Portable Induction Hob UK [Mains powered]

Mini Oven Vs Induction Hob. Those who frequent this blog will obviously know its all about mini ovens. The name is a dead giveaway. But today I wanted to quickly cover an alternative to buying a mini oven that can be such a better fit for many people. That is, of course, a portable Induction Hob. These things are great. Portable, clean, easy to use and can fit just about anywhere. Their thickness is about the same as a thin flat screen television. It's crazy how versatile these remarkable hobs are. 

 

 

The model I have been looking at is the GIONIEN GIT470SP. Some Induction Hobs only have the option to be hard wired, but the GIONIEN GIT470SP comes with the ability to plugged straight into a normal UK mains socket [13 Amp /32A compatible too]. So basically just plug in and start cooking. Power is around 3kW. Most inductio hobs can be used on a kitchen worktop, as well as any other safe-to-cook-on surface, or be installed / integrated into the surface.

Other features include: 4 cooking rings, Bridge Zone [make a bigger cooking area], Boost, Keep Warm, Timer, Pause option, Child Lock, Residual Heat Indicator, Detection of Small foodstuffs and Auto Safety Switch Off.  Energy rating: A+.

Best pans for an Induction Hob?

There is a simple way to check what type of pans you need to buy. Take a magnet with you, and if the magnet sticks to the pans then they are going to work well. If the magnet doesn't stick then the pans wont work on your hob. This type of hob works through Magnetism, so no ceramic, aluminium or copper is going to be suitable. Stainless steel is a good fit, but only if its composition contains iron. A good set of pots and pans if you are looking for something suitable for your induction hob is the Tefal C972S544. This magnetised set of 5 works excellent with induction hobs.

This post is not really a full review of any specific hob model but more of a bringing-it-to-your-attention if you have never seen or heard of an induction hob before. I may write some reviews on certain models of induction hobs in the near future.

Sage BOV820BSS Smart Element IQ Oven Pro

Mini Ovens don't just do what they are told anymore. They are now smart, independent thinkers that can be stand alone and make decisions for themselves. Well, at least this one can to some degree. Say hello to the Sage BOV820BSS 21 Litre Smart Element IQ Mini Oven Pro. This is not an in-depth review covering every inch of the internal and external components and capabilities of this Breville wonder machine, but more of a general talk about some of its main features, and a little about what users / reviewers find stands out the most.

First off, lets get this out the way.. What the hell is "Smart" Element IQ technology doing in a mini oven, and why does it think it knows better than me.. What, I can't be free to cook my own food anymore! I know, "Smart" sounds scary. And to be honest, I hate anything "Smart". Explained in the most simplistic way I can manage at 2:30 the morning, Element IQ is basically a sort of automatic detection system that allows the oven to choose the right settings (by presets) for the particular type of food you are cooking, ensuring your food is cooked faster and by completely even heating throughout the process. You don't have to use the presets, you can do things manually and the Element IQ will adjust itself to cater for your requirements.

Sage BOV820BSS Smart Element IQ Quick Specification

• 21 Litre Capacity
•  Digital Screen
• Toast, Grill or Bake options
• Normal, Reheat, warm and defrost choices
• High power 2400 Watts
• Cooking Temperature from 50 to 230 °C
• Cooking timer of up to 10 hours
• Smart Element IQ technology (5 stand alone quartz heating elements)
• 10 LCD preset settings
• Temperature reached indicator
• Internal Light button
• Slow cooking settings
• Keep warm function
• Convection fan option
• Fast preheating
• Attractive design
• Consistent "spot-on" cooking results
• Removable drip / crumb tray
• Dimensions: 47 x 32 x 28 cm
• Oven weight: Approximately 10 KG
• 3 Pin mains UK plug
• 12 month guarantee

With that out the way, Sage BOV820BSS has received extremely high praise with users / reviewers as being a well made, reliable and very capable mini oven. The only thing it doesn't have, other than a cheap price tag, is a twin hob (heating plates) at the top. However, this can be easily worked around, and for someone who lives alone and wants a true table top cooker, this model makes a lot of sense, and saves a lot of space. Is it the same, or better, than a full-sized oven? Well, that's debatable. But I will say this: That is the general theme, or thing that I've mostly been reading by browsing the reviews on Amazon UK.

That is, a lot of people say the Sage BOV820BSS is just as good as a full size oven. And as a result it seems like a good majority of the buyers have ditched their big ovens for this much smaller, but in many ways just as capable 21 Litre Smart Sage. But worth noting is these all appeared to be single people living alone, so a smaller, more efficient oven makes practical sense. But you wouldn't want to get rid of your full size oven if you are married with kids and have a whole family to cook for on a daily basis. In this situation the Sage (Heston Blumenthal) Element IQ would typically be added and used along side the big boys (a full size oven) in order to help out when having extra guests or family members over to eat when more cooking space is needed and time is limited.

At this stage of the article / post I usually talk a bit about some of the problems reported by consumers, and generally cover a few things the potential buyer should be made aware of. But with this model there aren't many issues to report. The only thing really worth mentioning is that a few people claim to have had a problem with the internal light. That being, some users couldn't get it to work. On most occasions this was either a faulty light that needed to be replaced, or the unit was damaged in transit. Other than that, there's not much else to fault this unit. One more thing I should add, though, is that one user said the timer selector dial is feather light to the touch, so you must take extra care when selecting how long you want to set the timer for. One small movement of the dial and the time you have set can be unknowingly decreased or increased. Just something to be aware of, not really a fault. Rest assured, by basically all accounts, it's a great mini oven, well worth the money.

De'Longhi EO2435 SfornaTutto Midi Oven

The excellent De'Longhi EO2435 SfornaTutto

The De'Longhi EO2435, another one of those mini ovens that looks like an old retro television. Lot's of the De'Longhi's are like this. That's a good thing. We need more old school in our lives! With mocking the appearance out the way, this is an excellent mini oven. It's capacity is 24 Litres so is considered as a "Midi" oven.

One thing to be aware of is that this model is quite hard to find being sold in the UK. This one actually ships from Italy. As a result it will have a European two pin mains plug, so you will need to buy a UK adaptor (Shaving plug) in order to use it. They are very cheap.

The EO2435 is an 1800 Watt, medium sized workhorse that's very versatile and noted for it's reliability. It the little brother of the SfornaTutto Maxi (32 Litre). Yes, it does cost considerably more than a lot of the other brands of similar size that crowd this market place, but it's a better built product and it is worth the extra money. There is not many left for sale. Be quick.

Making the most of the available space, the De'Longhi EO2435 SfornaTutto is not only an oven, it also has a grill, making it much more convenient. And, you'll be happy to hear, it's an excellent one. Different temperature settings, 2 hour timer, various cooking modes, inner light, great build quality and a review score that most other mini oven manufacturers would love to have, make this a great purchase. It can do it all.

On this website I pull no punches. If there are any issues reported with a product I will mention them. But with this one, there is just nothing bad to say! De'Longhi build a great product. You need look no further than the customer reviews for confirmation of this. Five stars all the way!

Severin (2058) 42L Worktop Mini Oven

The Severin (2058) 42L Worktop Mini Oven

Looking at the Severin (2058) 42L Mini Oven for the first time you would be forgiven for thinking that it was actually a microwave oven. Don't worry, it's not. It's an electric toaster oven. The Severin (2058) is one of the more expensive mini ovens out there, but also one that has a large 42 Litre capacity, great build quality, and a fairly good track record. Very popular in the UK.

Having a bigger capacity and more levels (4 in total) it can cook multiple meals at the same time (more baking shelves may be required). Great for adding as an additional cooking option to go alongside your normal cooker if you need to cook for a bigger audience, and perfect for single people (or couples) where space and running costs are of high concern. Saying that, this model is 1800 Watts so it's not exactly the most energy efficient.

The Severin TO 2058 has a manual temperature control dial and uses double heating elements that are then fan assited to make sure that the food gets blasted from every angle and is cooked evenly thoughout. It also has a grill option and the ability to use heating elements only. The cooking duration timer has a maximum setting of 1 ½ hours (noise when time has expired), and this model even has the rotisserie function, which is basically a spit roast. So all in all, it's a great toaster oven that can bake, grill and roast basically anything that your full-size oven can.

This toaster oven comes with some excellent, useful accessories, including a pizza stone / cooking stand, rotisserie attachment, grill and baking shelf. The TO 2058 also comes with a two year warranty, which is always a welcome addition that gives some peace of mind when spending a decent amount of money on a product. One thing to be aware of with this model is that some reviewers have said that at times it can be a little on the noisey side. And the temperature is not 100% accurate according to some (a few) buyers / users. But rest assured, most users are well happy with the 2058.

Andrew James 12L Halogen Oven Cooker

The Andrew James 12L Halogen Oven

Take oven cooking to a whole new level with this Andrew James 12L Halogen Digital Mini Oven. This takes "Cookers" to new heights in many ways. Due to it's smaller size it requires absolutely no warm up time (Well, maybe 1 minute), and uses a fraction of the power that a normal, full sized oven would generally use to cook the same foods. That means less waiting around for you, and extremely low running costs. Add to that, because of how compact it is, food is ready to eat a lot faster too.

It's such a versatile, energy efficient mini oven. With multiple heating settings, including a simmer style temperatures, right up to a top temperature of 250°C, It has the ability to roast, bake, grill, defrost, reheat, fry and even steam. And you may also be surprised to find out that it can actually clean itself.. It has a clean yourself I can't be bothered setting. Although you still have to add some water and suds, it can't grab those things by itself!

But even if it didn't have the self-clean option, because its made of glass it's very easy to clean anyway. Much easier than a normal oven. Some people are saying this oven is better for you. Not just on saving you some time, and keeping some extra money in your pocket, but also healthier due to it requiring such small amounts of oil to cook certain foods. They have a point. Less fatty, greasy oil = healthier meals = healthier you. So they have a good point.

The Andrew James (1400 Watt) 12Litre Halogen Digital Mini Oven with hinged lid has many different settings. There are separate start and stop buttons, along with thermostat temperature settings, duration timer, (Longest duration is 2 hours), and a whole host of presets for various functions and for cooking different types of foods. Those buttons are called: "Rice", "Cupcake", "Steam", "Pizza", "Toast", "Cool Dry", "Clean", "Heat Dry", "Sterilize" and Turbo.

An excellent deal that just gets better. It comes with a 2 year warranty and lots of different add-on's. Dishes, Skewers, Racks, Trays and even a device that makes the capacity bigger, making it seventeen litres instead of 12. A spare bulb is also thrown in. This is one of the best Andrew James Halogen models for the price. The reviews are largely positive and most people are extremely happy with their oven. However, as with most products there are some negative reviews. A few points of concern are that this item is really big, a lot bigger than some people expected it to be before they bought it. And heavy to carry around.

Next up is Rust. A few reviewers have reported seeing rusted elements inside the oven. Of course, this is not a good thing to have inside a device that's preparing your dinner. However, lets not get too carried away. Rust, ohhh! Call an Ambulance! No, don't do that. Have you cleaned the inside of a normal sized oven lately? After a few months of contstant use. Seen how dirty it is? Just think.. You were cooking and then eating food out of that. Now, sooty deposits and the remnants of old food aren't the same as rust. But you get the idea. Truth be told, I can see why users would be alarmed to find rust inside their oven. And I also understand why some people are sending their oven back for this reason. It would be rather off-putting.

The other bad reviews are down to the item not working for very long. It's a good job this models comes with a 2 year warranty! One other thing worth noting is that there is no lock for the top lid, which some buyers have found quite annoying.

Cheap Mini Oven With Hob and Grill

If you want a cheap mini oven that has it all, then the Oypla (OYP3158) 26 Litre with grill and twin hobs is one you should consider buying. Of course, there are lots of mini ovens out there that are cheap to buy. But how reliable are they? Have you read some of the reviews for the cheaper models? Extremely off-putting.

Pictured to the right: One of the best deals for early 2016, the Oypla P3158 With Hob and Grill.

They may be some of the cheapest but there's a reason for that. They don't last very long. That's where the Oypla P3158 is different. It's cheap, has many features, including twin hobs at the top (see picture), but it also has a very good overall reviewer rating.

This is an all-in-one solution that has everything one would need to cook themselves, and others, a slap up meal. Two hot plates at the top, grill and oven. What more do you need. The Oypla P3158 is excellent for a big family, or anyone else who's needs a bit more cooking space to accommodate guests, special occasions etc. But its even more suited to single people who don't need, or have no room for a full sized, energy hungry oven. Can also be used for camping, motor homes etc. Great for a small flat or studio apartment.

Excellent for cooking all types of food from baked potatoes and chicken, to pies, toast, fry ups and pizza! Perfect for baking, frying, boiling and grilling.

The two hot plates are different. One is 800W and the other one 600W. The Oypla P3158 has a sixty minute cooking timer which alerts you by sounding a little alarm to tell you the timer has finished.  It also has safety protection if it gets too hot and will automatic shut itself down to prevent any accidents or damage being caused.

What do the buyers say about this model?

For such a cheap mini oven with hob and Grill combined that can do most things the much more expensive mini ovens can do, reviews are really good for the P3158. Most people are very impressed with the value for money that's achieved with this oven. The only bad thing really worth mentioning, or being aware of is that when everything is in use (the oven and hobs at the same time) the hot plates fail to operate at full power due to the energy being shared by the oven. Other than that reviews are great. Oh, and it can stay hot for a while after cooking. But most small ovens do anyway due to their small size.

Buying it to fit into a certain space? The external measurements of the Oypla P3158 are: 50.5cm Wide - 31cm In Height and 33cm Depth. One year warranty is included. Delivery: Free of charge.

Want something else to consider that within the same price range? The Andrew James Black 24 Litre Mini Oven And Grill With Double Hot Plates is also worth a look, but it doesn't have a better rating score than the P3158. It only rates 4 out of 5 stars where as the P3158 is closer to five.

De'Longhi EO1200W Mini Oven Review

So many mini ovens, so many brands..Which one to choose..The De'Longhi brand is a good choice. Is the EO1200W the best one out of the bunch? No way. In fact, I would say its one of the worst. Don't get me wrong it does have some good points and some good features, but compared to the other De'Longhi mini ovens it just isn't really in the same league. Some will no doubt disagree.

First off, it's appearance. It looks cheap. Like one of those cheap white microwaves!. And by what some reviewers say, it is cheap and not very well made or durable. Have you seen the price? Not the cheapest. I would expect better build quality. Considering this issue alone, I would say that you can get a much better mini oven for considerably less money, and with much better reviews all round the board.

There are also a few reports of some of the EO1200W products having a dodgy door that refuses to open. This isn't an extremely common problem but there are a few reports of this issue. And why run the risk when there are much better products out there. Don't get me wrong, you could buy the De'Longhi EO1200W and have no problems with it what so ever, and there are people that do hold its longevity in high regard. The reviews are mostly positive after all. But I'm here to tell you about any potential issues. So I'm just telling you what I've found. Ultimately, the choice is yours as to what you end up buying.

The De'Longhi EO1200W does have some good features like a 2 hour timer with auto shut-down and dinger (Ding!) to alert you when cooking has finished. And also Pizza Bulge, which is basically an extra bit of space at the back of the oven (internally) that lets you be able to put larger pizzas in the oven without having to squash them in.

But overall it is a hard sell for the money it costs. It's also quite small with an internal capacity of twelve and a half litres. A much better option is the 14 litre De'Longhi E01455-30. Great build quality, nice design and great reviews. And its around half the price of the EO1200W!. They both have 3 cooking options, Grill, normal oven, and delicate heating. The E01455-30 is Durastone inside which is tough, durable and easy to clean. Have more money to spend and want a bigger, more feature packed mini oven that has a small digital screen and even its own spit roast? Check out the De'longhi Sfornatutto Maxi.

De'Longhi E01455-30 14 Litre Mini Oven

More from the De'Longhi range, and like the Sfornatutto Maxi, this one also looks like an old Sony TV set. However, it's just the picture! In real life the resemblance isn't as striking. The E01455-30 is a great little mini oven. I say little because compared to the Sfornatutto Maxi, which is 32 Litre capacity, it's fairly small. Of course,14 litres is still big enough to cook most things within reason. The price difference between the two models is pretty big, and if you don't particularly need a 32 litre capacity or spit roast option, the E01455-30 14 Litre is the one you should consider buying. It's literally so much cheaper when compared to it's big brother, the Maxi. Both are great. De'Longhi mostly make great, reliable products so you can't go wrong with either model.

So what are the main features of the De'Longhi E01455-30 14 Litre Mini Oven.

Being fairly small it heats up very quickly and is more efficient at using less power than the bigger mini ovens, and of course full sized. It has three methods of operation. Normal oven, delicate heating and grill. The timer duration is 2 hours maximum. The timer also has the ability to power down when it reaches the end of its set duration and can also make a sound (bleeping alarm) when timer has finished. The De'Longhi E01455-30 also comes with three attachments for cooking food in / on. A rack, a baking pan, and 1 crumb tray. To keep the heat inside the unit more effectively De'Longhi fitted the E01455 with twin glass panels in the door. It's basically got double glazing!

Measurements: 47x27x24cm. Weight: Under 4KG. Thermostat: Changable.

What do reviewers say about this model

Overall, the reviews for this model are excellent.Almost everyone who has bought this oven rated it a full five stars. However, one thing to be aware of is that the E01455-30 does not have an internal light source. But the listing states that it does. Not the biggest deal breaker in the world but its better to be aware of the lack of a light source before you buy the item if that's a feature which you really need or want your mini oven to have.  Other than that, there's not much else to fault it. The De'Longhi E01455-30 is a great item, very durable and reliable. Well worth the rather cheap price tag.

De'longhi Sfornatutto Maxi Mini Oven

De'longhi Sfornatutto Maxi Mini-Oven

The De'longhi Sfornatutto Maxi (32 Litre), the Mini Oven that looks like an old retro Sony television set. It's not an old piece of 80's technology, its actually a really advanced mini-oven. Not many mini-ovens have a digital screen. This one does. And not many mini-ovens have a Rotisserie option. Do you know what Rotisserie is? It means you can basically turn / rotate what you're cooking, while its cooking. Perfect for cooking meats like a lamb joint or a chicken. You got your own spit roast!. How cool is that.

This mini-oven also has many other cooking settings including convection, bake, grill, gratin, pizza, defrost and keep warm. The De'longhi Sfornatutto has a two hour timer, and even has a pause button should you need to stop the cooking process to inspect the food, or for any other reason.

As already mentioned, this is a 32 Litre mini oven with a digital read out. It has many features, and some excellent feedback reviews. The De'longhi Sforna is a very high quality mini oven, but I'm not sure its worth what its on sale for. What hasn't yet been mentioned is the price. Brace yourself. The Delonghi Sfornatutto Maxi costs a whopping £*** Lot of money! (See the price here) This is far more than most other mini-ovens and most people would probably go for something else that's cheaper, like the smaller Lakeland 18 Litre mini oven for much less than half the price.

Or the Severin 42 Litre for around half the price of the Delonghi Sfornatutto. If you don't need a mini oven with all the features and 32L size capacity of the Sforna oven, and you want to save some money the De'Longhi E01455-30 14 Litre is well worth considering.

Issues With 45 Litre Adler Mini Oven

Most mini ovens, regardless of brand, do have a positive review score that far outweighs the negative review score. A big majority of mini ovens are well made and reliable. But if you read between the lines, or reviews in this case, there are a few that have faults. Some of those faults seem to come up more than once or twice so they are worth pointing out. Some people may read about a specific fault and think to themselves, so what, as long as it can cook me some food I can live with that little niggle.

But still, it's better to be aware of the fault before you buy the product then buy the product and then find out later when your warranty or return duration has expired. This brings me to the 45 Litre Adler Convection Mini Oven with Grill. There have been quite a few people reporting issues with the temperature not being accurate, and also the fault of the ovens top temperature not being high enough to cook food at an acceptable rate of speed. 

The 45 Litre Adler Mini Oven isn't exactly cheap either, coming in at around the same price (About £80) as the Andre James 33 litre mini oven. If you're someone who is going to need accurate temperatures, and fairly accurate cooking times it would be wise to give the 45 Litre Adler Mini Oven a miss and go for a mini oven with excellent reviews that doesn't suffer from the same faults like a VonShef 26 Litre Convection Mini Oven, Lakeland 18 Litre Mini Oven, or the Andrew James Large 33 Litre mini oven with hot plates (Same price).

Dualit 89200 Mini Oven Silver Review

The Dualit 89200 Silver (Chrome) Mini Oven comes in at the higher end of the price range as far as mini ovens go. But what you get for spending a little extra money is a great product that’s reliable, very versatile, and easy to live with. It also looks great too. The Dualit 89200 Mini Oven has a very fast heat up time (5 – 6 minutes), and a much more stable thermostat than the previous model. This results in a more accurate cooking temperature overall.

A better thermostat was a much needed improvement as this is a problem that has plagued a lot of mini ovens regardless of make or model. The Dualit 89200 18 Litre Mini Oven is very easy to clean being stainless steel, non stick, and having a removable tray and lower liner. It features a cooking timer, a double glazed front door, a generously sized door handle, and many cooking options like defrost, grill, bake, and convection (using a fan(s) to heat the food) cooking alternatives.

The Dualit 89200 Chrome Mini Oven is perfect for one or two people, or for households with limited space. It also makes a smart emergency purchase if you have moved into a new home that doesn’t yet have a full size cooker installed and you want to eat everything and anything that you could eat with a normal, full sized cooker. The Dualit 89200 is equally suited for family’s that may need extra cooking equipment due to cooking for lots of people for big get together's and family gatherings.

Some people prefer to use a smaller oven rather then heat up their full size one. It’s more convenient, and because the Dualit 89200 heats up so fast it saves time and money. Bigger ovens can take quite some time to pre-heat, and if you’re only cooking for one or two people it hardly seems worth the time, and the wait! All in all the Dualit 89200 mini oven is mostly an excellent cooking companion.

There are a few minor issues to note though, as there is with any product. Firstly, it doesn’t have an interior light, and second, the timer only has four settings. A few customers have stated that the oven doesn’t reach its maximum temperature. Whether they bought a faulty product or not is unknown. However, most reviews of this mini oven are excellent and the large majority of people didn’t have this issue. Or maybe they don’t see it as that important.

Most rate the Dualit 89200 very highly. Hence it being rated close to a full five stars overall on Amazon UK. One customer came back two years after buying the Dualit 89200 to give an update. He basically said that the oven was still working great and hasn’t missed a beat. You can’t go far wrong with a Dualit product. It is renown as a very reliable British brand. Check out this product on the official Dualit Website. But please note, it is a little cheaper at the higher link above. The Dualit website are selling this item at full price.

Just in case you are buying the Dualit 89200 to fit into a certain space the measurements are as follows: Width: 41.5cm, Height: 24.5cm, Depth: 27cm.

Cheapest Andrew James 20Litre Mini Oven

This is an excellent deal. This is one of the cheapest Andrew James 20 Litre Mini Ovens with grill that you will find anywhere online. It comes with a 2 year UK and EU warranty and is very cheap at the link above). Customer reviews are mostly excellent. It’s a 1500 Watt mini oven that features five separate heat settings so the user has the ability to control how the food is cooked.
Meaning if you are cooking a cake and you don’t want heat coming up from the bottom of the mini oven (so that you don’t burn the base of the cake) you can set it to have heat coming in from above. Like mentioned, there are five of these settings so you can swap and change to meet your requirements. This is a great feature that gives the user full control over where they want their foods heat source direction to come from.

This Andrew James 20 Litre Mini Oven works just like a full size oven in terms of just being able to turn a knob and control the heat of the oven. This ovens highest temperature is 230c. The timer function of some mini ovens only has a few settings but this one has the ability to just be turned on to where ever you desire.

There are no limitations timer wise, unless you use the “Stay On” function then the cooker will keep cooking away until you stop it manually. Being a mini oven it heats up considerably faster then a full-sized oven. It’s about the same size as a microwave so you can imagine how quick it is to heat up. Heat distribution is superb. This is confirmed by the high level of positive customer reviews. Although there is a new reviewer that had a serious problem with this model. The glass door actually exploded! The reviewer uploaded pictures of the shattered glass..See the link above to view the carnage.

The Andrew James 20 Litre Mini Oven with grill is very versatile. It can not only just explode without warning, showering you with glass (It was a one off. However, that can potentially be very dangerous indeed), but it can also cook mostly anything that a full sized oven can cook. If it will fit in the oven that is! As well as a 2 year warranty the Andrew James 20 Litre Mini Oven also comes with a 12 month guarantee for peace of mind.

Perfect for couples, students, and people who live alone. Or, if you need a bit more cooking room than what your normal oven can offer. And of course, it's perfect if you have a small kitchen where space is an issue. This is also a great mini oven to use for camping. Just think of the slap up meal you can have while in the great outdoors by having one of these at your disposal. A great little product that’s big on performance and light on the pocket.

The dimensions of the Andrew James 20 Litre Mini Oven are 18 inches wide, 12 inches in depth, and 11 inches in height. Bought the Andrew James 20 Litre Mini Oven and have to something to say? Let us know. Need something a little bit bigger?. Check out the Andrew James 33 Litre Mini Oven with grill and double hot plates.

Andrew James 33 Litre Mini Oven Review

If you’ve been looking at the smaller Andrew James Mini Oven With Grill, which has a 20 Litre capacity, but you want something a bit bigger, then the 33 litre Andrew James Mini Oven with grill and two hot plates is definitely one of the top contenders. Why stay with the Andrew James brand? Well, as well as having an excellent track record for durable, reliable products they also offer some of the best value for money mini ovens out there.

Two that stand out other then this one are the 20 litre model without the hob, and also the 23 litre model with hot plates, which is great value for money at its selling price. This one, the Andrew James 33 Litre Mini Oven is priced cheaply also. Reviews are mostly excellent.


Features of the Andrew James 33 Litre Mini Oven With Hot Plates

•     Can do it all, bake, roast, grill, boil, fry, defrost, reheat

•     Convection cooking option

•     33 Litre Capacity

•     Two Hot Plates (1x 1000W 1x 700W)

•     Tempered Front Glass

•     Feet for extra grip and support

•     Looks Great

•     2 Year Warranty

•     Low Price

For the price the Andrew James 33 Litre Mini Oven is better then most other brands that offer a mini oven with matching features. If the 20 and 23 litre mini ovens are a little on the small side for your needs then this is a good step up to something a bit bigger.

The Andrew James 33 Litre Mini Oven is a great choice for studio apartments, people who live alone, students, camping, and just about anyone who doesn’t need a full size oven and wants to save some space and money on energy bills that a full sized oven generally eats up.

Camping? You say. Yes, the Andrew James 33 Litre Mini Oven is bigger than the Andrew James 20 litre and 23 litre models, but it’s not so big that you couldn’t take it with you in a camper van or caravan. The Andrew James 33 Litre Mini Oven With Hot Plates measurements are: Width 51cm x Depth 32cm Height 32cm.