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Travel Ovens
Nothing can beat the smell of freshly baked breads, juicy Sunday roasts or a pan full of ooey, gooey chocolate brownies. Well, you actually CAN beat those great smells and that’s by eating a delicious meal or treat cooked in your oven. A microwave just can’t replace the tastes and textures produced by a hi-tech, quality oven. You’d be hard pressed to make a recipe without one! If you’re remodeling a kitchen or looking to replace an old model, you’ve come to the right place. We have thousands of sizzling oven deals from top manufacturers like Bosch, LG, Whirlpool and more. With our handy filters, you can narrow your choices down by price, capacity, brand, energy rating and more! At Kelkoo, we serve up the hottest deals on top oven brands everyday. You’ll wonder why you didn’t visit us sooner!
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Ovens
Gas or electric: what’s the difference?
Cooking is more convenient with electric ovens because they are able to maintain an even temperature inside. Many electric ovens have a set of additional functions such as thermal grilling, defrosting, batch baking and programmable timers. You’ll also find that most electric ovens are multi-functional, which means that you can use one, or a combination of top heat, bottom heat, grill and fan settings to optimize your results when cooking. The disadvantage of electric ovens, however, is that they take longer to heat up compared to gas ovens, and that although they cheaper to buy, they are more expensive to run.Gas ovens tend to heat up and cool down more quickly than their electric counterparts, which is useful when you’re in a hurry. The heat inside gas ovens has another advantage as it will also prevent food from drying up. Naturally, it is not possible to have a fan in a gas oven like you can in an electric appliance, as the flames would blow out and create a fire hazard. Because of this, the temperature is not uniform and the oven is hotter at the top than it is at the bottom. This isn’t always a negative feature because it means that you can cook foods that require different temperatures at the same time.
Single or double ovens, which should you choose?
Make sure you consider the size of your family and your cooking requirements when deciding the oven capacity. Although you may like the idea of a large oven with many features, be realistic about whether this will be useful, otherwise you won’t get good value for money. On the other hand, if you have the space, love cooking, have a large family, do lots of entertaining, and can afford it, then bigger will be better.Single ovens: If you are living in a small flat or have less cooking to do, single ovens will be the best bet for you. They are compact, allowing you to cook for smaller numbers of people, and are also available in various capacities – ranging from as little as 20 litres to 80 litres.
Double ovens: If you have a large family or need to cook for larger gatherings, then a double oven will be great for you. They have two ovens integrated into a single unit, and is designed to cook different dishes simultaneously at different temperatures - you don’t have to wait for one dish to finish cooking before putting in another. The main oven features convection heating technology and an electric fan to distribute the heat evenly.