Panasonic today introduced the FlashXpress™ Toaster Oven (model NB-G110P) to its 2012 lineup of Home Appliance products. The new FlashXpress Toaster Oven, is equipped with a unique quartz and ceramic heating system that allows for fast cook time and convenient, preset menu buttons which eliminates a user’s need to calculate cook time.

The FlashXpress Toaster Oven is comprised of a double infrared heating system made up of both quartz and ceramic heating elements which allows for food to be cooked more efficiently than conventional toaster ovens that are heated with coils…

This versatile oven will become a mainstay in any kitchen. The Set &Forget™ Toaster Oven from Hamilton Beach® is the only toaster oven on the market with a built-in temperature probe. Whether roasting a chicken or baking a pork loin, the probe will cook the meat to thedesired temperature.

“Consumers increasingly use food thermometers to prevent over- or under-cooking foods,” states Betty Byrne, test kitchen manager,Hamilton Beach Brands. “Just program the oven to the desired foodtemperature and insert the probe. Once the internal temperature isreached, the cooking cycle ends…

Hamilton Beach unveiled Stainless 4 Slice Toaster Oven/Broiler powered by Good Thinking® Features. It will be available in April, 2011 for $49.99 (model 31138)…

There was a time when coffee makers and toasters were humble kitchen necessities and countertop ovens were little more than toasters on steroids. They were fine as housewarming gifts, but unlikely to elicit a “wow!” when opened as a holiday present.

Those days are long gone, thanks in part to KitchenAid, makers of the iconic stand mixer and other high performance small and major appliances. The newest KitchenAid models were designed not only satisfy the most demanding coffee connoisseurs, the most persnickety toast lovers, and the most serious cooks and bakers, but to deliver the kind of heft and eye-catching good looks that have put the stand mixer at the top of so many gift lists…

Proving once again that great things often come in small packages, KitchenAid is introducing three new countertop ovens that have more in common with its high- performance wall ovens than traditional toaster ovens. The new collection, making its debut at the International Home + Housewares Show, is scheduled for availability in late summer. It includes a model with traditional cooking capabilities, a second that adds convection and a third adding both convection and steam-assisted cooking…