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Cuisinart TOB-195 Convection Toaster Oven, Stainless Steel | 
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| Brand: Cuisinart
Category: Kitchen
List Price: $330.00
Buy New: $140.00
You Save: $190.00 (58%)
New (16) from $140.00
Avg. Customer Rating:  53 reviews
Sales Rank: 279
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 23
Dimensions (in): 20.3 x 19 x 13
MPN: TOB-195
Model: TOB-195
UPC: 086279018793
EAN: 0086279018793
ASIN: B000PYF768
Release Date: June 1, 2007
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | 6-slice convection toaster oven broiler with 0.6-cubic-foot capacity | | • | Pizza/bake, broil, toast, and convection; bagel, reheat, and defrost buttons | | • | Shade control with heat sensor maintains precise oven temperature | | • | Electronic touchpad controls; clock and oven timers; easy-to-clean interior | | • | Measures 16 by 17-3/4 by 9-5/8 inches; 3-year limited warranty |
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Product Description
Today’s busy lifestyles have made the multifunctional countertop oven more popular than ever. This Cuisinart Toaster Oven Broiler features state-of-the-art electronic touchpad controls and a stainless steel bar handle and side grips to give it a popular commercial look. Four versatile cooking options and an extra-large capacity are great for everyday cooking, and make it a convenient second oven for side dishes and desserts. From dinner for two to a dinner party, Cuisinart is ready to serve!
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| Customer Reviews: Read 48 more reviews...
 Good product November 16, 2008
I have used this oven living on the ocean in Mexico for nearly five years in extremely humid conditions. The racks adjust and no rust except for the exterior of the unit. The convection feature makes a nearly perfect loaf of bread. You can bake a 9" pie. If you read the instructions and follow them it's a real winner.
Love it November 13, 2008
Nothing bad to say about it yet. It warms, toast, and cooks my food. Easy to use, and looks good in my kitchen.
if you are a heavy TO user you will be very pleased with this one November 5, 2008
We use our toaster oven pert near 90% over the regular oven. It is so convenient, fast, and keeps the whole house from heating up. Our old one was a cheap toastmaster with the dumbest controls I have ever seen on an appliance, but it worked good. The convection fan gave out a month or so ago and then the bottom heaty thingers stoped working and it was done. Soggy totinos pizza is not very good.
We decided to not mess around when finding a replacement. First stop was target and BB&B websites. Found a few that could of worked, but after reading reviews we kept looking. My wife headed to BB&B for some stuff and took pics of each toaster oven and their info cards. I started doing more research online of the ones she found. We had 3 things that were absolutely necessary.
1. broil function. To make the best garlic bread I find this necessary. I have a system and it works well. Also often you just want to get a bit of extra browing on something and broil is where it is at.
2. convection / fan bake. It really makes a difference and we loved that feature on the dead one.
3. good reviews. Yeah I know it is not actually a feature, but I want to hear normal folk lay it out there. Amazon you made up my mind.
I did some extensive testing using probe thermometers and found it to have a really good accuracy. It fluctuates by 25 degrees, which is noted in the manual, but stayed close to the set temp most of the time. There is a probe built into the inside top wall that monitors the temp. This has actually thrown off my usual methods because it does not fluctuate wildly like the old one. I burned a pizza and have had to learn how to do my garlic bread all over again. The peppercorn steaks took much longer because the oven was actually at 250 and not something higher. We never really toasted bread in the old one because it would take too long. This thing heats up so fast and makes toast in 2.5 minutes and it comes out perfect.
It is quite a well built little thing. It is light and does feel a little flimsy on the sides and back because of the metal and plastic. the crumb tray is pretty lame which was a bummer. It slides out the back and is pretty thin metal. The broiling pan and its bottom are made of very rigid metal. It is very well made. it does heat up on the outsides quite a bit, but nothing to worry about. The touch pad is easily to use and wipe down.
We very much likey and think the price is fair for such a quality piece of kitchen equip that we will use the heck out of.
Small Enough, But Still Large Enough November 3, 2008
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I purchased this Toaster Oven because I live alone and did not like the idea of turning on the large oven just for pizza, toast, or frozen biscuits.
This oven is small enough that it fits very conveniently on my counter, but is big enough to comfortably hold a 12 in pizza. Even better, if I start it when I take the pizza out of the freezer, it is completely preheated by the time I can put some extra cheese and pepperoni on it.
The buttons and digital readouts are easy to use and offer good precision for temperature setting. I haven't been able to find a way to make the timer turn off the oven and that is a minus. It does allow you to chain together button commands for complex cooking programs. This seems overly complicated to me, but I'm just a heat and eat kind of guy. Other folks may find them useful.
Overall it exceeded my expectations, and at the price they were already pretty high. The TOB-195 is again proof that quality is worth the extra price
 Cuisinart 'Toaster' Oven November 2, 2008
I have had this product for over a month. It has replaced my regular oven for all small items.
PROS - The push-button controls and digital read-out make this oven easy to use and informative. I have not tried the convection feature yet. Cleaning is very easy with the slide out tray. The quality seems very good. You can feel the oven door close tight.
CONS - None yet.
Overall, I am very satisfied with this product.
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