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Nancy Young
 
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"aem" > wrote

> Nancy Young wrote:
>>
>> Thanks! I am going to get one, that sounds perfect for me.
>> I'll have to check out what features they have. Probably won't
>> get anything fancy.

>
> Some people always get the top of the line, whatever it is. I think
> that's misguided when it comes to toaster ovens. They are all flawed,
> they are all very convenient. So I get whichever low-cost model is on
> the best sale, and when it poops out I throw it away and get another.
> Easy to do if it's $30 to start with, and not $150. -aem


Hee hee, hope I did okay. I got a Euro Pro, it has convection
and rotisserie (what on earth you could fit in there to rotisserie,
I don't know). Seemed like the best for the money, plus I had a
coupon, it came to 64 bucks.

Thanks. nancy


 
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