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1,500W
3/4 cu.ft./ 21L capacity/six to eight slices
Functions: keep-warm, toast, convection bake, broil, rotisserie
Full-range temperature control up to 450°
60-minute timer with auto shut-off
Cool-touch handles
Polished black exterior
Dimensions: 12 x 16.75 x 14.5" (30 x 42.5 x 37 cm)
Model number TO241B

Canadian Tire Warranty:

This product carries a 1 year exchange warranty redeemable at any Canadian Tire store.

BravettiBravetti 6-slice Convection Toaster Oven

Overall Rating

4.4 out of 5

26 1,500W. 3/4 cu.ft./ 21L capacity/six to eight slices. Functions: keep-warm, toast, convection bake, broil, rotisserie. Full-range temperature control up to 450°

Overall Rating

5 out of 5

Jenikins25

Location:Nova Scotia

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Great Convection Oven

Date:April 25, 2012

"I've had this product for several months, and it works great. I use it to cooke a whole chicken or roast on the rotisserie, hashbrowns, fish sticks, chicen nuggets, and just about anything else. I often use the broil option and put the pan on the highest bar, and the keep warm option to reheat food. It is a great alternative to a microwave if you want to avoid the harmful radiation. I find the rotisserie parts a little difficult to clean but that is my only complaint. Would highly recommend!"

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5 out of 5

sums

Location:vancouver canada

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Good quality

Date:February 28, 2012

"I bought this item last summer and used it almost everyday. It doesnt toast as well as i thought it would but i used the convection for almost everything. The size was perfect for me. It is a product that I would recommend to anyone else. If you are looking for strictly a product to do toasting probably best to get a toaster instead. But as for the convection bake and the rotisserie was a neat feature on this item too."

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1 out of 5

applenut

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Really noisy, and door doesn't close tightly

Date:February 11, 2012

"I really wanted to like this toaster oven, after having purchased it based on user reviews here. What a mistake! The convection fan is ridiculously noisy - it sounds like an outboard motor that's about to break down; and the only option for baking is with convection - you cannot turn the fan off. I know that convection fans do not have to be noisy, as we owned another toaster-convection oven previously and that fan was whisper quiet.

We have actually tried two of these units -- the first one was returned the day after purchase because of the fan issue. The second unit seemed better - the fan started off quiet and got a bit noisier until the oven heated up, but the noise level was acceptable. However - with each successive use of the oven, the fan got louder and louder, and pretty soon was as bad as the first unit. To make things worse, the door doesn't close tightly, and there is a noticeable gap at the top. Given that hot air rises, this cannot be energy-efficient!

The second unit has now been returned, and we have purchased the Black&Decker model with convection and rotisserie The convection fan in that oven makes a slight noise, and it doesn't sound like it's about to break down, as the Bravetti did. Also, the B&D model has an on-off switch for the fan."

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Overall Rating

4 out of 5

DonA

Location:Elliot Lake

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Good, but.

Date:February 6, 2012

"Works very good, convection and rotisserie very quiet. However, the temperature in the oven is about 50 degrees higher than the dial setting when tested with a professional device. When taking that into consideration the oven works very good, I like it. Don."

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Overall Rating

4 out of 5

AlainM

Location:Ottawa, ON

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Simple but good

Date:February 4, 2012

"Bought this oven for I think 70$ and it is very good value. Rotisserie works pretty well. The convection fan helps things cook very evenly and quickly, though it makes a little noise which varies when the elements are on or off, but the noise is acceptable. The included drip tray does the job.

Temperature control is not accurate, but few ever are.

We've never tried actual toast in here; we just use the toaster for that, so I can't comment on that aspect.

Overall, if bought on sale I think you will be quite satisfied."

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Overall Rating

4 out of 5

Anonymous

Location:Victoria, BC

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Excellent Oven

Date:December 7, 2011

"I've had this convection oven for roughly a year now. We use it a lot, far more than our full-size oven. I cannot comment on the timer complaints that others have had as I normally turn the dial to "stay-on" because I prefer to use the digital timer on our microwave for the accuracy.

It heats quickly, it cooks evenly and quietly. I have used the rotisserie twice, once for chicken and the other for a roast. The chicken made a huge mess which I hadn't anticipated so I was prepared the next time and lined the bottom of the oven with foil.

I do have one insignificant complaint but it wouldn't keep me from choosing this unit. If you are cooking with the baking sheet that is provided, it slides into the inner groves perfectly but when you want to pull it back out of the oven only slightly maybe to turn your food, the groves do not hold the tray tightly and it can slide out of the oven. You have to hold the tray with one hand while you work with the other hand. The first time I noticed this, it was almost dangerous as I was cooking bacon on the tray and it was full of hot grease. Ooops. But otherwise, this is a terrific product."

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Overall Rating

2 out of 5

whydoIhavetodothis

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Timer breaks

Date:November 21, 2011

"As somebody else mentioned, the clock mechanism in the timer broke after about 1.5 years. I have taken it apart and can get it working fine until it is rotated to the way it needs to be installed, then it stops abruptly. Very cheaply constructed clock mechanism. The 'bearing' for each of the shafts is a hole in the clock casing, which is a quite malleable, so wear can be expected in the more active bits, such as the one that ocillates.
The light has burnt out as well.
All the other features work fine; you just need an external timer to remind you to turn it off."

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Overall Rating

5 out of 5

murmac1403

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murmac1403

Date:October 23, 2011

"Finaly, I've found something that will actually make toast and on both sides at once - and it's even! And it does so much more - I hardly use my oven anymore - everything can be done on the toaster oven."

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Overall Rating

4 out of 5

troid

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rotisserie

Date:May 9, 2011

"I bought this Bravetti oven for two features: convection,and rotisserie.Both work well,and I can't be happier to not have to turn on my full size oven:) It takes up precious [condo.] counter real estate,but I got rid of the toaster I rarely used.At an average of $9 to buy 1 rotisserie chicken at the store,plus savings on my electrical bills .I'm getting my money's worth during my almost two year ownership. Down side,not having a two hour timer,or digital controls."

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Overall Rating

5 out of 5

Unluckyy

Location:Mississauga On

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Great oven!

Date:March 18, 2011

"Love the size and features. The convection fan is very quiet and the rotisserie works very well. I got this on sale but it is well worth the full price."

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Can this Bravetti handle a 12 inch pizza

Victorsenior

- Welland

2 weeks, 4 days ago

Answer:

Yes, the internal dimensions of this toaster oven are 12” or greater in width and depth so a 12” pizza will fit fine.

CanadianTireTeam

2 weeks ago

1 answer

convention vs convection

Question:

what is the difference between convention & convection? Does this toaster offer both should you want to use one or the other?

Anonymous

5 months ago

Answer:

This toaster is Convection and Rotisserie.
A convection oven will have a reduction in cooking temperature, compared to a conventional oven. This comparison will vary, depending on factors including, for example, how much food is being cooked at once or if airflow is being restricted by using an over sized baking tray.[citation needed] This difference in cooking temperature is offset by the fact that circulating air transfers heat more quickly than still air of the same temperature; in order to transfer the same amount of heat in the same time, then, one must lower the temperature to reduce the rate of heat transfer to compensate.

CanadianTireTeam

5 months ago

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about heat output

Question:

I am trying to decide between a Flavour Wave radiant cooker and the Bravatti tabletop convection oven-My one concern is about heat output. I don't want something that heats up the kitchen in summer if I use either of these-does anyone have a comment?

Rapanzul

6 months ago

Answer:

I have an older Bravetti counter top convection oven and use it all the time. I don't think the oven of my stove has been turned on for years.

Yes, it generates heat, but not much. As well as the efficiency of the convection system, you have to consider that heating up a 3/4 cubic foot oven uses a lot less than heating up a 3 cubic foot stove oven.

Mine may be a bit bigger than this one .. not sure since it does not give the dimensions, but it will cook a roast big enough to serve 6-8 people, the rotisserie works great with a chicken, or a roast.
know nothing about the flavor wave, but can recommend this Bravetti unit based on very good experience.

Anonymous

3 weeks ago

Answer:

If you are heating something up or cooking it, it will generate heat wherever you are doing it.

Anytime you cook something you are increasing your ambient heat. The only way to avoid this is to have the appliance that is generating the heat is to exhaust this heat through a physical exhaust system.

Restaurant chains spend a great deal of money to evacuate the hot air created by their grilles. These systems are not practical in a home.

A well designed air conditioning system for your home should suit your needs.

Anonymous

3 weeks, 1 day ago

Answer:

There should be no discernible difference between these 2 units in terms of generating ambient heat in the kitchen.

CanadianTireTeam

6 months ago

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Where can I get replacement parts?

Question:

My Husband soaked the rotisserie over night and it rusted badly.

buffaholic

8 months ago

Answer:

Replacement parts can be obtained from the manufacturer's customer service department by calling 1-877-646-5288.

CanadianTireTeam

6 months ago

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how does this compare to a microwave

Question:

can you make popcorn in it?

place

9 months ago

Answer:

Microwave ovens cook food faster through the use of “wave” technology.

Toaster ovens use heated elements (similar to electric stoves) to heat/cook food.

The 2 are very different technologies and very different products.

A toaster oven is not intended to make popcorn.