please somebody suggest me which Oven toaster broiler is best in USA

Black & Decker as well as Hamilton Beach offers a wide variety of toaster ovens. I would anytime go for a 6-slice, 60 mins timer, pizza enabled, toaster than a smaller size, just because it gives me an option to cook a little bigger batch as well. I wouldn't go for anything bigger, as we already have an oven with the cooking range.

Have been planning to buy one for a few days now. One of my neighbours got "Black & Decker TRO480BS Toast-R-Oven 4-Slice Toaster Oven", and she likes the performance of it, while gets bothered about the smaller size of it.

Let us know, what you buy

 

Just an update..

I finally bought a "Black & Decker CTO4500S Convection Oven, 6-Slice Countertop". I like the Stainless steel finish. Looks awesome, and does a wonderful job.

Have made Dhumm Biriyani, Pizza, garlic bread, brownie, cake etc.. Does wonders !.

Saves on utility bills as well !!

PS : The Range oven in our apartment is a gas oven.

 

Have not tried cookies Durga. Will let you, if I try a batch. Sorry, couldn't update u now..

Cheers,
JM

 

Srimaauro, if you want to bake in a toaster oven, you will generally be pretty disappointed with your results - they're not made for that. The only one I know of that might suit such a use is a Breville model that costs a couple of hundred dollars.

Either will bake well, but I would only suggest buying if you have a space problem and can't have a full size oven. Or lots of money and don't have to worry about economy, LOL! There are lots of cheaper toaster ovens but they're for making toast or heating things up or making cheap crummy frozen pizzas. Very few of them are any good for baking, and those aren't the cheap ones.

Instead why don't you tell me the recipe you used, the oven you are using, what temps you baked at, and what cookie sheets you used, and I can help you figure out how to make your regular oven do what you want it to do, instead of buying a toaster oven that's not really intended to bake in. The problem may not be with the oven at all, but something about the recipe or your process.

I've been baking for nearly 50 years - I can help you if you'd like.

 

OK the two models that got taken out - I mean I guess I understand taking the actual link out but the text too? Anyway they're both Breville models, you can look them up on the Breville website which is Brevilleusa dot com. The models that you can actually bake in are:

Breville BOV800XL The Smart Oven 1800-Watt Convection Toaster Oven with Element IQ about $250
Breville BOV650XL Compact 4-Slice Smart Oven with Element IQ about $180

There are probably some other brands that would work to bake in but these are the only ones COnsumer's reports recommended.

There are other cheaper toaster ovens, but all they do is toast, really. Baking is really best done in the regular oven.

 

ZenSojourner,

I have been looking for a toaster oven primarily to roast vegetables & making chips for my daughter. I live in arizona where it gets really really hot during summer which puts me off from using the full size oven. I am wondering if it is a good idea to get a countertop toaster oven for small batches. Please suggest