I am sure glad there weren't any good old movies on TV a few weeks ago when hubby stumbled across an infomercial for the NuWave oven. He called me over to take a look and we were both enthralled. I got right online and started reading all the reviews. Nothing convinced us that we shouldn't try the product, so we ordered one and it arrived yesterday. On the way home from our mail drop, we stopped at the supermarket and coincidentally found a tender young chicken whole chicken on mark-down.
We save so much grocery money buying food that is on markdown that we didn't have any reservations about plunking down $149 for the latest model with an updated electronic digital display and free carrying case. As lightweight and portable as this gadget is, we have no intention of carting ours around, but we thought it would make a nice dust cover to house it in when we are away on extended trips.
The infomercial we saw pretty much focused on chicken, and they made is look impossibly delicious, with absurdly minimal effort. My kind of kitchen appliance! But would it work? You be the judge:
We are a little unclear how anyone could get a whole turkey into this cooker, but no matter, the chicken was just wonderful. It was every bit as moist and tender as the TV ad promised. One thing they could have stress more, though, was that steam will be hot when you first take off the lid, so be sure to wear oven mitts! That said, the appliance really does run cool compared to a regular oven. Cooking time for this big juicy bird was exactly one hour.
We save so much grocery money buying food that is on markdown that we didn't have any reservations about plunking down $149 for the latest model with an updated electronic digital display and free carrying case. As lightweight and portable as this gadget is, we have no intention of carting ours around, but we thought it would make a nice dust cover to house it in when we are away on extended trips.
The infomercial we saw pretty much focused on chicken, and they made is look impossibly delicious, with absurdly minimal effort. My kind of kitchen appliance! But would it work? You be the judge:
We are a little unclear how anyone could get a whole turkey into this cooker, but no matter, the chicken was just wonderful. It was every bit as moist and tender as the TV ad promised. One thing they could have stress more, though, was that steam will be hot when you first take off the lid, so be sure to wear oven mitts! That said, the appliance really does run cool compared to a regular oven. Cooking time for this big juicy bird was exactly one hour.
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Posted by: silvana cukrov | May 23, 2008 at 02:56 AM
I dunno, Silvana, I have yet to recover from that delightful kitty site you brought to my attention, but I will check it out :-)
Posted by: drAnn | May 23, 2008 at 01:53 PM