Fagor Halogen Tabletop Oven
- Bakes, broils, roasts, grills, fries, and dries by heating the air with a halogen lamp and blowing it around in the bowl with a fan
- 12-quart glass bowl includes a 5-quart “extender ring” for 17 big quarts of hot lamp-on-food action
- They say most recipes take about a third less time than in a conventional oven
- Also comes with tongs and a nonstick fry pan
- A second oven for Thanksgiving! A first oven for your apodment! Some other possibilities, etc.!
- Model: 670041750 (wow, we had no idea Fagor had more than 67 million products)
The Easy-Bake Oven was ahead of its time.
We thought, in the LED age, that we all wanted lightbulbs that stay cool. That not-hot was the new hot.
Then along came the halogen oven. An oven that broils, bakes, fries, roasts and even dehydrates with an old-fashioned incandescent halogen lightbulb. A lightbulb that gets - you guessed it - really hot. Which is exactly how the Easy-Bake oven works, too.
That’s how you turn a bug into a feature. We don’t want halogen lamps in our headlights anymore, or lighting up the Times Square Ball. We want them in our ovens.
Sorry and thanks, Thomas Edison. You’re no longer the inventor of our lightbulbs. You’re now the inventor of the modern oven. Honestly, we felt sorry for your trusty old incandescent bulbs, who did their jobs so well for so long only to be tossed in the recycling bin of history. We’re glad somebody’s found a job for them to do.
And what is that job? What is a tabletop oven good for? It’s probably convenient for people who live in tiny apartments, or RVs, or squatted Stor-U-Stuf storage spaces. Maybe it’d come in handy to have a second oven on Thanksgiving, to bake a pie while the turkey’s roasting. And kids might think it’s fun to get a 360-degree view of baking cookies. None of those cases seem huge, but they all add up to this Fagor oven’s four-star average Amazon rating.
Welcome incandescent bulbs back into your life, in a most unexpected new role. Just don’t hug them or anything. They get really hot.