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- December 17, 2010, 03:42:57 PMCuisinart Toaster Ovens - Not Your Grandfather's Toasting Machine
Cuisinart has a lengthy two-and-a-half decade history of constructing fashionable and durable kitchen gadgets. Their toaster product line provides a lengthy feature set while also having a slightly throwback design.
History
Many home cooks have heard of the Cuisinart food processor,You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login, which had been first introduced at a show in Illinois for housewares in 1973. After having conquered the food processor market, they then turned their attention to selling a diverse set of kitchen gadgets.
Cuisinart has long been synonymous with quality, in addition to being able to blend the modern with the classic.
Cuisinart Toaster Ovens
Current Cuisinart toasters are either classic looking or contemporary styled for any kitchen's needs. Several options are offered to cook toast precisely the way you like it along with the ability to fit a bagel in its openings. It is easy to get the end result out of the toaster with the additional oomph provided by the carriage lever. This whole line of Cuisinart toaster ovens includes a 3 year limited guarantee and a extractable crumb tray.
Here is a brief overview of each of the Cuisinart toaster oven products:
Metal Classic
You can find this product in either a 2 or 4 slot version and a stainless style that will evoke images of a mid-twentieth century restaurant. The browning is determined by big dials and LEDs indicate the settings. The 4-Slide model has independent levers for each side.
Classic Style
This toaster oven would not be out of place in your granny's house. A glossy brushed steel two-slicer that looks streamlined and understated. But they sport just enough sophisticated circuitry to make toast precisely to your liking.
4-Slice Tandem
This product features a contemporary white design and is number one for toasting. A 1800-watt heater makes toasting quick and provides quick defrosting of frozen toaster pastries. This oven also has a 2 or 4-slice switch,You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login, and an LED readout with easy to see numerals.
Countdown Metal
This oven, also made in dual or four-slice varieties, has a brushed steel face and a decidedly continental look. Two levers on the four-slice version offer versatility, with a 6-shade setting dial control. Also included are LEDs and the most interesting characteristic, an LCD reverse-counting timer.
Compact Line
These slim white models, with 2 and four-slice available,You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login, are meant to be the solution for compact cooking areas lacking in counter space. Both ovens feature knobs on the end so they may be fit in the space free and not crowd the countertop. Includes LED touchpad knobs,You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login, and a 9-setting toasting dial for maximum control over all toasting needs.
More Info
You can read an intro to Cuisinart's toasters on the toaster oven page of their website. The Wiki has a very brief entry on Cuisinart, although it fails to say anything about their toaster ovens.
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Cuisinart has a lengthy two-and-a-half decade history of constructing fashionable and durable kitchen gadgets. Their toaster product line provides a lengthy feature set while also having a slightly throwback design.
History
Many home cooks have heard of the Cuisinart food processor,You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login, which had been first introduced at a show in Illinois for housewares in 1973. After having conquered the food processor market, they then turned their attention to selling a diverse set of kitchen gadgets.
Cuisinart has long been synonymous with quality, in addition to being able to blend the modern with the classic.
Cuisinart Toaster Ovens
Current Cuisinart toasters are either classic looking or contemporary styled for any kitchen's needs. Several options are offered to cook toast precisely the way you like it along with the ability to fit a bagel in its openings. It is easy to get the end result out of the toaster with the additional oomph provided by the carriage lever. This whole line of Cuisinart toaster ovens includes a 3 year limited guarantee and a extractable crumb tray.
Here is a brief overview of each of the Cuisinart toaster oven products:
Metal Classic
You can find this product in either a 2 or 4 slot version and a stainless style that will evoke images of a mid-twentieth century restaurant. The browning is determined by big dials and LEDs indicate the settings. The 4-Slide model has independent levers for each side.
Classic Style
This toaster oven would not be out of place in your granny's house. A glossy brushed steel two-slicer that looks streamlined and understated. But they sport just enough sophisticated circuitry to make toast precisely to your liking.
4-Slice Tandem
This product features a contemporary white design and is number one for toasting. A 1800-watt heater makes toasting quick and provides quick defrosting of frozen toaster pastries. This oven also has a 2 or 4-slice switch,You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login, and an LED readout with easy to see numerals.
Countdown Metal
This oven, also made in dual or four-slice varieties, has a brushed steel face and a decidedly continental look. Two levers on the four-slice version offer versatility, with a 6-shade setting dial control. Also included are LEDs and the most interesting characteristic, an LCD reverse-counting timer.
Compact Line
These slim white models, with 2 and four-slice available,You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login, are meant to be the solution for compact cooking areas lacking in counter space. Both ovens feature knobs on the end so they may be fit in the space free and not crowd the countertop. Includes LED touchpad knobs,You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login, and a 9-setting toasting dial for maximum control over all toasting needs.
More Info
You can read an intro to Cuisinart's toasters on the toaster oven page of their website. The Wiki has a very brief entry on Cuisinart, although it fails to say anything about their toaster ovens.
Report this article
This article is free for republishing