Don't Get Halogen Oven | Reasons Not To Buy Halogen Oven
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- Опубліковано 2 жов 2024
- Don't get halogen oven. But why not? Halogen ovens became popular, but are they as popular as the OG air fryers? Even if halogen ovens fascinate you, do you really need one? And how helpful is it really? To let you get an idea of why you don’t need to get a halogen oven, here we are!
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I've been using a halogen oven for 20 years + . Absolutely none of your reasons to "not" buy one are correct. It appears that you don't actually know anything about halogen ovens, so you are essentially wasting everybody's time. Next time, stick to what you know. Literally everything you've said is complete nonsense.
Thanks for sharing!
Agreed. She even says that they're NOT Energy Efficient. You don't need a degree in Rocket Science to work out that Halogen Ovens are more Energy Efficient than a Conventional Oven.
What a load of Cobblers !!!
Been using it in my 30s , introduced by Jpan’s imarflex. Still using one and I will be 70 in June.
@@theotherantigone Good on y'a 👍
I agree, I love mine too, she definitely needs to do more research before slating them
This is like watching a SNL spoof!
They don't cost more, they cost much less to buy and to run.
Unlike a microwave which doesn't always cook food in the centre,
my oven cooks food so well, it's still piping hot when I'm nearly finished eating.
AND I can see food cooking, unlike with a so-called "Air fryer" which are just convection ovens also.
Hilarious video!
:-0
Thanks for dropping by!
totally agree, halogen ovens are cheap, cheaper to run than an airfryer, cook food evenly, total spoof
I found this quite inaccurate, especially as on the whole they are cheaper than most air fryers.
How is the cooking outcome?
@@kitchengadgetzone on the whole pretty good. We have one at our static caravan as kitchen oven space is very tight. Meat cooks fine as long as you remember to rotate it once or twice to get an even cook.
I have a halogen oven for 10 years. I dint have much success. Can you please share your recipes and temp control technique
You don't even need to turn it if you have a wire rack that fits inside
@@XalgucenniaI've been using halogen oven for over 10 years, I think they are good, I agree with last person's comments, it's better to turn the food a few times during cooking it ensures equal cooking plus better balanced roasting on all sides.
1. Halogen Ovens came BEFORE air fryers.
2. Try learning to pronounce 'infra-red' before critiquing things you know nothing about, but it wouldn't surprise me if you weren't just another AI voice-over bot.
3. "The food gets hot, which might make it difficult to handle".. I guessing you've never actually cooked any food in your entire life.
4. I've had a Halogen Oven for over 10 years, never once have I had 'unevenly cooked' food, in fact, I can't imagine roasting meat or chicken in any other appliance now because my Halogen Oven cooks them perfectly.
5. Halogen Ovens are on average, a fraction of the cost of a current 'Air Fryer' faddy machine.
6. Halogen Ovens are equally as efficient as an Air Fryer, and it's reduction of cooking time makes it more efficient than a typical kitchen fan oven. Both Air Fryers and Halogen Ovens do not compete well against typical kitchen fan ovens when cooking items that take a very long time, because kitchen ovens are more insulated so they hold in heat more efficiently, which uses less energy over longer cooking times.
7. "Grilling at lower temperatures in a Halogen Oven protects your food from harmful substances".. What the hell does that even mean??
8. I've had the same Halogen Oven for probably 10 years and never once need to replace the Halogen element.
9. "To maintain a balanced diet, try pairing your Halogen Oven meals with fresh fruits and veggies.." Doesn't that apply to EVERY cooking appliance? Just for your information, you CAN cook vegetables in a Halogen Oven as well as meats and poultry.
10. I must say, I've never heard such biased/inaccurate/ill-informed/poorly researched garbled four minutes of utter nonsense in my entire life. Please do some research before making any more garbage videos in future.
Woah, we appreciate you taking the time! Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us. Stay tuned!
@kitchengadgetzone Yea, stay tuned for another garbage reviews huh? Lady! UA-cam and content creation isn't for everyone. GTFOH.
I couldn't have put it better myself, @chrish7975!
I read in Google that it produces carcinogen with food which is the cause of cancer so you have been using long time is it true I need it so I am waiting for your reply
I wouldn't change it for anything else! I bake everything you can think of in my halogen oven for half the time of my traditional one! It is also cost effective as it doesn't need to preheat and it's only 1400 watt when the traditional ovens are 2000 watt! The only thing that I can't bake in it is pizza as the bottom part of the dough doesn't cook well.
Thanks for sharing!
Why don’t u precook only the base in a big frying pan and then cook the rest of the pizza in the halogen oven
Had mine for over 3 years Had no problem with it I wudnt be without it
Thanks for sharing!
I know! so true and I got mine free from a house clearance, ;-)
I hardly used my 'conventional oven' now can't actually remember the last time I did 😀
@@juliesmith221 nice crispy 🍟 chips
i'm surprised yours has lasted that long, i've gone through several over the years, can't seem to get them to last more than 2 years at best. usually breaking within a year.
Not sure why she's so falsely down on the ovens I've had mine for over a year and it's easy and cheap to use Cooks really well and unbelievably cheap to buy I think mine cost about £37
💡 That's awesome to hear! Sounds like you’ve had a great experience with yours, especially at that price. Sometimes it’s all about personal preference! 👍
Cldn't live without mine. Had if for years. We're replacing it because we're having a new kitchen and I want new appliances not because it's broken. They're so cheap to buy so why not?
Thanks for sharing!
What brand was that?
@ewura_monalisa Andrew James. Comes with a hinged lid so that you don't have to remove it and place it somewhere. A bit more expensive than some others. The customer service is excellent. There is an extender ring enabling the cooking of say a reasonably sized turkey.
What are some recipes you find easier in halogen oven?
@elsayednabail4380 Well most things. Anything cooked in an oven can be cooked in a halogen. It does depend on how many you're cooking for. I regularly cooked 6 chicken thighs. 25 minutes and turn half way through. Done bread rolls, cakes, jacket and roast potatoes, sweet potato wedges, bacon, sausages, homemade pizza. They are some examples. The beauty also is, tho sometimes the instructions say to pre heat I have never preheated. It heats up really quickly. You need worktop space but as the Andrew James has a hinged lid you don't need a space to put that down. Just room above. Can see what's cooking and easier to clean than a large oven. No I don't work for Andrew James 🤣....it's the hinged lid and customer service I like. Apart from that they all seem to work the same.
They are dirt cheap lol, also never had a problem with uneven cooking. This is uttter BS!
We hear you! Thanks for sharing!
I have literally just purchased my second Halogen oven because my old one (that I used every day) just broke down. I went out & got a new one IMMEDIATELY because I wouldn't be without it. I cook everything in it including the most succulent roast chicken, stews & goujons etc.
I have no idea why this video is trying to put you off buying a halogen oven (maybe she's sponsored by an air fryer company or something) but don't believe her for a second! I LOVE my halogen oven and disagree with everything she says in this video. If you cook your food at the correct temperature for the correct length of time it will be perfect (as with all cooking equipment - you must learn how to use it correctly!)
To clean it you literally put some cold water & a little washing up liquid in it & put it on a hot temperature for 10 to 15 minutes. Wait for it to cool down, then empty the water, rinse in the sink with a cloth & dry it. No probs. I think she's never used a halogen oven in her life 😂😂😂
🙌 It sounds like you’ve had a fantastic experience with your halogen oven! Everyone has their preferences, but it’s great to hear how much you enjoy yours and how easy you find it to clean. Thanks for sharing your positive feedback! 😊🍗
I adored mine. Nothing beats it for roasting potatoe widges, carrots, parsnips etc. Some chicken things go really well also eg: portugues thighs, shish-taok. The transparent bowl and fast heat-up were key. The only problem was the bulb. It went after a year, only option was to replace the oven . Bulb goes again -- errant oil splatter perhaps --- after 6 months of moderate use... no idea what to do next. This can't go on :)
Thanks for sharing your experience!
Back in the 1990s I had a Jet Stream oven which was basically the predecessor to the Halogen oven and it worked really well. I made chicken, meatloaf, pizza, and a few other things with it. A Halogen oven plus maybe an electric skillet/griddle and you could "almost" do away with your tradition oven. Halogen ovens are actually cheaper to buy than the JS oven that I had so I'm not sure where the presenter got her info about Halogen oven pricing.
Thanks for sharing, stay tuned!
Re: "so I'm not sure where the presenter got her info about Halogen oven pricing.", I'd suggest either ill-informed, or influenced by (other) vested interests. Or both!
I got a : Convection oven, Esperanza,1400 W, 18 l, Very basic. ( Analog controls. Temperature control is a knob analogue to the bones. Turns on and off the heat to achieve & maintain desired temp. ) I used it since I was a student. And kept using it since.
The script for this vid was made by someone who never used or had bad experiences with a halogen oven. Them not being flexible or required to adapt to new technology. Or simply refusing to learn to use the oven forgeting it takes time to learn a new tool.
Addresing the points of the video:
1. Temperature control, based on the model can be tedious, yes, but just at 1st glance. While seemingly . Reffer to the user manual for the temperature,time and grating position suggestion.
The more "fancy" digital models that are badly engineered suffer from the 1 click 1 degree issue. Where truly you will have to spam the button a lot to go from 100 degrees to 250. Analogue ones that have potentiometer or bi-metal thermostat are easier to operate. And if you feel "artistic" you can really fine tune them for that 0.5 degree precision. By moving the knob very slowly.
Undercooked food? The manual is your friend. Also not being lazy or carefree helps. Don't leave the aparatus to "Do its thing" while you forget about the food that you're about to eat. Flip & rotate your food as needed. Check your food every 10/5 minutes if its something that dosen't require much attention like such making a basic steak.
Difficult food handling? Cheapest clamp & thermal glove are gonna be your friends. Make sure they are not from chinesium tho.
2. Uneven cooking? Bad aparatus or bad cook. Flip your steaks. Rotate your cakes. Check your food. Its a tool that you're suposed to learn to use. Not plug & play. Same as a traditional oven you gotta learn the ins & outs.
3. Pricey? SAY WHAT? Converted to $ at the time of purchase my oven was 40$ 40 DOLLORES. You know how little that is for a universal electric cookin' machine? Pricey starts from mabye 150 or 200$. At the time when I got mine I was a minimum wage working student It was more than affordable for me. From my dorm room you would smell steaks & see me mates fine dining almost every night. Steaks chicken pork or beef every night almost deppends what meat was cheaper from the local butcher. Made cooking steak too easy felt like cheating. I have to be honest 1st steaks I made where too dry and solid but then I adjusted. The mistake was with my cooking skills.
Not as energy efficient? I don't know when they appeared but if you're using one from the 80s or so get a newer one. And do some electricity calculation. The money that I'd spend on gas now went to electricity. No economical detriments for me.
4. Less durability. This is a decent point. Its rather that its fragile compared to other appliances. Deppends on the model. Fancy digital ones that have hinges and extra stuff to them yeah. Those can get broken easier. But a cheap one or rather a basic non complex one that is just the recipient the bulb and analogue controls... worst thing you can do is drop it on the ground and have it shattered.
Bulb can get damaged fair... I'm still learning how to cook better with mine. This is a valid concern. I don't know how well the oven takes steam. I want to cook rice in it. Plastic parts melted & discolored. Every plasticky appliance that's white suffers from that. Having it melt is a different animal. That is someone who did not read the manual. Or bought a plasticky model not thinking about heat in advance.
5.Fair point at 5. Cleaning yeah. This is not as easy to clean as a normal oven. Because of fragility and volume and that you gotta wait for it to cool down And if you want it cleaned thorrougly you gotta use a screwdriver(deppends on the model) in order to take out the halogen protection grill and clean it. (This can be done once a week or once every 2 weeks) scheduled cleaning.
Thanks for sharing your elaborate opinion with us!
Misleading title. Everything has pros and cons. Just wasted 5 mins of my life watching this.
Alright, we hear you. Thanks for sharing!
You talk a lot of nonsense. And I prefer the halogen for bigger meals.😂😂😂
Ouch. Thanks for watching.
Better for baking a large whole chicken than most air fryers which are too small to handle larger birds.
Good to know. Thanks for sharing!
@@kitchengadgetzoneyou made this to wind us up into commenting how good they are? That or either your 3rd world geek
This woman is speaking utter crap😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Sorry to hear you didn't find the video helpful! Everyone's entitled to their opinion. 😄
WTF is this woman talking about? Name one cooking appliance that isn't hot to the touch. She is so wrong on so many points.
Absolutely! Some cooking appliances, like induction cooktops, remain cool to the touch while heating the cookware through electromagnetic induction. It's not about the appliance itself being hot, but rather the heat transfer to the cookware. There's more to it than meets the eye!
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I think this is propaganda..Anyway you won’t part me from my halogen air fryer, oh yes it’s an air fryer, I’ve got an air fryer but I much prefer this halogen one because you can see what your cooking and exactly how it’s progressing without having to keep opening the drawer, I think they chose the wrong name by calling it cooker they should have called it halogen air fryer because that’s exactly what it is.
Thanks for sharing!
I have had to give this video a dislike and have unsubscribed. Never heard such a contrived and unhelpful set of comments, makes me wonder WHO put this person up to it. The only other ovens I know of that use less power for the same results are some air friers (I know as I have both.) You can burn yourself on any kind of oven so why say this? If you buy the most expensive type (hinged lid, digital controls) you may pay a lot but a standard halogen oven (lift off lid with stand and manual controls) can be had online for less than £40, replacement halogen lamp less than £5. The plastic container is insulated from the glass bowl with silicone bumpers, I have never seen any heat damage to the plastic. |As for "uneven cooking" any un-practiced user can do this with any type of oven, there are dozens of helpful You Tube vids on unpacking, using and cooking. Lastly, please pronounce infra red properly , (not "inforhead")
Thanks for sharing!
had mine for years, she's talking nonsense. Know nothing know all.
Ouch, thanks for sharing though.
I’m about to have mine delivered tomorrow so I hope the comments saying you are lying are true 😂
Haha thanks for the chuckle!
HAD 8 YEARS USE MAKIG CHIPS 4 TMES A WEEK
COST £32
I WANT ANOTHER ONE
It sounds like you got a lot of use out of your halogen oven! It must have been a handy kitchen tool for making chips so frequently. 😊
TINY THERMAL CUTOUT HIDDEN IN HEAT SHEATH.
GOES IN WHITE BUT COMES OUT RED
IN MIDDLE IS TINY OVERHEAT CUTOUT ABOUT 10MM X 3MM SILVER COLOUR,
CUT IT OUT AND REJOIN.
IT WORKS
Thanks for sharing your tip! It sounds like you found a clever way to fix the overheating issue. 🛠️
Easier to clean than a concentional oven, cooks meals faster, easy to store away, easy to obtain replacement bulbs, uses less energy than normal ovens, you can buy 6 halogen ovens for the same as one cheap conventional oven, if you are ensure about temperature and times to cook meals, just google info, ive had Three Halogen ovens in 15 years, paid for their selves, dont let this video put you off them 👍
Thanks for sharing your thoughts.
'Halogen ovens can be quite hot to touch....' As opposed to what other kind of oven? Cold ovens?
Also halogen ovens ARE very energy efficient.
They cook perfectly.
You just need to get used to how they operate, and you can make perfect meals using one. They are no hassle, and if you look after them they will outlive a conventional oven. I've been using them for 20+ years and am on my third one just recently, so im getting an average of ten years use out of one.. In that same amount of time i have had to replace my conventional oven 4 times, and am on my fifth now, and that is with me using my halogen 4+ times a week, and my conventional one only about twice a week.
I would rate a halogen above both a conventional oven and an airfryer. If you learn how to use equipment properly and master it you wont have any problems using it. Same goes for things like microwaves, people complain about them saying they are only good for reheating, but you can cook a multiple course meal from scratch in them if you know what you are doing.
You’ve definitely mastered the art of using a halogen oven! It’s great to hear how efficient and long-lasting they’ve been for you-sounds like a solid choice for those willing to learn how to use them properly.😊❤️🌸
I do wonder what is the max tempersture tolerated buy the glass?
Thanks for any help
I just can't find it anywhere on the internet apparently
And i don't mean just the standard max 250° (cooking temp) but instead the max temperature beyond which the glass melts/breaks.
Thanks for sharing! Check the product description to know the maximum temperature range.
O love mine its the best way to cook tasty juicy food
Thanks for sharing!
This channel made another video saying almost the exact opposite on many points. Food was cooked evenly and ovens cheap to purchase, to name but two. It was literally the video I watched before this one after my partner came home with one she picked up for £30.
So I guess I wasted my time with videos from this channel!
Hello! Thanks for watching. Could you please specify which part of the video influenced your feelings? 😊
There is absolutely no reason to not get one, thing is a life changer
Thanks for sharing!
Hello, I have been using halogen ovens for about 15 years now and consider it hands down the best investment in kitchen n appliances I have ever made. They are cost effective in terms of power use and take up little counter space. They cook evenly and efficiently and very reasonable cost wise. I would not be without one.Thank you.
Thanks for sharing your experience! It's great to hear you've had such positive results with your halogen oven. Your insight is really helpful! 😊
Which one do you use ? thank you
@user-gm4bn7ql6u Hello, I have had several over the years but the one I am using currently is a brand called Spector which I purchased from Amazon for $79.99. I have found also Aldi’s to be very good. Halogen ovens generally last about 3 - 5 years with frequent use. As I am an older person I find it easier to use these on the bench top, no bending. I think they are great value. All the best.
THEY LOOK LIKE A FLYINNG SAUCER
COOKING YOUR DINNER WITH LIGHTSS
It's like having a sci-fi cooking experience right in your kitchen! 🛸✨
This has to be the worst video about a cost effective, energy efficient, healthy way of cooking appliance that I have ever watched. The moment the narrator said halogen ovens can be costly, I'm done!
Don't buy into the nonsense people. Halogen ovens are super great to cook in. Vast amount of space compared to an air fryer. Very energy efficient. At a time of pricey products and energy cost rising by the minute, we all need one of these. UA-cam can be seriously crazy at times!
It's great to hear that halogen ovens work well for you! Everyone's experiences and preferences vary, so it's valuable to have diverse perspectives. Thanks for sharing your positive experience!✨🌸
Rubbish...... I've been using a halogen oven for nearly 30-years. It's my main 'go to'.
That’s impressive! Your experience definitely speaks volumes. 👏
This was a very poor review. Halogen oven is very cheap to buy compared to any other oven I've seen plus it is very energy efficient than others as well, problem are you need to handle the lid gently as the bulb would be easily damaged while glowing white hot, I try to remember to turn the temperature down for about 20 seconds to let bulb cool a little, yet you still need to handle it with care if you want the light to give a long service life. Another advantage over other cooking methods is you can watch the cooking process through the glass. Just need to turn the food a few times. I would recommend above, don't listen to this review as it is rubbish. I don't often give a thumbs down, I had to on this one.
We appreciate your perspective on halogen ovens! Your insights on cost, energy efficiency, and the benefits of watching the cooking process are valuable. Different experiences make for a well-rounded understanding. 🌟👩🍳
Had my Halogen EASY COOK 747 Electronic Oven for over 30 years and it is fantastic. My go-to for cooking any Roast, especially when I have guests requesting Roast Pork, in a Plant-Based house 🤣😂. COOKS beautifully all recipes you would use an Oven for and was the first Countertop Cooker I ever bought.
After about 18 years I had to replace the Cooking lid which has the element, no issues at all and received my replacement under the 25-year replacement warranty and wow still going strong.
My only Oven these days other than My Easy Cook is a Countertop Breville Smart Oven Pro that has 10 different cooking functions.
Love them both and great appliances and can do everything in these I could do in an oven ✅
Sounds like your Halogen Easy Cook 747 Electronic Oven has been a true kitchen champion for over 30 years! That's impressive. And the Breville Smart Oven Pro sounds like a versatile companion too. Great to hear they cover all your cooking needs so well!
This is 6 months after your comment RE:Hologen cooker CREATEANDLIVE, but. if you can please, Help me with recipes for the hologens... Mine has a mechanical timer which makes it a little difficult for me to get used to but I'd like the machine a lot. Where can I find recipes for it...
Thank you!
I love your energy and I like your channel for its production quality.
Thank you so much 🤗
Are you working for the air fryer companies so you speak false information for the Halogen oven? Please be unbiased
We appreciate your concern! The goal here is just to provide balanced insights. Halogen ovens have their perks too, but it's essential to weigh both options. 😊
This video is absolute BS. I've a halogen oven for more than 20 years and I use it at least twice a week. I don't recognise any of the flaws that are mentioned here.
It's great to hear that you've had such a positive experience with your halogen oven for over 20 years! Everyone's experiences and preferences can vary, and it's wonderful that it's been such a reliable appliance for you. Thanks for sharing your perspective!🔥✨
You do not what you are talking about .I use mine 5 times a week and never had a failed cook .I don,t know who you are but you are very illed informed
Thanks for sharing your experience! It’s great to hear how well your halogen oven works for you. 😊
Boo! This is a fake video advice. Halogen oven has been around for several years since the 80s. Very low maintenance, so easy to use and clean.
Ouch. Thanks for dropping by though!
What The...? The whole point of halogen is so its NOT non stick! I swear i just saw a black non stick one!
It seems like there might be some confusion about the features of halogen ovens. While some models may have non-stick coatings, not all halogen ovens do. It's essential to double-check the specifications when making a purchase. Thanks for bringing up this point! 🍳👍
"Halogen ovens are not as efficient as other ovens"
This is demonstrably bs. There's a reason why these and air fryers have taken off massively in Europe when energy prices have gone through the roof.
Thanks for sharing!
Say 20% truth and then 80% lie...someone can believe you.
Thanks for watching!
This should be reported to UA-cam for all the lies they are spewing out.
We appreciate your perspective, but it's essential to acknowledge that everyone's experiences may differ. It's valuable to have a range of opinions to make informed decisions. 🙏
I used to cook pizza using a 500W halogen flood light in the 90's.....power hungry..lol
How did your pizza turn out?
@@kitchengadgetzone ..it was good ...but you can't leave it unattended.... but that was an experiment, and now in the year 2020 it's a new invention...lol
Don’t bother with this so called content creator, just lies.
Thanks for dropping by!
Just a lot of misinformation here. Not useful at all
Sorry to hear you found the information unhelpful. If you have specific questions or need more details, feel free to ask!😊
This review is in fantasy land. Quite a few untruths.
Oh no, that's disappointing to hear. Everyone's experiences can differ, though!
Had a few love them 😊
Thanks for watching!
Get your facts right
Keeping it straightforward! 🔍✔️
I have been using this halogen oven for over a decade now, and this criticism is simply untrue. It does for a fact save energy, it does cook in less time, it does cook evenly when used properly, it gets hot like any other oven, it's easier to clean than other ovens (no spills), and the lamp has never broken. If you would have used it, you would know all this, so this review leads me to believe you didn't give it a fair try.
It's great to hear about your positive experience with the halogen oven! Your feedback definitely adds another perspective to consider. Thanks for sharing your insights! 😊👍
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uh aren't they supposed to be _less_ expensive ? isn't that like the whole point ?
Thanks for your observation!
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is this AI? it's "infra- RED" non infrarrred.. scant on usable information. just more blather without a POINT.
Thanks for the correction.
😂 it cost the same as an airfryer but 3x the capacity and all glass. If the bottom doesn't brown as well, flip it half way... And most importantly, keep the food in the oven n let the residual heat cook it.
That's a clever workaround! Making the most out of your oven's capacity and utilizing residual heat for cooking is a great tip. Thanks for sharing! 😄👍
False information
Thanks for sharing your thoughts!
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Absolutely no valid reason not to buy! I’ve heard of many people who get great results from a Halogen oven!
Good to know!
Agree that these ovens are fantastic, however, they keep breaking down and there are not many options for repair. I am on my 4th one in 10 years luckily they are cheap to buy don't know how long that will last - pun intended.
We are sorry to hear about the reliability issues. It's frustrating when appliances don't last as long as expected. If you ever consider alternatives, feel free to ask for recommendations. Wishing you better luck with future appliances! 🛠️🍀
I’d NEVER cook in an air fryer! I thought it was halogen, NOT radiation!
It's understandable to have concerns about cooking methods. Halogen ovens use infrared radiation for cooking, which is safe for food preparation. However, everyone has their own preferences when it comes to kitchen appliances. Thanks for sharing your thoughts! 🍳👍
I love mine ♥️
That's great, Please watch our other videos for more video's like this. Stay tuned. 🌸✨
You are really not giving an accurate perspective on halogen ovens. They cook evenly every time. The swirling vortex of ultra-hot air means that you do not ever need to turn your burgers/chips/chicken breasts during cooking. They are cheap to buy. Cheap to run and heat up in no time at all. From chips coming out the freezer to going into my mouth takes less than 10 minutes. I do agree that they are not durable. I had to change the halogen bulb (6 minute job) every 9-12 months which is annoying. Even so, I absolutely love it.
Hey, thanks for taking the time to visit. They're incredibly efficient and speedy, but the bulb changes can be a bit of a hassle. Still, the quick cooking time is hard to beat! 🕒✨ Stay tuned for more.
It's usually banging the lid down that breaks the bulb. We've had 2 halogen ovens as we had our kitchen refitted and so bought a new one in a different colour . Only had a new bulb for the first one when I banged the lid down. Andrew James have good customer service.
Correct👋
Thanks for sharing your opinion! 👋
A funny video, just meant to get comments and more views. Just opposite the truth.
Thanks for dropping by!
I have had several over the years and find them very very good.i have a spare at all times incase of break down.best thing ever.
It's great to hear that you've had such positive experiences with halogen ovens! Having a spare is definitely a smart move for peace of mind. 😊👍
Iv had one for almost 10 years, il never buy a regular oven again. Food cooked in glass just seems so much better
Thanks for sharing!
I've got 2 of then and if I find more at yard sells I'll buy more I love mine
That's great to hear! Halogen ovens can be really handy. 😊
What !!!!
What happened? 🤔 Feel free to share, we are here to help!
My halogen air fryer is useless, but I have no space in my kitchen for an oven. Struggling with the stupid applicance
There are many convection ovens that are compact in size. You can check our channel for recommendations. Thanks!
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This is the worst review I have come across, halogen oven is a must in every kitchen I must say
Thanks for sharing!
Can’t beat the halogen oven as an air fryer because that’s what it is but you don’t have to keep opening the drawer to see if the food is cooked.
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How to use the extension ring on this model
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I’ve been living alone for over 13 years, and have a gas cooker powered by a 47kg cylinder bottle (I’m in the UK).
A few weeks ago I had to purchase my 3rd bottle during this time, and the reason for my low gas usage is halogen ovens; what doesn’t fit in the halogen oven, or goes in the slow cooker, only goes into the gas oven, which isn’t that much.
Ironically my current halogen oven died on me the other day (thermostat probably, as it emits no heat). It cost me £38 and lasted well over 2 years, with constant use, so no complaints.
An air fryer will cost me well over double this, and likely have a smaller capacity, so I think I know that it will be replaced with another halogen model.
One minor negative I can give to halogen ovens, is how dirty the bowl can become (or how difficult to clean). I do use the cleaning program, but in my experience the bowl gradually got dirtier and more difficult to get clean over time.
I did actually clean the bowl once with a steam cleaner, and also purchased a new bowl off eBay delivered for £12 (replacing a broken one).
Thanks for sharing!
I find mine incredibly easy to clean. Just wipe it with a soapy cloth then rinse with another. Every so often I do put hot water in the bowl and do the clean setting to clean the "workings " in the lid. If you wash the bowl in the sink I suggest a cloth in the bottom of the sink if it's ceramic.
Ive throwen away 2 air fryers and my 10 year old turbo oven still works. Great
Why'd you throw them away? Good for you!
@@kitchengadgetzone they quit working.
This is BS she is either addressing 3rd worlds that do not comprehend jack💩 or ninja paying her, ive had a cheep halogen oven 14 years some one bought me from aldi, it still works like new my bills are very low because its so ecomomic and it cooks everything beautifully you are either a paid liar or not the sharpest tool in the box 😡😡😡😡😡
Thanks for sharing your thoughts.
The only real reason to not buy a halogen lamp oven is when the halogen lamp burns out or breaks (and they aren't very long lived if used regularly) it is not replaceable. You can buy the same oven only with a traditional heat element that will last much longer.
That's a great point! 🔥 Halogen lamps can have a shorter lifespan compared to traditional heat elements. If durability is a concern, opting for an oven with a more replaceable and longer-lasting heat source might be a better choice.
She: In the world of new tech and ovens , do you really need this ?
Me: If you know how to hack use it I guarantee you will save energy
Every tech has plus and minus
Absolutely, every tech has its pros and cons. It's all about finding what works best for your needs and making the most out of it. Thanks for sharing your perspective! 🔍👍
Right at 66 and been cooking since a kid and as a lone dad with children with healthy amount of common sense this At un £40 what else is there at this price !! its totally been a god send What else is there these are tuff tuff times and im still finding things cook in this brilliant mobile device, i purely as an experiment put two eggs in it last week for 8mins thinking this may be messy No they came out as like boiled perfect im almost in disbelief but try it , hi heat. This budget cooker gets far to much slagging off it's something i wish I'd purchased when my sister showed me hers 5 years ago saying its really great for her cakes she makes, its made my oven redundant now , the microwave died . DON'T underestimate this very convenient cheap mobile device it's been a life saver for me
It's great to hear how much you've been enjoying the versatility of your budget-friendly cooker! It sounds like it's been a real game-changer for you in the kitchen. Thanks for sharing your positive experience! 🌟🍳
These ovens are the best.
Glad to hear you're a fan! They do work wonders in the kitchen. 🌟
I know my halogen air fryer is amazing
Good for you!
Why would this lady choose to discredit a lil machine that has way more pros than cons?? Is it lack of content creation or what? I've had mine for 5 yrs and still going, and love all the utilitarian aspects of it.
Thanks for sharing your opinion!