- Brushed stainless steel and black - 0.5 cubic foot capacity - Exact Heat Sensor
- Convection, bake, broil and toast - 4-6 slice toasting button - Bagel, reheat and defrost buttons
- Clock and oven timer - Automatic shutoff after 4 hours-
- 2-position oven rack with safety stop feature - Broiling pan and drip tray - Slide-out crumb tray
- Dimensions: 20" x 16.38" x 12" - Instruction/Recipe book - Limited 3-year warranty
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Cuisinart® brings a new standard of convenience and consistency to baking, broiling and toasting. The Convection Oven fan surrounds the food surface with evenly heated airflow, to cook foods up to 30% faster than conventional ovens. The state-of-the-art Exact HeatTM Sensor and Always EvenTM shade control ensure that everything is cooked to perfection. The Convection Oven-Toaster-Broiler will be a welcome addition to any kitchen!
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38 of 39 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Model and Price Alert,
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This review is from: Cuisinart Convection Oven Toaster / Broiler CTO-350PC
1. I love this toaster oven. 2. I checked with Cuisinart and it is the exact same oven as the TOB-175 that goes for $[...] and has 5 star ratings and is top rated by Consumer Reports. The CTO-350PC is the price club model number. I got mine for $[...] at Costco.
24 of 26 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars
Great oven except two things,
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This review is from: Cuisinart Convection Oven Toaster / Broiler CTO-350PC
I have tried this oven for baking & toasting and it works great.
As far as the other review saying it only toasts one side, I disagree. You must use the wire rack to make sure the bottom burner's heat gets to your bread. And make sure there is nothing in between bottom burner and your bread. Everything works great as advertised except two things I didn't like : Unlike all the toasting features, the timer does not operate the same way when baking : - When toasting, there is an aotomatic timer that is set with duration depending on the selections made (like 4-6 slices / bagel / defrost/ reheat..) and the oven turns off when timer reaches zero. - When baking/broiling/conv. baking : The timer is set by the user to a specified time. However, unlike toasting, the oven does NOT shut off when timer reaches zero. All it does is buzz the end of timer signal without shutting off. That means you need to get up from your chair and walk to the unit to shut it off by pressing Start/Stop button. This is too much work for the average American, having to get up from his/her chair and take a walk to shut it off. If you do not shut it off yourself, it shuts off automatically after 4 hours. Another thing I didn't like is the manual says to unplug it when not in use. So for those who like to see a clock display: Well if you follow that precaution, you will lose your clock setting each time you unplug it. So why to they bother having a clock when they recommend unplugging it when not being used ? You would need to reset your clock every time you plug it back in. Other than these two issues (timer and precaution to unplug it) I like everything else and it works as advertised with good results, toasting as well, when used properly.[...]
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Changed my life!,
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This review is from: Cuisinart Convection Oven Toaster / Broiler CTO-350PC
This countertop convection toaster oven broiler has changed my life! Namely, now I make roasted vegetables and other oven-needing items without making a big production of heating up my real oven (where I have a HearthKit 20-1/2-Inch Oven Insert that is wonderful but slows down preheating). And I roast or bake vegetables instead of microwaving.
I called Cuisinart to ask if we're really supposed to keep it unplugged, and they said No, that's just a precaution to make sure you don't leave the oven *on*. So I keep mine plugged in. Also, some reviewers complain that the timer doesn't turn the oven off when the time is up. But oven timers aren't supposed to turn ovens off -- think of them as alerts that it's time to check and see whether your food is ready. This thing preheats in about three minutes. It includes a brilliant "defrost" feature that defrosts frozen bread and *then* makes toast. It's surprisingly spacious inside, and its door is a big glass window. It has insulated handles on the sides so you can move it at any time. I'm a fussy, critical person, and I love this appliance. Got it just over half price at a member-discount store.
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