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Toaster ovens are becoming more popular as an easy cooking gadget that won't heat up an entire kitchen during the steamy summer months or as a way to reduce energy consumption, as most use much less electricity than a full-sized oven. They're convenient for heating up frozen foods and making quick meals, and a number of users also say they're great to have as an extra cooking appliance when preparing large meals, like Thanksgiving dinner.
ConsumerReports.org offers advice that stands the test of time on deciding whether to buy a toaster oven or toaster.
ConsumerGuide.com offers a brief explanation of how toaster ovens work in the article "How to Repair a Toaster Oven."
TheKitchn.com lists 10 practical uses for a toaster oven, from warming plates to cooking side dishes.
TheBestKitchen.org describes toaster ovens and the benefits of owning and using them, including a reduction in energy consumption.
MyCountryCookin.com offers a comparison chart of an inexpensive, midrange and high-end toaster oven. While not necessarily a recommendation of a certain model, it's useful as a guide to identify features you can expect within a price range.
The housewares guide at About.com discusses the differences between a toaster and a toaster oven. (Note: ConsumerSearch is owned by About.com, but the two don't share an editorial affiliation.)
TreeHugger.com compares the energy efficiency and cooking quality of toaster ovens and microwaves.
Joe Yonan of The Washington Post discusses his experience with his toaster oven, including the many different types of food he has been able to prepare.
At Good Housekeeping magazine, columnist Heloise offers tips for cleaning a toaster oven.
The Consumer Product Safety Commission lists recalled household items, including toaster ovens, at their website.
You can find detailed product specifications at toaster oven manufacturers' websites:
Kenmore (Sears)
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