Cheap Single Oven

Your oven is a crucial part of turning the raw ingredients into culinary masterpieces. The right model will help you save time and energy by offering a numerous cooking options and also lower your electric bill.

The best single ovens have clever features that allow you to bake, roast and cook to perfection. They could even replace your air fryer and slow cooker!

1. Zanussi ZS402F

Zanussi, an Italian manufacturer of appliances for the home, was established in Pordenone by Antonio Zanussi, in the northeastern region of Italy. After the death of Antonio Zanussi, his two sons Lino & Guido took over the management. A new factory and study centre were opened to research and design appliances.

The Magistar Combi and Rapido Chiller communicate with each other to work in tandem, synchronising operations (eg cook&chill bake, prove&bake) for a more efficient kitchen workflow. Zanussi Professional Connectivity allows you to remotely monitor and control your appliance via a dedicated application.

3. Beko BS402F

Beko ovens make it simple to cook healthy meals for the family. Features such as AirFry technology that uses less oil and twin turbo convection which cooks food up to 25% faster means healthier foods are on the tw-table in less time. The large interior capacity and height-adjustable racks in the middle offer flexibility and convenience. A telescopic rail is able to be adjusted to accommodate large items, and also save space on the bottom shelf. With modern designs that blend seamlessly with your kitchen there's no reason to pick a Beko microwave oven.

1Based on the loss of weight and sensory testing on carrot, cucumber, iceberg lettuce, fresh-cut tomato, strawberry salami, kashar cheese and chicken samples after 3 days of storage at 0°C and a control refrigerator.

4. Zanussi ZS402F

Antonio Zanussi founded here the Zanussi Company in Pordenone in Italy in 1916. It began as a small workshop, but it quickly became a huge industrial enterprise with a vast selection of domestic appliances. In 1950, it was among the top manufacturers in Italy. The company continued to grow during the 1960s, with the acquisition of the Becchi, Castor, Zoppas and Triplex brands, as well as the establishment of a design and research centre. The brand was sold to Electrolux in 1984.