Calphalon Quartz Heat Countertop Toaster Oven, Stainless Steel, Extra-Large Capacity, Black, Dark Gray
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Features
- Quartz heating element delivers 40% more even heat and preheats faster (Compared to conventional tube heating element)
- Extra-large capacity can fit a 12 pizza
- 11 preset cooking functions: Bake, Pizza, Broil, Toast, Bagel, Roast, Defrost, Warm, Reheat, Cookies, Dehydrate
- High-contrast LCD display for intuitive control of all features
- Included accessories: baking pan, pizza pan, dehydrator rack, and wire rack
- Material Type: Stainless Steel
Description
The Calphalon Quartz Heat Countertop Toaster Oven is designed with an innovative quartz heating element to deliver 40% more even heat, for even cooking and crispy consistency. With faster preheat and precise cooking, it saves you time and reduces the need to use your range oven. The built-in preset cooking functions feature all major cooking methods, including a dehydrator mode that easily makes apple chips, beef jerky, and more. It’s large enough to fit a 12” pizza, and precise enough to roast a chicken with delectable results. And, don’t forget about dessert—you can create delicious brownies, cupcakes, and pies with perfect consistency.
Brand: Calphalon
Color: Dark Gray
Product Dimensions: 17.8"D x 21.5"W x 14.7"H
Special Feature: Toaster Oven
Control Type: Knob Control
Brand: Calphalon
Color: Dark Gray
Product Dimensions: 17.8"D x 21.5"W x 14.7"H
Special Feature: Toaster Oven
Control Type: Knob Control
Door Style: Dropdown Door
Included Components: Included accessories baking pan, pizza pan, dehydrator rack, and wire rack
Model Name: Quartz
Finish Type: Brushed
Door Material Type: Tempered Glass
Power Source: AC adapter
Size: Extra Large
Global Trade Identification Number: 38
UPC: 048894067938
Manufacturer: Calphalon
Item Weight: 23.1 pounds
Country of Origin: China
Item model number: 2107233
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: August 15, 2018
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Style: Standard Convection Oven
Pattern Name: Oven
As someone who lives in the South and spends most of my time trying to avoid the outside heat, I am an avid user of toaster ovens so that I don't have to use any more electricity than necessary to cool my home (especially in the summer). This is probably my 5th toaster oven in 10 years (they never seem to hold up to my chronic use). Anyway, I decided to try this toaster oven due to the size and what appeared to be the ease of use, and also the different functions. I have had it for over a month now and I use it daily. This particular oven is the biggest I have ever owned and I am happy with the size - it does fit comfortably on my kitchen counter, but if you have a smaller kitchen it may not work. The functions are pretty standard for this type of toaster oven (although it does have a dehydrate function which I have not seen before and which I have yet to use). I like the fact that the buttons and the knobs are fairly intuitive and pretty much anyone can figure out how to use this toaster oven without deep knowledge of the unit. That being said, there is one thing I do NOT like about this oven and my husband can attest to the stupidity of this: Once the oven is preheated, you must press the 'Start' button again for the timer to start working and for the oven to continue to heat. If you fail to do this, the oven will not heat and you will end up with raw or still frozen food after you thought that the food should be finished cooking. I do not know why Calphalon decided to require that you hit 'Start' again after the oven has pre-heated (rather than just continuing the cook cycle like most other toaster ovens), but it is a pain in the arse if you are not paying attention. Otherwise, the heat settings do work as they are supposed to. I usually cook bacon in my toaster oven and in other toaster ovens usually my settings are at 375 degrees in the bake mode for 15-17 minutes (depending on the unit) to get perfectly brown crisp bacon. In this unit, I can set it for 375 degrees in the bake mode, for 16 minutes and it makes perfectly brown crisp bacon. The oven is easy to clean and I like the fact that there is a tray underneath that I can pull out to clean any drippings or crumbs on the bottom (my last Cuisinart did not have this tray and it was a PITA to clean). Overall, so far this is a very good buy and I am happy with the purchase. It is priced well considering its size and functions. The only question is how long will it last compared to my other toaster ovens.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 20, 2019 by boxergirl301
Style: Standard Convection Oven
Pattern Name: Oven
We love this oven is great, we do almost all our oven cooking in it. We had one for 5 years. Worked well but it was very dirty, we got another one because we know it will last. Great product.
Reviewed in the United States on September 6, 2024 by Gabriel Calderon
Style: Standard Convection Oven
Pattern Name: Oven
I read so many reviews before I made this purchase. The Calphalon name had a lot to do with why I considered this above a Ninja or even Emeril's Oven. But lets get down to it: The design is clean and simple, and I love the Dark Slate Grey/Stainless Steel color combination The control knobs are an interesting choice, though very responsive they connect to a digital screen, one allows you to navigate the cooking options and the other sets time and temperature. I do wonder how they will hold up over time, but I plan on having this for a minimum of 5 years. I bought my last EuroPro Toaster Oven in 2006...Corona 2020 Killed it (you do the math). The Calphalon heats up pretty quickly, but making toast is proving to be a little more difficult than I expected. There are 7 levels of toasting and Level 3 barely warms frozen toast (I keep my bread in the freezer) and level 7 turns it to charcoal... Sooo....Toast is always an adventure . But cooking!!!! I've done burgers, wings, made a cake, even scalloped potatoes!!!! All turned out amazing. The one issue the other comments have mentioned is the preheat setting. After selecting the cooking mode and time, click start and the oven begins to preheat to get to the desire setting. Once it reaches that temperature IT WILL STOP. SIMPLE FIX!!! Add a couple extra minutes to your cook time, and DOUBLE TAP THE START BUTTON! That's right!!! TAP IT TWICE! This starts the Timer while its preheating and allows the oven to keep cooking. JUST TAP THE START BUTTON TWICE!!! (If this is the only part you read while scanning through reviews) JUST TAP THE START BUTTON TWICE!!! ENJOY!!!
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Reviewed in the United States on August 12, 2020 by B... B...
Style: Standard Convection Oven
Pattern Name: Oven
Note - Amazon is mixing together the reviews of different models with different features and specifications. It does this to fool you into thinking there are more buyers than there really are. One star off for odd quirky user interface and beep that is not loud enough. The fan has to be reset to run each time you bake if power was interrupted. The fan is very very quiet, you have to open the door in a quiet room to hear it and the flow is barely adequate to call this convection. I bought this because of its lower 1300 watt rating which is less likely to blow a breaker when other things are turned on in the same circuit. [2022 model has 1500 watts] 1300 IS enough power even when the oven is full and it warms reasonably fast. This will barely take a 12 inch pizza using the pan provided. I frequently use four small mini-loaf pans for fast baking. They pretty much all heat the same without rotating them. If you fill a tray with french fries there is one area that browns a bit faster. This does air fry with the provided basket but the wimpy fan means more time needed. I have used this almost a full year now as my only oven. The LED light is useful but like the other controls, you have to learn the quirk of holding down the light button or tap it twice to get it to light for a 10 second timed period.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 22, 2022 by Jim Gordon
Style: Standard Convection Oven
Pattern Name: Oven
the first one i got , the inside door rusted a bit from moisture that happens sometimes when i am heating up something ~ they ended up sending me a replacement which was nice . haven’t had that problem with the replacement so maybe they fixed the model ? it functions great and feels sophisticated . the pan it comes with is nonstick , a type of teflon PTFE which i’m like yuck i don’t want to cook with this type of stuff . i just got a 9.5 x 13” all stainless pan on amazon that fits it nicely . so yay for that bye bye PTFE chemicals . fingers crossed !
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