browns the top of the turkey too much and makes a thin top layer tough if I don't use an aluminum foil cover every time.
She has no use for her large roaster, but wanted a quality small roaster. This one fit the bill. Price was fair, and quality was excellent.
This roasting pan was exactly as it looks in the picture - nice quality, and having read other review, I did not expect a super-sized pan. It's a perfect pan for my oven and my life style. Yesterday, I roasted two 3 plus pound chickens and they fit comfortably side by side - made gravy from the drippings after removing chickens. The pan is sturdy; it was easy to cook the gravy over 2 burners.
I wanted a roaster with a v rack with handles along the side, and not so big that I could not manage the weight or find a way to store it after Thanksgiving. This pan is perfect! Fit my 14 lb bird perfectly with room to spare, yet small enough to manage on the stovetop for gravy. We do not have a lot of storage space so I did not want to buy a roaster that was so huge and only used 2x a year.
It was well built, not huge so much more practical than most others (I do not always have to roast a turkey! ), and liked the forks that came with it.
Answer: Just used mine for the first time.  So, hope this answer is not too late.  I cooked a 14 pound turkey in my 14 inch Calphalon roaster and it was a perfect fit.  Would not go much bigger.