Best Ovens UK

Ovens are an essential kitchen appliance for baking cakes, roasting vegetables and making a Sunday dinner. If you're looking to upgrade an old oven or upgrade your kitchen's design with an updated model, there are lots of options.

AO offers a wide range of models from AEG, Bosch and its own brand. Standard UK delivery is FREE or you can pay PS20-PS35 for a home delivery scheduled.

Fan ovens

If you're looking for a versatile oven that can handle all you need, think about the possibility of a fan oven. These ovens use a fan to circulate hot air, which helps them cook more evenly and could reduce cooking times. They are suitable for roasting, baking and grilling.

They're also an ideal choice for those who aren't a fan of the smell of traditional cooking ovens. They're less odour-producing, making them better for those with sensitive noses or suffer from asthma.

Fan ovens are smaller than other ovens and are ideal for those with small living spaces. They can be placed at eye level or underneath a hob, which makes them an excellent choice for families with small households or those who are working on a budget.

If you're looking for something that's a little more luxurious, you can also find models with additional features. Some models have digital controls that are simpler to read, and offer more flexibility than dials. Some models are equipped with additional shelves, which are useful when baking large cakes or casseroles.

These models also have other useful features, like an auto-programs that automatically adjust temperatures and cooking times for different types of food. There are some that have a special steam function, which uses water to make hot steam. This helps food such as croissants and breads to develop an attractive golden crust, but remain light and airy inside.

Telescopic runners are a different option to look for. They allow you to slide the shelves into and out. Some models have an additional grill that is great for cooking meat. Some have catalytic lines, which are designed to remove dirt and grease from the inside of the oven, meaning you don't have to clean it frequently.

Remember that the price can differ greatly based on the size and features of an oven. If you're searching for a low-cost model, be sure to look over the specifications and select one that suits your requirements. Also, consider whether you need all the extra features. If not, you could save money by opting for a basic model with the basic features.

Convection ovens

If you're a lover of baking or cook meals, then a full-fledged oven is probably what you require. These ovens are expensive, but if you get a model that has all the bells & whistles, they will simplify mealtimes and cut down on cooking time.

If you're planning to gut your kitchen and are looking for a sleek built-in oven or just replacing an existing appliance you'll want to know what features are available and the size you need to fit your space. There's a vast selection of models from various brands and a variety of finishes to fit any kitchen.

Conventional ovens heat evenly from the top and bottom and do not have fans. They are best for baking, flans, and souffles. They're generally cheaper than convection ovens but can take longer to cook food due to heat loss.

Fan ovens are best for speeding up cooking and spreading heat evenly across the interior of your oven. They are perfect for cooking a family-friendly meal or baking a batch of cakes hobs and ovens muffins, however they are not able to replace traditional ovens when roasting or cooking large meals.

If you're a "put it on and go' kind of person then an oven that has an array of automated programs might be the best ovens and hobs uk option for you. These ovens will help you save time and effort because they take care of the work. They automatically set the temperature and turn the oven off or on at specific times during cooking. They are especially beneficial for dishes like pizza and chicken casseroles.

Some models let you control your oven using your smartphone, which is ideal for busy families. This feature can be different but usually includes functions such as auto-roasting and defrosting, plus various other pre-programmed settings.

The Hotpoint oven is a good choice for its easy-to-clean features, eye-level setup and a wide range of automated programs. It's more expensive than other models, but the ratings show that this is an excellent purchase. It comes with a handy plate warming rack and a separate grill, as well as telescopic runner for the main oven.

Multi-function ovens

A multi-function device combines various cooking techniques into one. These ovens use a mix of top and bottom heat, grilling, as well as a fans to cook food to perfection. They are also great for defrosting or reheating food. As compared to conventional ovens they can reduce your energy bills by up to 40%.

Multi-function ovens come in different styles and price ranges, based on the features and model. Certain models are advertised as smart, which means they can be controlled remotely via your smartphone. This is particularly helpful if you are in motion and want to make sure your dinner is ready when you get home after work.

They are available for just PS150, but more advanced models can cost as much as PS300. The kind of oven you pick should reflect your needs, and you should consider how often you'll use it. A double oven is ideal when you intend to use the oven daily. You should also consider the dimensions of your kitchen as well as the space needed to fit the oven.

AO offers single and double multi-function ovens from leading brands, including Samsung, Miele, Hotpoint and Neff. It also offers home delivery for an additional cost of around PS20-30, or you can pick it up from its stores. It also offers a repair service for all major appliances, and will recycle your old one for no cost.

It is also possible to choose ovens made by smaller, less-known manufacturers that may offer better value for money. The AO Beko Eco-Perfect Oven is an excellent example as it makes use of recycled fishing nets and industrial thread waste to build its oven components. It's a simple design and six functions and it is equipped with an A energy rating.

When you are choosing a multi-function oven, take into consideration the amount of preset settings as well as its capacity for cooking. The majority of multi-function ovens come with at least two cooking styles, with some offering five or more. Consider the power output of the oven, which could differ between models. Some have a lower power output, whereas others have larger outputs to accommodate larger meals. A defrost feature is another must-have, as it makes use of the oven fan to move heated air around, allowing food items to defrost much faster than the fridge.

Built-in ovens

The oven is a must-have kitchen appliance for every home. It doesn't matter if you're replacing a previous model, converting from a freestanding to a built-in model, or as part of a total kitchen renovation, there are plenty of options on the market. But, deciding on the best hobs oven for your needs can be difficult. We spoke to experts at AO Appliances Direct, Currys and Appliances Direct to find out what features they recommend.

If you're seeking a reliable and affordable oven the Hotpoint EOS H7164BP is a good choice. It has a huge cavity and a host of additional features, including self-cleaning features that heat up the interior to melt away dirt and grease. It also has a standalone grill that has runners that are easy to glide. It's a great addition to any kitchen. However there are some complaints from users that the door is difficult to open and close, but this is not a major issue.

Another good choice is the Bosch H7164BP, with a many useful features that will make life in the kitchen more efficient. Its 'Taste Control Food Probe' ensures that food items are perfectly cooked and its quick heating feature means that you can start it up quickly. Its 'Moisture+' technology assists bakers in achieving perfect results when baking bread and croissants.

However, the main reason to buy this oven is its outstanding value for money. It's a moderately priced, top-quality oven that has many satisfied customers. The only drawback to this oven is that it doesn't include additional functions, such as pyrolytic and hydrolytic self-cleaning mechanisms. You'll still need to clean the oven after cooking.

Remember that many ovens require a professional for installation them. You'll need to hire an expert carpenter or kitchen fitter to do this. Some models will also need to be wired, which means you'll have to have your electrical supply upgraded if you need to. Most retailers offer installation as an additional service to the purchase. This makes the process as easy as possible.