Posted by ian.goodall
Thursday, 5 May 2011
Ovens, those majestic devices that make lamb luscious and transform potatoes into crispy golden delights, are the subject of today’s post. Below, I give some of the reasons why these ovens were best sellers in March.
The Hotpoint Newstyle DHS53X
This oven looks great but its best selling status probably has more to do with the generous 65 litre main cavity capacity. A large family or frequent dinner party host will benefit most from it. It is families and not newly inspired Come Dine with Me viewers that make the DHS53X so popular.
The Indesit FID20WH
The catalytic liners on this graceful looking oven transform intense cleaning into a distant memory. Food residue is burnt off during cooking. If that’s not a reason to it buy it now I don’t know what is. The FID20WH is a real time saver.
The Beko OIF22300X
When it’s not looking for love, the OIF22300X (our first single oven of the list) will be cooking your food affordably. The cavity’s double-glazed windows keep the heat in so it’s great for families with toddlers at the touch everything stage.
The Indesit FI21KBIX
If you have a tight budget then the FI21KBIX is an affordable oven that looks good, doesn’t sacrifice space and is easy to use. It has 60 litres, plenty of room to roast that family sized glazed chicken and there are three simple dials to take the hassle out of cooking.
Hotpoint Newstyle SHS33X
Preventing culinary catastrophes sets this oven apart. Its programmable timer can help you get those casseroles perfect. It also has an A energy rating. This means you can eat more roast dinners every year with the savings. We love our roasts, so it’s no wonder the SHS33X is one of our best sellers.
That’s a wrap for today’s roasting rollercoaster ride. If all this talk of cooking has whetted your appetite then take a bite of our oven buying guide.