Testseek.com have collected 3 expert reviews of the Cuisinart CSO-300 Combo Steam and Convection Oven and the average rating is 73%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Cuisinart CSO-300 Combo Steam and Convection Oven.
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3 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Toasted evenly and very quickly, Good at baking a cake, Excelled at convection roasting a chicken quickly, Very easy to read and use control panel, Door handle was easy to grasp, Very good visibility into oven during cooking, Couldn't be operated without
In our tests, poor at broiling, Only one oven rack, Lightweight baking pan, End-of-cooking alert was not easy to hear, Crevices made it harder to clean
Published: 2013-09-08, Author: Ry , review by: cnet.com
With multiple steam cooking settings, the CSO-300 successfully expands the functionality of the common toaster oven, and it sports a luxurious, easy-to-use interface, as well
At $299, that new steam functionality doesn't come cheap. On more traditional settings like toasting and broiling, the CSO-300 couldn't consistently beat the less expensive competition, and when it did, it usually wasn't by much
Creative home chefs looking for a powerful, versatile alternative to their full-size oven should give the CSO-300 first consideration, but those just looking for something to heat up Pop-Tarts and Red Barons should stick with something less expensive.
Published: 2013-09-09, Author: Ry , review by: cnet.com.au
With multiple steam cooking settings, the CSO-300 successfully expands the functionality of the common toaster oven, and it sports a luxurious, easy-to-use interface, as well
At $299, that new steam functionality doesn't come cheap. On more traditional settings like toasting and broiling, the CSO-300 couldn't consistently beat the less expensive competition, and when it did, it usually wasn't by much
Creative home chefs looking for a powerful, versatile alternative to their full-size oven should give the CSO-300 first consideration, but those just looking for something to heat up Pop-Tarts and Red Barons should stick with something less expensive....
