The Best Nuwave out of all the models: Do all have ceramic baking pans, are there any that are easier to clean than the other?
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Get the digital Nuwave with extender ring. Mine came with a stainless bottom drip pan and racks. very easy to clean and can be placed in the dishwasher. not sure what you mean by ceramic baking dish. I have enamel but you can put any 9-10" round non-stick pan in there to bake with so it should not be an issue. Just make sure of the diameter of the unit you are going to buy. some are tapered and not even 12" in diameter so a frozen pizza will not fit inside. The Nuwave is not tapered and is large enough.
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I have a Flavor wave deluxe oven and my Dome cracked. (Dang Kids !) My question is , Does anyone know if the Nu Wave Plastic dome in compatible as a replacement?
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Was given the Nuwave induction coop top - My expensive pans (bought over 30 years ago and still working great), did NOT work on the Nuwave. After looking at several stores locally, I did not find anything I could use on my Nuwave. I have several cast iron pans, so I could use them, but they are so heavy and I am handicapped. I ordered 2 sets of the pans (my sister was given a Nuwave at the same time I was). Your answer is a decidedly "Yes" . I am really glad they not only work, they are easy to clean and also look nice.
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yes i love them and they are just so easy to clean. we also use them on a nuwave
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Here from the Netherlands as well the same question? Where are the stainless steal pan baking machines? After having used up 2 teflon coated baking machine pans I have had it with exposing my family to hazarding materials in my bread.. How is it possible that no manufacturer has taken this market?
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James, we don't carry this brand, but have you looked up Fat Daddy-o? They have quite an extensive line of bakeware. It's great quality aluminum. I don't carry a cupcake pan in any brand currently that has the flat walls. We hope you find what your looking for!
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Handwashed and not oven safe--but it is so easy to clean--no scrubbing or sticking. Don't know why you would want to put them in the dishwasher. --I have the 8 piece set--I use very little oil--about half as much. . Love working with the food against the white interior--you see what is happening so much better. Also use much lower heat and get great fast results. They call it ceramic but that is only true in the sense that it is a glass covering as the glaze on ceramics is essentially a form of glass--not clay. Karl
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Check out my Infrared oven user's group at Yahoo. There's wealth of info there. The Nuwave and the Flavorwave are the most popular. The B&D; is really too small, is a toaster oven, and is in an entirely different league (minor league) than the other two ovens.http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Flavorwave-Hearthware-Oven-Users/
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Yes - much easier than a plastic model we had. It has fewer parts than many other models too, but it does take a little more care since ceramic can be a little more fragile. I don't know that it stays clean for any longer than our other model, but it isn't as visibly dirty - so you may run into issues where you think it's clean when it's really not. I don't mind this myself, I just clean it regularly anyway.
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Hi, I seldom use the Circulon Contempo pan so I don't know much about it. I am not familiar with NuWave either, but out of curiosity I took a magnet and tried to apply it inside and outside of the pan and it didn't stick at all. I'm not sure if it satisfies your question.
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I purchased the nuwave, from commercial, two of them (second one free.... har, har) and pans set, and grills, and pressure cooker. The shipping was several hundreds of dollars!!!! But I do love induction cooking especially with old place and new place having only electric. BUT!!!!!!! Although I used one sparingly over 2 years (we are a 2 microwave in kitchen family and large one in laundry room - we are masters at microwave cooking), when I hand carried it to my new place two of the screws fell out of the bottom feet and not replaceable making it probably unsafe to use. I trashed it. When I got the second one out of box, after being in inside storage for two years, it is defective. Using a candy thermometer I can only get water temp up to 210 F degrees, just under a boil. I am female, don't usually handle my possessions harshly or ever use excessive force with tools and equipment, and have a lot of fine delicate things that I haven't broken in over 60 years...... That said, I'm really disappointed in the (non)longevity and (non)endurance of the nuwave induction burners. (They were out of warranty.) I am in the process of purchasing a new induction cooktop and later, after saving up some funds, will purchase a second one. We especially love grilling and searing proteins indoors using induction cooktop and pressure cooking takes only minutes for just about anything. It does take a little practice to learn how to keep fats/oils from spattering when using searing temps on the grill and skillets but so worth learning especially when weather is too bad for outdoors cooking/grilling.
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I love mynKitchenaid Pro-600. Hated the hand mixer, just because of those stupid wire beaters....I am going to look for a vintage Sunbeam with thenflat beaters. I bought a Cucina Roma Hand mixer becauseit had flat beaters...its a piece of Chinese Junk
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I believe they would work with the NuWave; however, only two out of the four worked with my Induction Oven. The fry pan and the Dutch oven. The one quart and two quart pans did not work.
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I don't know for sure as I don't have the nuwave to compare it to but I love my ovente! I don't have a stove so I use this just about every day... It's very responsive to raising or lowering the temp - easy to clean - it's just great!
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I got it as a gift for my mom. She has done water bath canning. The only issue is it takes a while for the pan to heat up because the pan she uses is as big as the top of the nuwave. The biggest ring on the nuwave is where the induction stops being as effect to the outside of the pan. Hope this helps.
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The nuwave and duxtop are similar devices. If you use them like I do as ordinary cooktops I would use the duxtop. If you have specific uses for them maybe the nuwave would be better.
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My model is Zojirushi Supreme BB-CEC20, which I think was the next model after the PAC20 & may be a bit smaller. Both use 2-paddle pans but the baking pans are slightly different. Zojirushi lists BBP-P080 as model number for the Virtuoso's baking pan and lists BBV-P300 for the Supreme's baking pan. You probably should stick with the right model for your pan. Hope that answers your question. LS