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Aldi Convection Oven
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4suzie
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Aldi have a Convection Oven for sale on Sunday 16th Jan I fancy one of these and the price is good from what I have seen.
http://www.aldi.co.uk/uk/html/offers/special_buys3_17220.htm
Has anyone got one of these from when they were selling them at another time or has anyone got a Convection Oven and can advise about getting one.
Thank you for any help :beer:
http://www.aldi.co.uk/uk/html/offers/special_buys3_17220.htm
Has anyone got one of these from when they were selling them at another time or has anyone got a Convection Oven and can advise about getting one.
Thank you for any help :beer:
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We bought one with them last year.
It is the same as a Halogen Oven, but they use a metal element element instead of a Halogen bulb.
Can not fault it. You do not get the annoying bright light that you get with a Halogen.
(Cooked lunch in it today.)I used to be indecisive but now I am not sure.0 -
Thanks very much ariba it sounds good looks like I will be getting one :T0
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There is also a three year warranty with it.I used to be indecisive but now I am not sure.0
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£29.99 with a three year warranty :eek: that's a bargain, wish there was an aldi by me!!Living cheap in central London :rotfl:0
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Looks good, what sort of things could I cook in it?Aiming to be debt & mortgage free by November 2018!0
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Think that you can cook anything that would normally go in an oven, but for a shorter time or at a lower temperature. Here's a conversion calculator:
http://www.convection-calculator.com/0 -
Sounds like a plan :-)
Do they really use half the energy of a normal cooker? My poor daughter loves baked potatoes and I won't put the oven on just to bake one (well, would you?!) so she ends up eating pre-frozen ones most of the time, this might well be the answer, and she could take it with her when she goes to Uni!Aiming to be debt & mortgage free by November 2018!0 -
1300 W. Heating element.I used to be indecisive but now I am not sure.0
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