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Which Toaster Oven?
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romafan
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So, what's the best toaster oven out there? Who's got one they love? Let's hear it.Originally Posted by grimslade
Our old one (GE?) recently gave out and we replaced it w/ this one (I think):
http://www.cuisinart.com/catalog/pro...d=95&cat_id=15
So far, so good. It's fairly (by industry standards) basic. Definitely an improvement and does everything we ask of it, which, granted, isn't much....
Nice choice Roma but I prefer the digital model: http://www.cuisinart.com/catalog/pro...=100&cat_id=15 This model can currently be had at Costco or **'s for $100. The only other thing in it's class is the Panasonic infared toaster oven: http://www.amazon.com/Panasonic-NB-G.../dp/B000063UZV Amazon's out of stock at the moment but it usually comes and goes on sale around $60. I currently have the Cuisinart if you've got any questions just let me know.
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I'll tell you right now... the toaster oven is probably the most under-rated kitchen appliance there is.
I use mine all the time.
Everyone should have one.
I use mine all the time.
Everyone should have one.
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Nice choice Roma but I prefer the digital model:Originally Posted by rambo
http://www.cuisinart.com/catalog/pro...=100&cat_id=15
This model can currently be had at Costco or **'s for $100.
I currently have the Cuisinart if you've got any questions just let me know.
We've had that one for about a year now and got it at CostCo too. And I agree with Tokyo, very underrated piece of equipment. Last night I used it to do a leg of lamb I got from Trader Joe's, butterflyed off the bone and pre-seaoned. It can do a meatloaf, a turkey breast, a chicken, and is great for toasting up left over refrigerated pizza. CostCo pine nuts toasted in there are great too.
I highly recommend that model. Oh, try the convection setting for things like frozen fish fillets.
I'll tell you right now... the toaster oven is probably the most under-rated kitchen appliance there is. I use mine all the time. Everyone should have one.Originally Posted by Tokyo Slim
Agreed. Just for the simple fact of not having to turn my oven on and increase the temperature in the apartment by 3 degrees just to bake a ******* boca burger.
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Our old one (GE?) recently gave out and we replaced it w/ this one (I think):Originally Posted by romafan
http://www.cuisinart.com/catalog/pro...d=95&cat_id=15
My wife and I have been looking for one for ages too. Romafan, when you open the door does it pull out the rack at the same time (automatically)?
We have two criteria: knobs and the tray must come out auto. when you open the door. So far no luck.
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My wife and I have been looking for one for ages too. Romafan, when you open the door does it pull out the rack at the same time (automatically)? We have two criteria: knobs and the tray must come out auto. when you open the door. So far no luck. bOriginally Posted by rdawson808
The digital control model does not pull out when you lower the door. So that's out.
This thing works well and is easy on the eye.
http://www.alessi.com/catalogo/ogget...mer/1902/3311/
http://www.alessi.com/catalogo/ogget...mer/1902/3311/
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I'd avoid the KitchenAid...it's a POS.Originally Posted by spence
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Thanks. I've been tempted by it, but it gets such mixed reviews.
This thing works well and is easy on the eye.Originally Posted by Britalian
http://www.alessi.com/catalogo/ogget...mer/1902/3311/
It looks smart, but I'd like something that works as a little oven, rather than only toasting.
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In the end, I got a toaster.Originally Posted by grimslade
What have you toasted, since ?
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