Like just about everyone else in the free world, I
grew up with a GE Toast-R-Oven. I cooked everything from toast (of
course) to pizza bagels (a great discovery back in the 70s) to TV
dinners and even baked fish in it. When the one I received as a gift
when I bought my first house finely gave up the ghost, I replaced it
with a $100 Hamilton Beach tabletop convection oven could bake a whole
loaf of bread, two pies or a meatloaf. It even had a rotisserie with a
spit you could impale a chicken on, though I never tested this feature. I
used it for several years, and it did everything you would expect of a
compact toaster oven- except make toast. The burners were just too far
apart.
Breville Compact 4-Slice Smart Oven with Element IQ
- 1800-watt 3/5-cubic-foot 4-slice oven with 8 preset functions and Element IQ technology
- Backlit LCD screen; time/temp control dial; defrost button; temperature-conversion button
- Tempered-glass door; 3 rack positions; removable crumb tray for quick cleanup
- Includes 10-by-10-inch enamel baking pan and 10-by-10-inch enamel broil rack
- Measures 16-1/2 by 14-1/4 by 10 inches; 1-year limited warranty
Breville Compact 4-Slice Smart Oven with Element IQ
