Breville Smart Oven

[Major Nikon]

I've had my Breville oven for about a year now (got it last X-mas), and it's worth mentioning for those looking for a small oven or just a 2nd oven for holiday cooking.

I paid $140 for a refurbished model last year, but it looks like the price is $199 now:
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B002Y4FKXW

It's been worth every penny. I use it every day. The only time I use my big oven is when something won't fit in the Breville. It warms up faster, cooks faster(convection), uses less energy, and it's easier to clean. It's big enough for a 1/4 sized sheet pan. They also make a smaller model.

[TreasonousBastard]

1. I got one of these at KMart...

for about 80 bucks a couple of years ago when it was on sale (I think it's on sale again). I use it several times a week.



Convection and it's got a rotisserie in there that works. For one cake or pie, a dozen cupcakes, or a chicken or small roast it's just perfect. A frozen pizza really fits.

I suspect your Breville is built a bit better and the heat will be more accurate, but any these oversize toaster ovens are great for the not-so-big jobs.

[Major Nikon]

2. A smaller oven is just a handy thing to have

I only use my big oven every now and then since I got it.

The Breville is the only mid-sized oven I've owned, so I can't really compare it to others.