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9x13 Pan to Two 8-Inch Rounds — Pan Size Conversion Guide

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9x13 = 117 sq inches

Two 8-inch rounds = 100 sq inches total

Overview

Converting from 9x13 pan to two 8-inch rounds: Batter will be slightly thicker in 8-inch pans. Complete pan swap guide.

Key Details

  • 9x13 = 117 sq inches
  • Two 8-inch rounds = 100 sq inches total
  • Layers will be a bit taller
  • May need to add 5 minutes bake time
  • Works well for layer cakes from sheet cake recipes

Why This Matters

  • Many bakers need to swap between 9x13 pan and two 8-inch rounds
  • Not having the right pan size is one of the most common baking problems
  • Pan area determines batter thickness and bake time

How To

  1. 1Batter will be slightly thicker in 8-inch pans
  2. 2Always adjust bake time when changing pan sizes
  3. 3Check doneness with a toothpick in the center
  4. 4Consider using parchment paper for easy release

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Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Batter will be slightly thicker in 8-inch pans.