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Six-slice capacity fits up to a 12" pizza
Convection cooking with quartz heater provides even airflow that circulates around food as it cooks, resulting in consistent baking every time
Bake, broil, toast and rotisserie functions
120-min timer with signal bell
Digital display with touch pad controls
Includes 1 rack
Model number CTO7100BKT

Canadian Tire Warranty:

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

Black & DeckerBlack and Decker Kitchen Tools 6 Slice Convection Toaster Oven

Overall Rating

4.4 out of 5

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109 Six-slice capacity fits up to a 12" pizza. Convection cooking with quartz heater provides even airflow that circulates around food as it cooks, resulting in consistent baking every time. Bake, broil, toast and rotisserie functions. 120-min timer with signal bell

Overall Rating

2 out of 5

Spin2Win

Location:Burlington, ON

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Don't call it a TOASTER Oven

Date:April 30, 2012

"We picked up this unit on sale for half price. I would have been disappointed paying more.

We use it for a variety of things - mainly toast, but also warming frozen food and baking small stuff.

Negatives:

It is too big for just toasting. It takes way too long in its cavernous oven.

Changing temperature or time is a pain! You have to either press the button once for every 5' change, or hold the button down to change 25'. You'll find yourself pressing the button many time. Changing the cooking time is just as awkward. Rotary dials would have been much easier.

The oven BEEPS LOUDLY every time a button is pressed. It certainly draws attention to itself!

Although there is a built-in timer, the unit does not display the time of day. It looks as if it has a clock, as it displays 0:00 when not in use.

The rotisserie can be turned on and forgotten. The switch is in a position where it can be accidentally hit, and the power light doesn't turn on when the rotisserie is running. It is fairly quiet, so it may not be noticed (until you recognize that the droning sound it makes is not from something outside).

Positives:

Convection features make for even heating (but it would have been nice to get a second rack).

Lots of heating options (toast, oven, convection, bagel/broil, and more).

Big enough to roast a small chicken (but I'd hate to clean the mess afterwards).

In summary, if you're looking for a toaster, get something else."

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Overall Rating

3 out of 5

csantos2

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Just getting familiar with the unit...

Date:April 18, 2012

"I plan to post another review after extensive use.

A couple of quick things I've noticed:

1) Minimum temperature is 200F - a little high if you would like to just keep food warm. In other words, the unit doesn't really have a warm feature.

2) No way to control button tone / beep volumes. They're quite loud if you plan to heat-up some late night snacks - relevant if you desperately want to keeps your kids asleep in their rooms. There's a beep with every button pressed!

3) Since the LCD constantly displays 0 00 when not in use, would've been nice to include a clock feature."

+6points

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Overall Rating

5 out of 5

kymmy

Location:St. John's, NL

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Excellent Purchase

Date:March 23, 2012

"Purchased this model about 2yrs ago when it was on sale.

It has worked perfectly ever since we took it out of the box.

We have used it for cooking, heating, rotisserie and baking. Everything has turned out perfectly!

Would highly recommend it."

+9points

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Overall Rating

1 out of 5

DeanP

Location:Kitchener, ON

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useless

Date:February 19, 2012

"out of the box the convection fan didn't work, temp control also didn't work.

buttons feel cheap like something you'd find at the dollar store

manual was not available online to confirm proper operation

will return on Monday, will not buy B&D again

really pathetic performance"

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Overall Rating

4 out of 5

OntarioPaddler

Location:Mississauga, ON

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Great product

Date:December 16, 2011

"I've had it for over one year and it was my first toaster oven I bought. I've done steaks, pizzas, chicken and other food and it did its job quite well. It's a good idea to familiarize onself with the manual, yet be prepared to adjust cooking time and/or temperature--for example, I always have to increase the time when doing pizza."

+13points

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Overall Rating

5 out of 5

PouncerCat

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Very Good Oven

Date:August 11, 2011

"After two DeLonghi ovens, both of which the elements bent horribly, I'm very happy with this oven. Have had it several years, and no problems. Have baked and heated frozen dinners, including those that say "not for toaster ovens". The drip tray cleans up very easily, even if I don't do it very often. The elements are protected my perforated metal, unlike a similar oven of a different brand I saw. This protects them from breaking if it (they're glass) and reduces burns if accidentally touched. I have not used the rotisserie. I also don't use it for toast, as I don't think ANY oven does as good or as fast toast as a real toaster.
(To the person who said the rotisserie motor runs all the time: There is a switch that turns it on and off.)
The oven remembers the last temperature and timer setting used, handy if you often bake the same things.

My only complaint is that, since it has a beeper, it would be nice if it would beep to tell me when it's preheated."

+40points

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Overall Rating

5 out of 5

Thecokacolalady

Location:Brantford, Ontario

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What a buy!!!

Date:June 3, 2011

"I bough my oven at a yard sale for $10.00 not knowing the actual price then later looking it up and thought wow the money I saved, I used it and omg I love it for the price listed in stores is vary vary worth it , I use it more then my conventional oven and use less hydro, durrable with a large area inside to use, this is a oven of my dreams and I hope this helps anyone who is thinking on getting one its a must have : )"

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Overall Rating

5 out of 5

BarryU

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Excellent Oven

Date:June 2, 2011

"I purchased this wonderful oven a few weeks ago for half price and I am absolutely thrilled with it. I haven't tried the rotisserie yet but can't wait to..probably cut up chicken pieces and then put on the skewer.

Don't buy a toaster/convection oven for toast; for me that is not an option. Always use a regular good toaster.

I am amazed how quickly the temperature reaches 350 degrees; almost as fast as regular oven. I think it is important to read the manual thoroughly. The functions are then easy to find and use. Many problems I personally feel are from user error.

I put three frozen skinless chicken breasts in oven at 350 and convection fan on. A bit of trial and error but even with being frozen all cooked juicy for about 25-30 minutes. I usually place tin foil on top of trays for such foods...easier to clean.

I love the size of this oven and the aesthetics; looks great on countertop. One can easily see food cooking inside without need of lighting within..

I am looking forward to baking low fat muffins. A twelve muffin metal baking pan easily fits it but I may use the silicone ones I bought recently at Canadian Tire.

One has to be careful with all of these types of oven for the extreme hot temps on the outside, but I find this one COOLS DOWN very quickly once shut off. Of course make sure there is sufficient ventilation space all around oven.

Keep checking for when it goes on sale for half price. Two thumbs up from me!!"

+45points

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Overall Rating

5 out of 5

caper350

Location:Cape Breton, NS

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Works well

Date:May 13, 2011

"I purchased this oven on sale and have been very pleased with it's performance. It's perfect for toasting subs and cooking frozen pizza. It is horrible for toasting bread or bagels. It doesn't toast as much as it dehydrates the food. Get a toaster for bagels and bread."

+10points

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Overall Rating

3 out of 5

Reviewer99

Location:Victoria, BC

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Great start, and then it died

Date:March 23, 2011

"I bought the earlier version of this and absolutely loved it. It did everything I could ask for. So I was extremely disappointed when it died a little over two years later. It's my second B & D toaster oven and both died after two years. I would never consider buying another unless it was at least half price. B & D has created a market that requires constant replacement. Good business strategy."

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Are the buttons suppose to be labeled as shown in the image?

Question:

Not sure if the Canadian version is different from that of the US (due to our "official" bilingualism), but the unit I just purchased doesn't have text labels for the buttons (such as bake). Has anyone else noticed this?

csantos2

4 weeks ago

Answer:

My unit just has cryptic pictures. Cake==Bake, Bagel==Broil. Not sure what the potato, pizza, steak, and something else mean.

Spin2Win

- Burlington, ON

2 weeks, 2 days ago

Answer:

Here is th response we received from the vendor: The images on the box are often of the US model. Canadian models typically have icons only and not words due to the bilingual need. Since the space is very limited and often both English and French do not fit , in an effort to make it cleaner and less confusing we use icons. The summary of all the icons used is noted at the bottom of the glass door with the written words in both English and French. We have been doing this for over 15 years.

CanadianTireTeam

3 weeks, 2 days ago

1 answer

Parts / Accesories, Where to buy them?

Question:

When I bought this oven, the accessories for rotisserie were missing. Where can I buy those specifics accesories? Rotisserie spit, Wing nuts and Forks. There are different Parts # in the website you provided on the user manual.

patluisi

- M8W3K3

1 month, 1 week ago

Answer:

If they were missing from the box when purchased, please contact your local Canadian Tire store for further assistance.

CanadianTireTeam

1 month, 1 week ago

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Did anyone else experience these issues?

Question:

On my model, it seems there is no "preheat" on the broil function. The timer starts to run the moment I press start, it doesn't wait to reach the 450F level.

Also, it took 9 full minutes to toast a bagel on default setting "4".

lpaulin

- Montreal

3 months, 2 weeks ago

Answer:

I always pre-heat the oven before toasting.

kymmy

- St. John's, NL

1 month, 3 weeks ago

Answer:

Broils at preset temperature (450 ˚F) and time (20 minutes) or you can adjust as desired. You do not need to preheat unit. Press Start/Stop button to begin preheating of oven. Oven beeps when set temperature is reached.
For technical assistance, please call 1 800 231-9786

CanadianTireTeam

3 months, 2 weeks ago

2 answers

Display fogging up?

Question:

I just got this oven home and cooked a frozen pizza and the display fogged up after about 8-10 minutes. Does this happen to anyone else? Should I be worried?