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  1. #1
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    I have one in the motorhome. I've had one in the motorhome for more than 4 years now.....and I'm such a fantastic cook that I can't really tell you much about them! Usually we cook out on the grill and such and I just haven't found much of a need to bake while we're camping.

    However, the little I do know is I do like it. Mine is a combination microwave/convection and it's great because as long as you use the right kind of baking dish, you can get a combination of the speed of a microwave plus the "realness" of a real oven - things like brown toppings and such. I do know that one time I made twice baked potatoes in it. They were frozen and supposedly all I had to do was put them in the oven for a certain amount of time. Well.....I guess I forgot to allow for the microwave portion of the oven. I ended up with melted potatoes instead of twice baked.

    Some people swear by them and some people hate them. They are definitely "different" and take some getting used to, but I do like mine in the motorhome and would definitely never want to give up the space in the motorhome for a conventional oven.

    Ok, so this was probably more just babbling on than actually offering any constructive help....... Oh, it makes fantastic microwave popcorn. Just hit the "popcorn" button and forget about it until the timer goes off, then eat!
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    In the cafeteria I managed, we had several and I have wanted one ever since... They cut your cooking time way down.

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    I helped with a banquet once and once we figured out how to use the thing it cut our cooking time by quite a bit.

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    We replaced our oven when we moved house 12 years ago and I really like the new one. It does cut cooking time, or you can cook at a lower temperature. I don't cook sponge cakes very often, but they really do rise beautifully!

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