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Question: Can someone recommend a baking pan to fit this oven? Bought the 12"x12" Fat Daddio's Aluminum Pan but top lip increases width making it unusable.
Document: High quality, durable, and built to last. This is a heavy duty toaster oven that is large enough to fit a 12 inch pizza. It works great, and has numerous settings, it is easy to clean, and does an amazing job. I highly recommend this toaster oven. 5 Stars.
Also, with my last two ovens the broiler pan would fit on top of the bottom elements to use as a spill tray. With this oven, there's no space to slide the rack in over it unless you use the top position. I can't comment on functionality, I haven't tried it because I might return it. I do have to say it was boxed very well. The Cuisinart box was inside another box and placed inside an even larger box stuffed with paper.
When our 30 year old toaster oven died, we started reading industry and consumer reviews of toaster ovens and decided on this model. We've had it about a month and so far it toasts bread and bagels perfectly, and has baked a 12" pizza as well as fish fillets in less time than required in our stove oven. The baking pan is very easy to clean and removing the crumb tray is far more convenient than it was with our old model. We haven't tried the broiler function yet.
I love the timer function. The timer goes off when your cooking is done and remains beeping until you come and physically turn it off. I bought some pans that fit the toaster oven, but haven't used them yet because I just use the pan that comes with the toaster oven. Overall, a great product.
We then bought a Bella oven. This unit was an even bigger disappointment because it just did not cook. The top burner never went on when baking and the oven just didn't seem to get hot enough regardless of the setting. After the problems we had with the 30BW, I was convinced we would not go with another Cuisinart, but after looking at the reviews, it was the only brand that had consistently high ratings. And so far, we are not disappointed with the TOB 155.
I purchased this toaster oven in January of 2011 and really love it. It's perfect for cooking for 1 or 2. My electric bill runs lower than when I used my full size oven. Just big enough for baked chicken and potatoes for two. Great for baking pizzas, muffins, rolls and anything else I've tried. I looked at reviews for over a year before purchasing this oven and wish I had bought it sooner. I use my oven almost every day and highly recommend it.
We got this as we are on an energy program where we are tying to save money so I thought this would be good, i didnt think it would be this good. ITS GREAT! i researched a few but def wanted something that would fit a full size pizza (12&#34;) this does, it heats up to 400= in literally 4 mins, way quicker than my full size oven, and it does not heath up the house!
I like the fact that it has two rack positions, and you can "flip" the rack so that you have 4 height options for the rack.One of its strongest points is the interior size. You can fit quite a large pan inside with no problem. It is a bit on the bulky side -- the footprint is just a little larger than my old toaster oven, but this one is quite a bit taller. Something to think about -- you'll need some space for this.
I just got the TOB-155. The description says the oven is 16 x 18. Mine is 15 x 13, or 15 x 15 if you measure the control pad, too. Did they start manufacturing these differently? Everybody says this is such a big oven, I was hoping to get my small lasagna pan inside. It's barely big enough for the 12 inch pizza pan that came with my last toaster oven. The sides touch the walls, I'm not sure that's a good idea.
I've gone through many cheap toaster ovens... the old GE and Black & Decker $39.95 types. This Cuisinart is way different. It cooks evently and at the perfect temperature. I like that a 12&#34; frozen pizza can fit in it. Easy digital controls. Wish they were illuminated. Oh well, a minor gripe.
Answer: I have found that a 8x8 or 9x9 works best.