Can you imagine life without an oven? Few chefs and homemakers can. If you cook out of necessity or out of liking, you simply can’t afford to go through life without a convection oven. These handy device offer a range of features from thawing frozen meat to making dips and from baking cookies to the perfect slice of lasagna, you can get all this done in a jiffy with a convention oven.
The wonderful thing about a convection oven is that when you reheat that last night’s pizza or bake one from scratch it will have the same crust that you can get from traditional stone or clay oven unlike the normal microwave ovens which make the crust go limp and soft.
Here is a look at the various makes and models of convection ovens in the market and their prices. The price of a convection oven will depend on the size of the unit and the various features of the product.
Convection ovens from Waring are the most highly priced products in the category; their all metallic body makes them suitable for all types of kitchen decor. The most popular models from this company include: The Waring Pro CO900B Professional 8/9 Cubic-Foot Convection Oven at $254.93. Other high end models include:
The Breville BOv800XL The Smart Oven Convection Toaster Oven with Element IQ; this 1800 watt model is big enough to accommodate two pizzas and two whole chicken; priced at $245.65; this is one of the most durable and resilient convection ovens in the market today.
If you are looking for reasonable prices then you should consider the following models:
The Hamilton Beach 31197R Countertop Oven with Convection and Rottiserie priced at juts $89.98.
The Black & Decker CTO6301 6-Slice Convection Toast-R-Oven; the body of this convection oven is made of grade quality stainless steel and since Black & Decker is one of the oldest and most reliable appliance makers you can be sure that you are purchasing a quality product.
The Oster 6297 is another reasonably priced model; this convection toaster oven is available for $74.99
If you are looking for something different, you may want to choose a Quart or Digital convection oven over the traditional countertop convection oven, you can choose from:
The Sunpentown SO-2002 Digital Convection Oven with Nano Carbon and FIR Heating Element; this model is available for just $79.99.
Alternatively, you could choose the Deni 10400 Quick-n-Easy 10-4 Quart Convection Oven; this is one of the most elegant looking pieces available today and you can take it home for a price tae of $89.64.
Another chic looking model is the Secura Infrared Tabletop Turbo Oven Pro S-777MH, this model is available with an extender ring and it can be yours for $79.99. And finally, there is the Tayama Turbo oven which is available for $79.95.
When choosing a convection oven for your home always consider the size of your family and if you use the oven often enough to merit the expenditure.