Wednesday, November 27, 2013

Black & Decker CTO6301 Digital Advantage Stainless-Steel 6-Slice Convection Toaster Oven

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Enjoy cooking entire meals for your family in this 6-slice counter top convection oven that can hold a 12-inch pizza. The stainless steel oven features a digital display with soft touch buttons, electronic toast controls for consistent toasting, power indicator, 120 minute auto-off bake timer, non-stick interior and slide-out crumb tray for easy cleaning. The maximum bake temperature of 450 degrees accommodates a wide variety of foods and the oven rack can be mounted in two positions.
  • Stainless-steel 6-slice convection toaster oven for toasting, baking, and broiling
  • Adjustable temperature control; 120-minute auto shut-off timer; preset functions
  • Extra-deep nonstick interior fits a 12-inch pizza; dual oven-rack positions
  • Glass door and baking pan included; removable crumb tray
  • Measures approximately 17-3/4 by 14 by 11-1/2 inches

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1. One Black & Decker oven worth considering--here's why
After my horrible experiences with the Black & Decker TRO700S 4-Slice Toast-R-Oven, Stainless Steel, I swore I wouldn't buy another Black & Decker toaster oven. But when I was checking out several toaster ovens at Bed Bath & Beyond, low and behold there was this particular model available. Compared to the other models around, this one had the best combination of features and size for the price. The Krups convection oven felt cheaply made, unwarranted for the price. The other oven I considered, a Kitchen Aid convection oven, was very well made and looked great, except it did not have a convection feature and the elements were poorly exposed. I wanted to check out the Sanyo SK-VF7S Digital Convection Oven, Stainless Steel Finish that has been getting great reviews, but unfortunately this store didn't carry it. So, I decided to take a...

2. Great features for the price
I recently purchased this oven and so far, I am quite pleased with it. For the price, it has many more features than ovens that are substantially more expensive.

The oven feels solid and well built and looks very nice, the brushed stainless steel and black trim are quite sharp and it blends in easily with most modern kitchen appliances. There is no internal oven light but the elements glow enough for you to view the food through the clear glass front making it easy to check on the progress without opening the oven door.

It is a bit larger than a standard toaster oven but can fit substantially larger items inside, including a 12 inch pizza. You should check the dimensions of the appliance before purchasing to make sure it fits your needs and your counters for that matter.

The controls are mostly intuitive but you may have to fiddle around with it a few times before you get the hang of it. There are quite a few different options but they are self...

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Replaces a similar four year old Black & Decker: Just fits Calphalon 9x13 cake pan - straight up sides, no lip or hand grip! The interior is deeper by 1+ inch and slightly taller (~6in.to element) than old - I think it's great. It's 1500 watts (1200 watt, not enough for me) with digital heat setting and timer; my first test 430 deg. 60 min. If using bake settings, adjust time & temp, then turn on convection. The heating elements are quick and responsive; 2 top and 2 bottom can run simultaneously (bake) and with convection, this thing cooks! Typical meals; pizza, chicken (10 lb, 1-cut @ backbone-lay flat in pan), fish etc., never tried toast. Why not 5 stars? Digital controls require coordination and decent eyesight (also must read instructions) - so not for very young or old. Also requires experimentation to get right i.e timer only begins when initial temperature setting achieved. Surfaces hot: front door is one layer glass (hot!). Warm/hot surfaces are not unusual in this category...
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