Convection Microwave Oven
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| Cuisinart CMW-200 1-1/5-Cubic-Foot Convection Microwave Oven with Grill |
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| Manufacturer: Cuisinart |
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| List Price: $450.00 |
| Sale Price: $238.66 |
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Product Description |
| Cuisinart presents a countertop oven that's the ultimate combination of size, style and smarts. The big, 1.2 cubic foot Microwave Convection Oven and Grill looks like it belongs in a high-end commercial kitchen. Brushed stainless steel and black frame a sleek control panel that offers single and combinations settings for an unlimited number of cooking options. A multi-stage cooking feature that automatically shifts form one function to another makes perfect results easier than ever. This is a new generation of microwave - and It's from Cuisinart, of course! |
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Product Details |
- 1000-watt countertop convection microwave oven and grill
- 1-1/5 cubic-foot interior; 12-inch rotating glass tray for even heating
- Touchpad control panel; 9 preset options, plus grill function; multi-stage cooking
- Defrost by weight or time; reversible grill rack; instructions/recipes included
- Measures 23-2/3 by 21 by 14-3/5 inches; 3-year limited warranty
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| Review Date: May 1, 2009 |
| Reviewer: M. Fargo, San Francisco, CA |
| I live in a small downtown unit in San Francisco, so anything that takes up space has to earn it's living. This unit is now the only "oven" I use, and it's wonderful. I see many complain about how long it takes to "heat up," but that's a misunderstanding of using convection heat. Just put whatever you want to cook in the oven--cakes, breads, lasagna, etc.--and it will cook as the oven heats. Because of the convection, there are no "hot spots" and nothing will burn. The only adjustment is the cooking time, but that can be gauged with a little practice. Easy to clean, makes wonderful toast, pies, fresh breads and roast cuts of meat.... I don't know what I'd do without this. The microwave is very flexible and easy to use with many different choices on the control panel. |
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| Review Date: December 30, 2009 |
| Reviewer: Rennie I. Larios, |
| This is a great Microwave I used this to cook during Thanksgiving day and Christmas and proved to be a great microwave it truly did get the job done I use it alot for normal microwave uses but again for the oven it is great. It is made out of stainless steel which I found pretty nice especially on my metal counter top and the size was reasonable for a microwave not to big nor too small would buy again if it would to break down |
Very Happy
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| Review Date: February 6, 2010 |
| Reviewer: Jenifer Center, Sacrmento, CA |
| My roommate and I received this as a Christmas present from his father. He had us do the research and get what we wanted. We love this product. It meets all expectations, it may sound funny but the popcorn button truly does work to the last kernel. I would recommend it to anyone. The design is very sleek looking and we know there is still a lot more to explore with what it can do. |
Great microwave
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| Review Date: January 25, 2009 |
| Reviewer: Richard Sullenberger, |
This is one great oven. I bought it at the last minute for a Christmas present. It works great. We made cookies, and bread first off just to see if this thing would work. It did!!!
Only issue I have is for high temp items (425 deg.) it takes quite a bit of time to heat up. |
Food in the unit before you choose preheat convection
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| Review Date: January 9, 2010 |
| Reviewer: J. Quinlan, United States |
Great idea I went out and got frozen french fries.
Tried no preheat convection and after 15 minutes they weren't done and cooked another 5 minutes.
Another batch I went with preheat and the temp at 425 as suggested and put the fries in the oven at the start of the preheat cycle. By the time it hit 425 the fries were done. I never did set the time. You are not allowed to set the time before the temp preheat is reached. At that rate if they are not quite done then you add more time through what they call kitchen time.
there's heat exhausting out the back that I wish would stay in the oven heating it up faster. However I don't know how convection ovens heat themselves.
Tried the idea of turning on the grill for 2 minutes then going to convection. It did not seem to speed things up any.
I am not unhappy. I've gotten three appliances off my counter and put the Cuisinart on top of the stove. Heat is an issue in the southwest so I have never used my gas pilot stove.
The microwave works exactly as I expected.
The grill has three settings. 100% grilling, 30% micro plus 70% grill, and 55% micro plus 45% grill. I haven't enjoyed steak at home for years so this I am really looking forward to. Fishsticks I'm going to try 30/70.
Roasting and baking have a fast setting which combines micro and convection, you can go straight convection too.
I would buy it again because the price is right, it microwaves great and grills. I never was an oven baker so few times I may preheat convection will be very seldom.
Right now I'm going to look for a rack utensil that I can use in both oven and microwave.
I'm sure after a learning curve that I will be preheat convection cooking and adding minutes after the oven acquires the set temp to finish my cooking.
Everything is possible. |
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