Black+Decker TO4314SSD Rotisserie Convection Countertop Toaster Oven, Stainless Steel

I received the black & Decker 9-Slice Rotisserie Convection Countertop Oven to give my honest opinion. I remember when I would go to the local supermarket, I would see the chicken flipping around in their convection oven and wishing somehow I had the opportunity to own my own. I can now say I have my own black & Decker 9-Slice Rotisserie Convection Countertop Oven. One of the things that I like about owning the black & Decker 9-Slice Rotisserie Convection Countertop Oven is eating healthy. Instead of frying my chicken which isn’t healthy I get to have it prepared using the black & Decker 9-Slice Rotisserie Convection Countertop Oven. I still haven’t used all the function yet, like making the other foods like steak, turkey etc. You may have to watch some videos to install the part to hook the chicken for rotisserie purposes. I wish there was a tutorial video on Walmart.com to make it easier for customers in the future. But other than that, I would definitely recommend the black & Decker 9-Slice Rotisserie Convection Countertop Oven to anyone out there that would like to eat healthy at an affordable price. Please keep in mind this is for indoors and not outdoors usage.

I've always wanted a counter top oven, and this has got to be the most complete version of one anywhere near this price point. As a single guy, an oven is one of those things you have that is rarely used, and when it is, it's to cook pizza or rolls or something simple. It is nice to have in case you ever need it, but very inefficient when cooking for one. This counter top oven is, in my case, a 100% complete replacement that is far more efficient. This oven has a 5 minute pre-heat cycle. Room temp to 450 in 5 minutes. My kitchen oven takes 11:30 to get to 450, 7:00 to get to 350. This oven runs off of an outlet, my kitchen oven is on 220. This oven, simply because of it's size, creates far less heat load on my house, and cools down much faster. For people who live in the South, that's a BIG deal. Like I said, this is FAR more efficient. I highly doubt I'll ever use the rotisserie function, but with an oven that does so much already AND it has a rotisserie option, why not have it? Also, because of that, you get the tool that installs and removes the rotisserie bar, which just so happens to also double as a rack slider. When you cook a pizza on an open rack, you can use the tool to slide the rack out and remove the pizza with anything handy. There is an included crumb tray for the bottom, but you can also use the bake pan underneath the installed tray as an additional crumb tray, so cleanup is a breeze. The only knock I have on it at all is that it's a bit confusing at first to figure out how to get it working. There is a quick start guide that tells you the steps, which is a lot nicer than having to read through all the instructions every time you want to cook something. Once you get the hang of it, it's no trouble at all. A nice looking product that is able to cook a variety of foods in large quantities and is easy to clean, while being more efficient and costing 1/10th the price of a full-size oven? No brainer here!