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Buying the Best Oven For You: A Guide

Ovens work incredibly hard for us. However, did you know that there are many differences between models and types of oven on the market? If you're unsure what to look for when buying an oven for the first time, this short presentation will help to fill in the blanks. Choose an oven that fits your routine, your diet, and your lifestyle.

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Buying the Best Oven For You: A Guide

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  1. What Oven Should I Buy?

  2. Oven technology has changed a lot in the past couple of decades, so if you haven’t bought one for a while then it can be rather daunting to know what the right option is going to be for your household. Whether you are building a new home or renovating your current kitchen, it’s a good idea to take your time considering the different options available so that you understand what features and functions could be useful to have. Like with many appliances, ovens have a range of features that may not be suitable for every household. Some of the highly useful features include glass windows so you can check on your cooking, self-cleaning for easier maintenance, flexible tray options, different cooking functions, a timer and a delayed start function.

  3. When looking for a new oven, I think the best place to start is to decide whether you're after a built-in oven or a free-standing oven. In the freestanding space, you have many options in terms of size and style. Additional features you may wish to consider depending on your style of cooking are a large Triple Ring burner, which is perfect for wok cooking and stir-frying. Other things that are available are things such as teppanyaki plates and griddle plates. A teppanyaki plate can replace your frying pan. If you don’t do a lot of cooking, then it’s best to stick with more basic features, but you’ll want to ensure that it’s the right size to cater for the meals you do prepare. A single oven of 60cm wide is usually sufficient for a smaller household, but families may like to invest in a wider 90cm oven. If you tend to do a lot of cooking and you prepare different meals at different temperatures at the same time, a double oven will allow you to be more productive.

  4. One important decision to make before you start looking at features though is whether you need a gas or an electric oven. Each have their own advantages and disadvantages, so it’s worth investigating to see which is the right choice for you. Gas ovens have cheaper running costs and they heat more quickly, whereas electric ovens come with more functions and distribute heat more evenly.

  5. Falcon National Brand Manager Joanne Edwards gives some quick tips on how to decide which oven to buy, as well as some additional features to consider.

  6. If you’d like to learn more about all of the different features that are available in modern ovens, contact our expert team at Andi-Co. We’ll happily talk you through the options and find the perfect model to suit your household needs.

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