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Features
- Stylish and Streamlined Design with Compact Footprint; Mirrored glass design fits seamlessly into any kitchen; Takes less space on countertop with bottom control panel
- 12 Micro-Computerized Cooking Functions: Toast, Bagel, Pizza, Cookie, Bake, Roast, Broil, Homemade, Rise, Timed Toast, Reheat, and Keep Warm
- Completely Automated Toast and Bagel Functions: Gauges interior temperature and makes fine temperature adjustments for consistent results; with 5 toast shade and frozen selection for up to 4 slices of toast or bagel halves
- Automatic Rise-then-Bake Homemade Function for Easy Bread-Baking; Proofs dough for a second rise then automatically switches to bake for hands-off baking
- Included components: Toaster Oven, Removable Crumb Tray, Baking Tray, Broil Tray, and Mesh Rack
Description
Zojirushi Micom Toaster Oven is Stylish with a Streamlined Design with its mirrored glass face that fits seamlessly into any kitchen. The compact footprint takes less space on the countertop with control panels located on the bottom. There are 12 Micro-Computerized cooking functions that include Toast, Bagel, Pizza, Cookie, Bake, Roast, Broil, Homemade, Rise, Timed Toast, Reheat, and Keep Warm. The toaster fits 4 slices of toast or a 12" pizza. Easily extend or reduce cooking time with dial, or simply “add time”; cooking countdown timer starts when you’re ready to start after preheating and memorizes the last setting for quick and easy setup. The Micro-Computerized temperature control allows for even heating and better results with 8 heating elements. Monochrome LCD is easy to read with white text on black background and stays completely dark when turned off. Toaster Oven includes a Mesh Rack, Baking Tray, Broil Tray, and Removable Crumb Tray. Double thermostats ensure the oven does not overheat. Heaters are protected by durable metal-sheaths to minimize breakage and a heater guard is on the bottom for additional protection. All surfaces that come into contact with food or beverage are BPA- free. Recipe book also included.
Brand: Zojirushi
Color: Black
Product Dimensions: 15.25"D x 16"W x 11.88"H
Special Feature: Manual
Wattage: 1500 watts
Material: Glass
Included Components: Toaster Oven, Removable Crumb Tray, Baking Tray, Broil Tray, and Mesh Rack
Model Name: Micom Toaster Oven
Finish Type: Polished
Package Dimensions: 20 x 18.75 x 17.25 inches
Item Weight: 26.6 pounds
Manufacturer: Zojirushi
Item model number: ET-ZLC30BA
Date First Available: June 19, 2020
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After having spent many hours researching toasting ovens - far more than I care to admit, actually - I stumbled upon this small miracle appliance. Zojirushi (Zojirushi.com) is a Japanese company highly regarded for its quality bread makers, rice makers, and other appliances. During the past few weeks since I purchased a Micom Toaster Oven, I have baked rolls and cookies, toasted English muffins, bagels, and bread, baked a small ham, and reheated various foods with great success. (I admit, the cookies were a teeny-tiny bit more browned on the bottom than I prefer, but maybe that's just me.) I purchased this device primarily for use as a toaster, and in this respect it truly excels. As with almost all toaster ovens, when initially turned on it must heat up in order to function. If more bread is placed into the toaster oven after the oven is heated, the oven automatically reduces the toasting time in a cycle. While operating, the remaining time in each toasting cycle appears on a bright blue led screen, allowing one to plan accordingly. I appreciate that it may not work as quickly as some other toasting devices. In my experience, this is an acceptable compromise. Being able to read the “count-down” timer on the oven display allows me to plan accordingly. The oven has an internal memory and stores previously used settings for future use; no need to keep guessing what setting you should use every time you turn it on. I feel it’s important to emphasize that unlike many other toaster ovens, the trays on which one places bread are made of expanded metal. (Other manufacturers tend to use wires trays.) The use of expanded metal allows for reasonably even browning on both the top and bottom of sliced bread. In my experience with toaster ovens, unless one flips bread over, it typically is much darker on the top than the bottom. While the Micom won’t toast both sides of your bread equally well, (I would argue that no toaster can.) it does a great job with toasting the bottom of a slice of bread while not overly toasting the top. (I guess you could buy a model that requires you to take the bread out and manually turn it over half way through each cycle, but where’s the fun in that?) Of course, all bread is not alike. Typically, I toast store-bought sandwich bread that is consistent in slice thickness, density, etc. Commercial bakeries also add sugar to their dough as a browning agent. These (and other factors) affect toasting outcomes. When I toasted some bread I baked at home, it required more time to toast than store-bought bread. Again, sugar content, slice thickness and other factors, e.g., moisture content, density etc. must be taken into consideration. But this is true regardless of what toasting appliances we use. If an item requires additional toasting/baking/reheating time, adding more minutes immediately following the "count-down" is easy - just turn the knob to add time and push the start button. (If no action is taken the oven completely turns off after about 5 minutes.) The oven interior is not particularly tall; I wouldn't recommend roasting a chicken in it. But for foods that aren't too high, it's great. There are eight evenly spaced heating elements - four on the top and four on the bottom to ensure even heating. As far as other uses are concerned, while I haven’t actually tried, I don’t imagine that the broil setting in this toaster oven (or any other toaster oven, for that matter) will generate sufficient heat to reasonably sear a rib-eye steak or burger. (Let’s temper our expectations, shall we?) But if you want to brown the cheese on top of a tuna melt, I’m confident it will offer satisfactory outcomes. Another reviewer mentioned this oven should be better known. I agree. It's surprising (and actually kind of disappointing) to research toaster ovens and come across so little information about this particular model. I had considered purchasing a Panasonic Flash Express toaster oven, but in the end, I purchased the Zojirushi Micom. In my research I read that although the Panasonic Flash Express toasts quickly and evenly (with no pre-heat required) its controls are awkward, and aside from its toasting utility, the Panasonic does not offer the same degree of heat control and distribution as a Micom. So, to my way of thinking, I ended up with a slightly more costly device with a wee bit larger footprint whose usefulness is considerably greater than that of the Flash Express. Thank you for reading. I hope that my insights will be of use to you.
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on December 4, 2022 by E. Stormer
If you would like to leave the oven in plain view it is very aesthetic, easy to function and efficient. i am so happy about my new toaster oven.
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on March 20, 2023 by Elli Dietzen
Perfect for small batch baked goods and tasty snacks. I use it often to make all sorts of things from biscuits to chicken nuggets. My favorite feature is the timer for when you set to bake. You can adjust the time even after you set it and if you don’t “ok” to bake after the preheat, it will eventually automatically turn off. Very nice safety feature.
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on January 24, 2023 by Jane
The interior was definitely shallower than I expected. However, I baked 2 Shoofly pies, one right after the other, and they baked uniformly on top. I was expecting darker areas near the heating element areas but no such thing. I really don’t know how the oven managed it. Kind of defied physics. I also baked various recipes like Moroccan Pork with roasted veges and ready-made bake yourself meals from my supermarket, partial bake breads and frozen pizzas. Again, perfect bakes every time. Toasting was also perfect uniformity and easy to control the level of toasting. Super happy with this purchase that I got for my elderly parents while I stayed with them a few months due to a medical situation one was experiencing. The controls are also super easy for them. Few buttons but totally self explanatory. There’s a Frozen: Yes or No setting, too. Wish I had that setting on my toaster oven. Regarding round and rectangular pizzas, the rectangular ones had to be pushed in there with some curved edges but it worked out fine edible-wise. Circle ones fit but it was tight. I only made the Aldi pizzas imported from Europe so they might run small compared to US-made frozen pizzas. As for looks, my parents really liked it. I’m not a big fan of black glass but it looked nice enough. Kind of disappears in their rustic Italian style kitchen. I have a Breville that I love but quality during Covid seems to have deteriorated for this brand, hopefully temporarily. Some scary events reported. So I decided on Zojirushi hoping they’re holding their high quality standard. Seems to definitely be the case with this product from my experience so I feel I can rest easy having it in my parents’ kitchen. Be aware, the oven pings when preheated and you do have to go back to start the baking process. I think it turned off on me once when I took my good ole time getting around to it. But I like this feature because it keeps attention on the hot appliance. However, this safety feature might annoy some people. I’m divided on this feature if it were in my kitchen.
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on December 6, 2021 by Pio
I had no idea how subpar pop up toasters were... until I purchased this "black box" from the Ferrari of rice cookers, Zojirushi. My pop up toaster started to smoke so I knew it was time for a new one. I thought I might try a toaster oven - so that I hade the ability to heat and reheat items like nachos or pizza. All the toaster ovens on Amazon had poor reviews. Then I found this Zo. The only question was whether I needed a convection function (this does not have one). I don't need to roast or bake anything major in this small space and it occurred to me that convection is all about 1) even cooking and 2) circulating the air in the oven (see #1). You aren't going to do much air circulating in a 10 inch space and this Zo has 8 heating elements to bake/toast evenly. So no, I don't need a convection function in a toaster oven. Do you need an air fryer? Great, buy one of those - you don't want grease in the same oven that you make toast. Most importantly, after purchasing this oven, I was shocked (not literally) to learn that perfect toast is a real thing! I hate crust because pop up toasters have heating elements so close to the bread that the crust is always dry and/or burnt tasting. This toaster slow "bakes" toast so that the entire piece of bread is evenly cooked and is the same color all the way to the edge! The crust is delicious. Note: 4 minute toast is 2 minutes longer than you are used to. Are you that short on time?? Buy This Toaster Oven!!
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on May 5, 2022 by Bar 20 Justice