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Wall Ovens: Conventional Versus Convection

Figure out which type of wall oven is right for you.

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Conventional Ovens

  • Conventional ovens, which can operate on electricity or gas, incorporate two heating elements -- one for baking and roasting and another for broiling.
  • To compensate for uneven heating patterns, some ovens cycle the top element on during baking for more even browning.
  • The self-cleaning feature probably is the most-requested option for both wall ovens and ranges.
  • Combination ovens are available that pair conventional oven cooking with microwave cooking or convection cooking.

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