Toastmaster Toaster/Broiler Oven

[jazzcat]

Does anyone own a Toastmaster Toaster-Oven /Broiler? It has a non-stick removable liner that you can put in the dishwasher. Sounds great since after a while they get harder to clean. They have two sizes, a 0.37 cu. and a 0.67 cu. Since my broiler in my oven is on the bottom of my gas stove I really avoid using it. Thought the larger size may come in handy. If anyone has one, I'm looking for some input on what you think of it. I'm due for a new one. Thanks ahead

Jazzcat

[jazzcat]

Just bumping this one up.

[funnybone]

Well, I just bought that very one today. I posted a thread about needing a new toaster (last week I believe) and the rave was for a toaster oven instead of a toaster. I checked them both out and decided the oven was the better buy.

I already made my son some toast in it and reheated a piece of quiche. So far it worked well. Since I have no experience with toaster ovens, the removable liner was the selling feature.

[Lisa C]

Jazzcat -

Sorry that I didn't see your post earlier. I do own this toaster (I asked for it for Christmas!) and I love it. So easy to clean! The only thing that I have found is that I don't think my timer is that accurate. I wouldn't give it up though!!

Lisa

[emilycat]

I don't have one of these now (no room http://www.cookinglight.com/bbs/frown.gif ), but I used to, and I really miss it. It's so great to be able to use it instead of heating up the whole darned oven. I definitely recommend it.

[makedah]

How much does this toaster oven cost? I'd like to buy one sometime this year.

[funnybone]

It was $69.99, but I got 20% off of that with a coupon (so $55.99). I thought the price was great.

[makedah]

That's a great price. I'll try to set aside a few dollars here and there and keep my eyes peeled for sales.