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Anyone For Toast
There is no question about the quality of a great toaster oven. Most of the time, they don't seem to last very long, because they just don't live up to the quality. However, just because there is a new name in town, doesn't mean that the quality is not as driven. I found that out when I've tried other brands like Toastmaster, Proctor Silex, and many others. While most of them only lasted just shy of a couple of years, others just fell to pieces. Not only that, but a lot for the sake of those bigger brand names have also made the prices of their models go up. So, I decided to try a whole new brand name that can prove to be, well just more than a piece of burned toast.
The new Team International USTOV1 4-slice toaster, is a simple and convient toaster over and broiler, that works very nicely from start to finish. This toaster has a very simple finish, that does an excellent job at cooking. It isn't as easy at first to make great toast, but once you get used to it, you won't get to burnt around the edges. Aside from making toast, it does an decent job at making muffins well done, grilled cheese sandwiches for the kids, and many other foods for your everyday needs. There also are three different settings here too. You can use the top setting for just one-side toasting, the bottom light just for reheating leftovers like pizza that you've ordered out the night before from your favorite restaurant, or you easily light up both the top and bottom racks, from even grilling in the oven, with just one flick of the dial.
All in all, for around $25, you really can't find alost of toaster ovens that really know how to do the job. I really am impressed with this new Team International Toaster Oven, in its metallic black finish. I really think this is a great buy for anyone who is in need of a new appliance in the kitchen.
Price: B
Quality: B+
Setup: B-
Convience: B 1/2-
Overall: B 1/2-
[Saturday, July 26, 2008]
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First time using Team Oven Toaster
It's a reliable make of oven. I like to use new brands of products and encourage them to compete with already well known brands which have no effort to upgrade the quality of their products.
[Tuesday, December 18, 2007]
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