"Say goodbye to your oven", they said

I am baking two dozen rolls today, I don't think they will fit in that.

They will, however, fit in my oven.

[quote]Say goodbye to your oven

Not this nonsense again.

Apparently it's too massive for an average NY kitchen counter but I really do want it.

"Say goodbye to your wood stove", (sic) they said

Say goodbye to your gas stove

Apparently the twat doing the review doesn't really understand what an oven can do, and what the "Ninja Speedi" can't.

r6 Why don't you detail for us rubes, Expert.

Damn, we use our Ninja almost daily. I have an ActiCook and Stir, too. I probably use my stove twice a year.

If you love the planet you will buy one of these and ditch your gas stove!

There's a sucker born every minute.

Can I bake pies? Peach cobbler

It looks small. Can I roast my 28 lb turkey in it?

How do I cook Thanksgiving turkey in that?

How about a birthday cake?

Apparently it takes birds.

A stove + oven, a couple pots and pans, are all one needs. A microwave is another useful appliance.

R5 I happen to believe the electro magentic energies emitted by elctric stoves and ranges is more toxic than gas and less natural that needs to be my choice.

Oh DEAR, darling r17. You will not fare well in the world the WEF envisions for you. Best hide in a cave.

People still use gas? Christ.

I hate gas. It's horrible to clean. Induction is way better.

R7, I don't waste time with the uneducable, you Silly Twat (since you're so fond of capitalization). Oh, dear.

I don’t cook

R10, why don't you detail for us rubes, Expert.

That won't work for what I have in mind.

This non-contributing cunt:

"Say goodbye to your oven", they said There's this new gadget that will take over your kitchen like a godzilla

"Say goodbye to your oven", they said Apparently it's too massive for an average NY kitchen counter but I really do want it.

"Say goodbye to your oven", they said Say goodbye to your gas stove

"Say goodbye to your oven", they said r6 Why don't you detail for us rubes, Expert.

"Say goodbye to your oven", they said If you love the planet you will buy one of these and ditch your gas stove!

"Say goodbye to your oven", they said Apparently it takes birds.

"Say goodbye to your oven", they said Oh DEAR, darling r17. You will not fare well in the world the WEF envisions for you. Best hide in a cave.

Why r24 is so angry I do not know.

R24's a raging cunt who shits all over every thread.

What I don't understand is the selling point. Every kitchen I know already has an oven and cooking plates. Now I'm being asked to buy an extra kitchen gadget and ignore the utilities I've already paid for and been in my kitchen forever? For ... convenience? How many people can afford that right now (abandon still functioning kitchen utilities in favor of a new, shiny toy)?

R27. If you're not willing to abandon something for convenience, what are you willing to abandon it for?

I get the price issue but convenience will always win out for me.

Most professional chefs never buy single-use items like this one. You don't need it.

Because, r27, ovens and gas rages caus HEAT. You are supposed to use this and feel you are not contributing to the global warming thereby.

[quote] [R27]. If you're not willing to abandon something for convenience, what are you willing to abandon it for?

Abandon???? Wait, am I really the only one who only buys stuff when the old one no longer works? Who are you people, members of the GOOP Cult?

You'll have to pry my gas stove from my dead hands. Not giving it up.

R31. I suppose you must be wearing the same set of clothes from 3 years ago and driving the same car from the early 2000's too.

Do you still have a Walkman phone by any chance?

No more gas ranges for YOU, peasants.

The government will destroy you and everything you value before you're allowed to keep it.

Sorry, but its true.

Gas ranges are now only for billionaires.

R27 - my Ninja cooks much faster, and in the summer it doesn’t heat up my kitchen. That alone is worth it.

[quote] - [R31]. I suppose you must be wearing the same set of clothes from 3 years ago and driving the same car from the early 2000's too.

[quote] - Do you still have a Walkman phone by any chance?

I hope you choke on your condescending saliva. Or get a deadly shock from your new shitty toy, GOOP tard.

Do I have to throw my oven a going-away party?

Some of us can't just give up our gas stoves, because our houses are not wired for electric stoves (regular or induction.) It would be quite expensive to install the appropriate outlet for an electric stove.

Same goes for houses that are wired for gas dryers -- we can't just magically replace it with an electric one. And that also makes it more difficult to install a charger for an electric vehicle.

I'm assuming there's a US version of this appliance that doesn't have a setting for "Hob." And someone needs to tell Emma or her proofreader/editor that we don't use the pound sign to designate US dollars.

This is my new best friend. A microwave/convection all in one. As long as whatever I am backing can get on a 12" round pizza pan, I am good to go. Since it is only my partner and I, we haven't turn on the huge gas over, except for crowds. I love it!!!

A gas stove used to prepare a family lunch in the summer in the South heats up a kitchen something terrible.

Yeah, you may have AC but it's working extra hard just to cool down your kitchen. Your wouldn't have that energy waste if you had an induction stove.

Why don't you all explain it all for all of us, Experts?

And I mean everyone, everywhere!!!

EXPLAIN YOURSELVES!!!!!!

[quote] A gas stove used to prepare a family lunch in the summer in the South heats up a kitchen something terrible.

Which is interesting because electric tea kettles have never really caught on in the US. I bought one simply because it doesn't heat up the kitchen.

R38, has the electric in your home been upgraded since 1920? Adding an outlet is not a big deal.

R33 Who the hell doesn't wear the same set of clothes from 3 years ago? What kind of shitty clothes are you buying, that falls apart after 3 years?

[quote] has the electric in your home been upgraded since 1920? Adding an outlet is not a big deal.

Adding a 240 outlet is a huge, expensive deal. And my house was built in 1986.

240V??

You mean 220V?

No, I mean 240.

I'm afraid there's no room next to my countertop rotisserie.

What do you consider a huge, expensive deal? I’ve had this done a few times and don’t recall it being an issue. Googles says $300.

220, 221. Whatever it takes.

Worst ad placement ever.

I cooked on a gas stoves for 30 plus years and am now cooking on electric.

Gas is just so much better.

Anyway, I'm not interested in knowing about this thing. The more you know about cooking, the less you need superfluous gadgets and appliances.

The truth is, they'll just wind up on a shelf in the garage next to the fondue pot and slow cooker.

I know what was on your oven's ipod.

[quote]R31, I suppose you must be wearing the same set of clothes from 3 years ago and driving the same car from the early 2000's too.

Yes to both, as a matter of fact. Clothes from three years ago I consider "newish."

[quote]I suppose you must be wearing the same set of clothes from 3 years ago

People who buy good clothes keep them for years.

Obviously you buy the cheap stuff.

Gadget samadget another landfill item. Junk

I like air fryer cooker things.

My sister used to have a Stanley, which would heat the house, hot water cylinder and you did your cooking on it.

Nope.

Sylvia Plath said goodbye IN her oven.

say yaaas to health, bitches. ♥️ pink himalayan salt

Induction tops discriminate against people with shitty pans and electric ovens always lie about the temperature.

An old stove with plugged burners and a kinky pipe is all we needed back in my day. You checked the warming drawer to make sure the cat hadn’t hidden a carcas.

Perhaps some of you freaking out over gas stoves might want to browse the numerous videos on Youtube of peoples entire houses being completely decimated due to gas leaks. Non-gas ovens/stoves are simply safer imo. The recent concern over gas stoves primarily stemmed from the fact that many homes with them aren't properly ventilated for them. At best, they simply have a fan over the stove which does nothing but just blow the air (and leaking gas) around in your kitchen.

That said, I've put off getting an air fryer because I simply don't have the counter space for one. I live in a condo with a smaller galley style kitchen - there's just nowhere for me to put it. I do however frequently use my toaster oven as opposed to my main oven. It's simply faster for me to broil stuff than waiting for my main oven to heat up properly. It also has a convection setting, though it doesn't seem to be anywhere near as intense as an air fryer.

I'm sorry, no. If I can't make Pancakes Barbara in it, be I find it a frivolous purchase.

How would you bake a cake in this thing?

My cook refused and the scullery maid threatened to quit.

Of course we never seriously considered it.

Oh, and the OP is an idiot.

[quote]"Say goodbye to your oven"

The only time I could tolerate this sort of thing would be with the Allies standing at the gate of Auschwitz.

[quote]A gas stove used to prepare a family lunch in the summer in the South heats up a kitchen something terrible.

This dumb shit right here. Hey, genius. Intelligent people don't bake a cake or cook s turkey in 105 degree weather. We eat salad and sandwiches, you know things that don't required heat.

You’re dumb shit, R68. This whole thread is dumb shit. If you have an air fryer and like it, use it. Who the fuck cares.

Another counter space gobbling appliance. No thanks and you can't do a turkey or rib roast in it.

[quote]Perhaps some of you freaking out over gas stoves might want to browse the numerous videos on Youtube of peoples entire houses being completely decimated due to gas leaks. Non-gas ovens/stoves are simply safer imo

That tiny fraction of mishaps are the fault of idiot owners.

I lived in Italy for decades and never saw an electric range. My oh my....how do they survive?

Gas is the chefs choice for cooking. Easier to control the temp. I love gas. Alas, in my new corp apt, it's electric.

[quote]Since it is only my partner and I,

Oh, dear!

[quote]electric ovens always lie about the temperature.

So do gas ovens. I was intrigued by the Anova oven -- it claims to be able to achieve the exact temperature you choose.

I was recently given an induction hot plate, and it is incredible. It is easy to clean, uses way less power than my electric stove burners, heats quickly and evenly, and doesn't scorch the bottoms of my pans. I used to wish that I could go back to gas, but I am all in for induction now.

Amazing how quickly this has changed. Just 3 years ago when I was buying, realtors said people want gas stoves because they are better for cooks. I was wary of buying a house without a gas stove. Now it’s almost the opposite. Amazing.

[quote]It’s a ten-in-one cooker that can steam air fry, steam bake, steam, grill, air fry, bake/roast, dehydrate, sear/sauté, slow cook and make Speedi meals

– and burn your entire house down in less than 15 minutes!

Charlotte Rae would have loved to have said goodbye to her oven.

It's ugly as fuck.

On the other hand, if I needed to centrifuge a batch of blood samples...

It seems to be directed to the one pot food machine crowd: throw everything into one pot or receptacle, close the lid, and select a number from 1 to 88. Serve slop to lucky children and mate.

Big hood vents are just smoke-eaters pulling air through filters. An electric oven doesn’t throw leaks and vapor into an unventilated kitchen.

Perhaps that’s the real reason they sell open plan kitchens.

Nothing can replace my gender neutral Easy Bake oven...

I already fell for an air fryer, which I used a few times ( and isn't any faster for many things), an Instapot which I gave away after watching some videos, a breadmaker, a slow cooker and I'm sure I'm forgetting some things.

I'll stick with my gas stove, and Weber gas grill.

I adore my vintage Chambers gas stove.

[quote] Instapot

Oh, dear.

r83, I don't know if that was a joke or not, but that is a beautiful stove!