Toaster ovens cook food by convection heating
Most countertop convection and toaster ovens have single doors with a hinge on the bottom and handle on top. Most built-in wall ovens and commercial ovens come with double doors that open French-style. The former kind usually requires more counter space in front, so even if you want a nice deep oven that can hold … Read more
The Cuisinart Steam & Convection Oven CSO-300N1 gives you the best of 3 cooking worlds and has been called the Swiss Army Knife of toaster ovens. Here’s why … One of the newest advances in cooking is to add a steaming function to a convection style countertop oven. The convection aspect already means that you’ll … Read more
Leave it to Wolfgang Puck, one of the world’s foremost chefs, to put his name on and endorse a revolutionary cooking oven. The Wolfgang Puck Pressure Oven uses a pressure seal to keep heat and moisture from escaping, thereby cooking food up to 70% faster than a conventional oven. That type of speed is in … Read more
If you’re short of counter space in your kitchen, cannot do without a microwave, and like to bake, grill or toast a few things every now and then, you can probably get by with just a single appliance for all these tasks. The best microwave toaster oven combination is energy efficient and fast for all … Read more
If you already have a conventional kitchen oven and just want a smaller and more efficient one to use in summer or when cooking for a party, there’s no need to spend a bomb. A toaster oven takes up less power and does not heat up the home the way a regular one does. It … Read more
For more than just toast, toaster ovens use radiant to toast, bake or broil foods in small batches. Better toaster ovens have convection features that circulate the hot air for more even cooking. They are good replacements for traditional range ovens since they pre-heat faster, use up less energy and don’t warm up the house … Read more