The Benefits Of A Waring Convection Oven

By Jason Eve


There are many ways that a Waring convection oven is superior not only to traditional ovens, but to the microwave which many thought would replace them both. When the microwave first came out, it was an instant success, and nearly as instant a disappointment. It was quickly discovered that it was not going to replace any other ovens.

Their popularity originally came from the fact that they were able to cook food much faster than the traditional variety. They circulate heated air via a fan through a much smaller space, thus allowing them to maintain heat more efficiently. Most recipes which use traditional ovens will need to be set at least fifty degrees lower in one of these.

Microwaves are simply not capable of actually cooking or browning food. It is a tool that simply reheats food by radiating the moisture within already cooked foods. Because microwaves could not actually cook most foods, save for baking potatoes and popcorn, it never was able to provide a suitable replacement for traditional baking and roasting methods.

The only thing a microwave is really good for is reheating left over foods, or heating frozen ready-made meals. Being able to reheat leftovers is certainly a benefit of a microwave. The ready-made foods became quite popular through the eighties and nineties, making meal preparation easier for busy families.

With this convenience, many people realized that they were losing out in the realm of nutrition. Ready-made meals are frequently high in cholesterol and sodium, but extremely low in basic nutrition. Not only that, but there is some argument that microwaves actually irradiate the nutrition from food.

This Waring convection oven can provide a family with the relative efficiency of a microwave without destroying the nutrition of the food. They are smaller and more efficient, and thus use less power to run. In addition, their smaller size makes them great for recreational motor home type vehicles, or school dormitories.




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