Best Ovens UK

If you’re a fan of The Great British Bake Off then you’ve seen these Neff ovens that have doors that slide down beneath them. They’re not cheap, but they do look cool.

Smart functions can aid novice cooks with pre-set functions and some ovens clean themselves! These models are usually more expensive than standard models.

Fan ovens

If you’re seeking to replace your current oven or are considering upgrading, choosing the right oven can be a challenge. When you are deciding on a new appliance you must consider your top priorities. This covers everything from the amount of features to the size and energy efficiency.

Decide whether you want a gas or electric model. Gas models remain competitive when it comes heat distribution and cooking results. While electric ovens have become more well-known, they still compete with gas models. The next step is to choose between an oven that is a double or single. Manufacturers usually provide the total internal volume of the oven, but take care that this number doesn’t always take into account things like shelf and door positioning, which can have an important impact on the amount you can fit in.

There are various kinds of fan ovens available. While conventional ovens use heat from the top and bottom to circulate heat the fan ovens are heated by a fan that rotates to distribute heat more evenly. If you are looking for a symbol of a fan on the control panel, you can identify if the oven is an oven with a fan. Traditional models may have different symbols or may not have a fan option at all.

If you are planning to bake a lot and often, you should select a model with multiple bake settings, so you can set both the temperature as well as the time all at once. This will help you bake your food more evenly and prevent overcooking or burning. You can also find ovens that have particular settings for different types of food like cakes, cookies and casseroles.

A large display will make it easier for you to see the features of your oven. This can be especially helpful when you’re older or have difficulty seeing. You can also choose an eye-level fit, which allows you to view the oven without bending down.

This NEFF double-oven is both stylish and functional, with sleek design that won’t take up much space in your kitchen. It comes with seven heating options including pizza mode to help you create the perfect pizza crust. The interior is fitted with catalytic lines that get rid of dirt and grease. You don’t have to employ any chemical cleaners. It has an energy rating of A which means it’s efficient to run.

Convection ovens

If you’re looking for a new oven that can cook food quickly and evenly, a convection oven is the right one to get. Convection ovens, also known as toasters (although this title seems odd since they are more than just a way to create bread), use hot air to cook your food quickly and evenly.

The most effective ovens come with a fan that circulates the heat throughout the oven, ensuring that the food is cooked evenly without any hot spots or cold patches. Some models come with a specific mode that accelerates the time of heating which is useful if you’re running short of time or just want to put dinner cooked more quickly.

Another great feature of convection ovens is that they’re typically more efficient in energy use than traditional models and can help you save money on your energy bills. They also tend to have a larger cooking space which is ideal when you’re planning to cook large meals for your family or group of friends.

The decision to purchase a new oven could be daunting particularly when there are so many models and features available. To help you make the best decision, we’ve asked experts from AO, Appliances Direct and Currys to discuss some of the most important factors to consider when choosing an oven.

One of the first things you’ll need to decide on is whether you’d like a single or double oven. A double oven is ideal if you plan on cooking for a big crowd however an oven that’s just one will be suitable if you’re cooking for yourself.

The next step is to determine if you’d like an electric or gas model. Electric ovens are becoming more popular than their gas counterparts, however, there are plenty of gas ovens that are excellent on the market. Both are simple to use and produce great results. It’s a matter of your personal preference.

This Indesit double oven is a great choice for those who are looking for a low-cost double oven. With a huge 71 litre capacity and an energy rating of A it’s an excellent option for families. Its dial controls might not be as sleek or modern as some of the digital alternatives however, it’s simple to programme and clean thanks to its tilting grill and telescopic runners.

Built-in ovens

If you’re looking to improve your kitchen or build a brand new home built-in ovens are great choice. They’re designed to fit comfortably into the cabinet space and provide your kitchen with an elegant, modern look. They are also easy to clean, with a variety of cleaning programs. The only downside is that they can be more expensive than freestanding models, however you’ll save installation and space costs.

You can select from single, double or even a range cooker. Single models are 60cm tall and can be installed in a column that has eye-level cabinets. Double ovens are under your worktop and come with multiple cavities that can be heated at different temperatures. Double ovens are a great option if you have an extensive family and would like to host dinner gatherings.

Our buying guide will help you choose the right model for your lifestyle and requirements, no matter what type of oven you pick. We’ll also help you consider important considerations, such as the color and display, to ensure that it blends perfectly with your kitchen’s design.

AO stocks single and double ovens from top brands including AEG, Bosch, Hotpoint, Neff and Whirlpool. You can choose between black, white or stainless steel finishes. You can choose to deliver your appliance at a scheduled time or collect it yourself. We will recycle your old appliances without charge.

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