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Convection Microwaves
Enjoy the added benefit of being able to bake and roast, discover the latest convection microwaves by Bosch, Fisher & Paykel, Omega, Panasonic, Samsung, Sharp and Smeg. Unlike traditional microwaves, convection microwaves feature an inbuilt fan for even heat distribution and fast heat up times. Perfect for preparing a succulent roast meal or heating up leftover pizza to crisp perfection, convection microwaves are a compact alternative to full size ovens. There’s a size and model to suit every need and budget, shop online or head in store today.
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Yes, microwaves are safe to use when used correctly. Follow the manufacturer's instructions and avoid heating certain materials, such as metal, plastic containers not labeled as microwave-safe, or any materials that may release harmful chemicals when heated. It's also important to use microwave-safe cookware and avoid overheating liquids to prevent burns or spills.
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Absolutely! Baking is one of the key functions of a convection microwave. It works much like a conventional oven, allowing you to bake cakes, cookies, and bread with excellent results.
No, you should not use metal containers or aluminum foil in a microwave. Metal reflects the microwaves, which can cause sparks and potentially damage the appliance. It's best to use microwave-safe containers made of glass, ceramic, or microwave-safe plastic for safe and efficient cooking.
Yes, preheating is necessary when using the convection mode, just as you would with a regular oven. Preheating ensures that your food cooks evenly and as per the recipe's requirements.
A convection microwave might consume slightly more energy when using the convection mode due to the heating element and fan. However, it often cooks food faster and more efficiently, which can balance out energy use.
Switching between convection and microwave modes is usually straightforward. Most models have dedicated buttons or settings that allow you to choose between microwave, convection, or a combination of both, depending on what you're cooking.
Unlike a regular microwave, which uses microwave radiation to heat food, a convection microwave also has a heating element and a fan that circulates hot air. This combination allows for more even cooking, browning, and crisping, making it more similar to an oven.
Cleaning the convection feature is similar to cleaning a regular oven. Allow it to cool, then wipe down the interior with a damp cloth. For tougher stains, use a mild detergent. Make sure to clean the fan and heating element areas carefully.
Yes, you can use metal cookware in a convection microwave when it’s in convection mode, just like you would in a regular oven. However, avoid using metal when using the microwave-only mode to prevent damage and ensure safety.
A convection microwave offers the convenience of quick microwave cooking combined with the ability to bake, roast, and grill. It saves space, reduces cooking time, and allows for more versatile cooking, all in one appliance.
A convection microwave is a versatile appliance that combines the features of a standard microwave with a convection oven. It allows you to not only heat and reheat food quickly but also bake, roast, and grill, thanks to the added convection technology.
Convection microwaves are perfect for recipes that require even cooking, browning, and crisping. This includes baking cakes, roasting meats, grilling vegetables, and making crispy snacks like pizza and fries.
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