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Ileen 01-03-2014 10:46 PM

I have one and i Love it!!

ILoveToQuilt 01-04-2014 04:28 PM

Just got the Waring convection/toaster oven at Lowe's and so far I love it. Can't figure out how it's different from any other toaster oven, but all I know is that it works great.

Anita

Nona 01-05-2014 10:08 AM


Originally Posted by cindyb (Post 6485223)
I got a wonderful toaster oven for Christmas. I wanted it simple - looks like it is. BUT it's a CONVECTION oven. What does that mean to me? Is it different temperatures? Different timing? Does anyone have one? Love it or hate it?
I'm tempted to take it back.

Lucky you...I have had two one in my motorhome and now one in our fifth wheel. I would love to have one in my kitchen but no space yet. Baking and Cooking times are at least 1/3 shorter. You can brown when baking. Read your instructions carefully. I love ours!!! Use it for most of your oven needs.

jcrow 01-05-2014 11:55 AM

I've always heard that convection ovens were top of the line ovens. I've always wanted one. This Christmas our oven and our washer went out on us and we had to buy both. I so wanted to buy a convection oven, but I wanted this fancy front loader washer, so I had to buy a regular oven with a glass top, which I love. Maybe next time I'll get a convection oven. Be happy with your convection oven! I'd love to have one.

gale 01-06-2014 11:14 PM

We just got a new range and it has a convection oven on it. I've used it a few times but honestly everything comes out the same. I did use it to make 2 pans of cookies instead of 1 at a time and it seemed to work well for that.


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