For Costco members,
Cuisinart TOB-135N** Deluxe Convection Toaster Oven Broiler, stainless steel
$79.99 with free shipping.
Backordered online
https://www.costco.com/Cuisinart-...78875.html
Available in many warehouses for the same price.
[**Edit: This is Costco's model number CTO-270PC. The unit I received in the warehouse has rectangular buttons with labels on the faceplate above, an improvement to keep the labels from wearing off.]
Normal price at Costco is $99.99. $20 manufacturer's savings is valid 11/9/17 through 11/16/17. While supplies last. Limit 5 per member.
The Cuisinart® Deluxe Convection Toaster Oven Broiler has 9 functions, including convection, to handle your family's cooking needs. You can bake delicious cakes, roast potatoes, and crisp juicy roasts with this kitchen workhorse. With 0.6 cubic foot capacity, the Toaster Oven fits a whole chicken, a 12-inch pizza, or 6 slices of bread, and is conveniently controlled by an electronic dial and LED buttons. The Exact Heat™ sensor maintains precise temperatures, and the Always Even™ shade control ensures toast will meet your family's tastes.
Features:
1800 Watts
Spacious 0.6 cubic-foot capacity fits 6 slices of bread or a 12-inch pizza
9 functions
Digital controls with large blue backlit display; electronic dial and LED buttons
Preheat ready signal
Convection fan cooks food faster and more evenly
Easy-clean nonstick interior
Limited 3 year warranty
Outside Dimensions: 17.32" W x 20.47" L x 10.87" H
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Also, is this the version with the round buttons with the labels on the buttons themselves that will eventually wear off, or the version with the rectangular buttons with the labels above them so they won't wear off as fast? I've seen both versions in stores. Which one have they settled on and which one are they shipping?
Cuisinart TOB-135N Deluxe Convection Toaster Oven Broiler, stainless steel
$79.99 with free shipping.
Backordered online https://www.costco.com/Cuisinart-...78875.html
Available in many warehouses for the same price.
Normal price at Costco is $99.99. $20 manufacturer's savings is valid 11/9/17 through 11/16/17. While supplies last. Limit 5 per member.
The Cuisinart® Deluxe Convection Toaster Oven Broiler has 9 functions, including convection, to handle your family's cooking needs. You can bake delicious cakes, roast potatoes, and crisp juicy roasts with this kitchen workhorse. With 0.6 cubic foot capacity, the Toaster Oven fits a whole chicken, a 12-inch pizza, or 6 slices of bread, and is conveniently controlled by an electronic dial and LED buttons. The Exact Heat™ sensor maintains precise temperatures, and the Always Even™ shade control ensures toast will meet your family's tastes.
Features:
Spacious 0.6 cubic-foot capacity fits 6 slices of bread or a 12-inch pizza
9 functions
Digital controls with large blue backlit display; electronic dial and LED buttons
Preheat ready signal
Convection fan cooks food faster and more evenly
Easy-clean nonstick interior
Limited 3 year warranty
Outside Dimensions: 17.32" W x 20.47" L x 10.87" H
In addition to the 3-year warranty, it comes with Costco's return policy so I figured I can't go wrong. I've only owned it for a few hours so I can't provide a review, but so far so good.
Also, is this the version with the round buttons with the labels on the buttons themselves that will eventually wear off, or the version with the rectangular buttons with the labels above them so they won't wear off as fast? I've seen both versions in stores. Which one have they settled on and which one are they shipping?
The model I received in the warehouse has rectangular buttons with labels on the faceplate above. Hopefully this will prevent the labels from wearing off, which was a recurring complaint about this model.
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Also, is this the version with the round buttons with the labels on the buttons themselves that will eventually wear off, or the version with the rectangular buttons with the labels above them so they won't wear off as fast? I've seen both versions in stores. Which one have they settled on and which one are they shipping?
The model I received in the warehouse has rectangular buttons with labels on the faceplate above. Hopefully this will prevent the labels from wearing off, which was a recurring complaint about this model.
Totally unrelated, but I'm kicking myself for not getting a 2nd Ferrero Rocher chocolates box when they were on sale last month at under $9 for 48 pieces.
In addition to the 3-year warranty, it comes with Costco's return policy so I figured I can't go wrong. I've only owned it for a few hours so I can't provide a review, but so far so good.
Anyway, glad to see that the new model has faceplate, not button-located labels, plus the 3 year warranty.
Went to my local Costco and was disappointed to see all the units gone. Fortunately someone tried to hide one behind some blenders, mine now!
Tried the baking mode and made a quick quesadilla. The unit is small and have to get used to using oven mitts when handling the dishes/trays.
This unit is the updated one. The lettering is on the panel now and not on the buttons them self.
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