Toshiba Toaster Oven in Charcoal Grey offers 40 liters of cooking capacity with 1800 watts.
Enjoy maximum versatility with 13 builtin cooking functions including Air Fry and Dehydrate.
Bake, Broil, Roast, Toast, and Pizza modes make preparing family meals simple and efficient.
The auto rotisserie function and upper heating tube ensure food is evenly cooked every time.
Easily roast a whole chicken or other large items with the integrated rotisserie functionality.
The doublelayer glass door offers a clear view and helps prevent burns while cooking.
Description
Meet your new kitchen superhero! The Toshiba Toaster Oven in chic Charcoal Grey is the must-have for busy moms creating healthy, quick family meals. This powerhouse boasts 1800 W and a generous 40 L capacity, perfect for everything from small snacks to a whole roast chicken. The secret to happy mealtimes is its amazing convection fan technology, which circulates hot air to cook food speedily and evenly, guaranteeing delicious, golden browning on the surface.
Enjoy cooking confidence with the meticulous design of 4 independent control knobs. This smart feature lets you set different temperatures for the top and bottom heating elements, ensuring you get that perfect, crispy exterior while keeping the inside delightfully tender and juicy. Equipped with two heating tubes both on top and bottom, this oven provides sufficient, versatile heat for all your favorite cooking methods. Say goodbye to guesswork and hello to consistently perfect results!
FAQ:
Q: Is the four-knob control panel complicated to use?
A: Toshiba's meticulous four-knobs control panel design makes cooking easier and more reassuring.
Q: What is the main benefit of having separate temperature controls for the heating elements?
A: The independent temperature control knobs allow you to achieve browning on the top while keeping the food's tenderness inside.
Q: How many heating elements are in the toaster oven?
A: The oven is equipped with two heating tubes on the top and two heating tubes on the bottom.
