Your oven plays a crucial role in transforming the raw ingredients into culinary masterpieces. The best oven will save you energy and time with its variety of cooking features and also lower your electric bill.
The best single ovens come with clever features that allow you bake, roast and cook to perfection. They can even replace your air-fryer and slow cooker!
1. Zanussi ZS402F
Zanussi is an Italian manufacturer of household appliances founded by Antonio Zanussi in Pordenone, northeastern Italy. After the death of Antonio Zanussi in 1946, management passed to his sons Lino and Guido. A new factory was inaugurated and a research centre was established to research and design appliances.
The Magistar Combi and Rapido Chiller communicate with each other to operate in tandem, synchronising the operation (eg cook&chill, prove&bake) to create a more efficient kitchen workflow. Zanussi Professional Connectivity allows you to remotely control and monitor your appliance through an application.
3. Beko BS402F
Beko ovens are great for cooking healthy meals. Features hobs such as AirFry technology that requires less oil and twin turbo convection that cooks food 25% faster, which means healthier foods are on the tw-table in less time. Large capacity interiors and an adjustable middle rack height provide flexibility and ease of use. A telescopic rail is able to be adjusted to accommodate large items and save space on the bottom shelf. Beko microwaves are available in sleek designs that blend seamlessly into your kitchen.
1Based on weight loss and sensory evaluation tests on carrots cucumber, iceberg salad, fresh-cut strawberry, salami and kashar cheese samples after 3 days of storage at 0°C.
4. Zanussi ZS402F
Antonio Zanussi founded the Zanussi Company in Pordenone in Italy in 1916. It began as an unassuming workshop, but soon became a large industrial concern with an extensive assortment of household appliances. In 1950 it was one of the top producers in Italy. In the 1960s, the company increased its production by purchasing Becchi and Castor brands as well as the establishment of a research and design centre. The brand was sold to Electrolux in 1984.