Unlike most microwaves, Panasonic has invertor technology, this means that the microwave is always on while cooking instead of giving foods a burst of microwaves for a few seconds, pausing and giving another burst. Giving you an even cook.
Our old Bosch, heated foods using the burst technique, ... Read review
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Slimline - fits on a 50cm worktop. Power output 1000 watt. Quartz grill output 1300 watt. ... more
Fan assisted convection oven 100 to 220°c. Heating category E. Capacity 27 litres. Stainless steel interior lining; easy to clean. 34cm diameter rotating turntable. Maximum dish height 20cm. 6 power settings and 3 grill settings. 10 auto cook programmes. 3 auto defrost programmes. Chaos defrost for fast and efficient defrosting. Inverter system for fast and even cooking. Scrolling automatic guide. 9 hou
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Advantages: Quick, and brilliant cooking technique Disadvantages: The lack of a time cancel button
Unlike most microwaves, Panasonic has invertor technology, this means that the microwave is always on while cooking instead of giving foods a burst of microwaves for a few seconds, pausing and giving another burst. Giving you an even cook.
Our old Bosch, heated foods using the burst technique, meaning that while defrosting, foods were given extreme heat, followed by nothing, then another burst of extreme heat. Panasonic lowers the ... ...lower level. Meaning less chared, dry prawns!
Brilliant in all aspects, oven heats up to 220 degrees in 10 minutes.
The ability to programme the microwave to cook in different modes, ie microwave for 5 minutes stand for 5 cook for a further 5.
Jacket Potatoes, Excellent, you just press the jacket potatoe button, enter the weight of the washed and forked potatoes. close door press start. A few minutes later ... more
Unlike most microwaves, Panasonic has invertor technology, this means that the microwave is always on while cooking instead of giving foods a burst of microwaves for a few seconds, pausing and giving another burst. Giving you an even cook.
Our old Bosch, heated foods using the burst technique, meaning that while defrosting, foods were given extreme heat, followed by nothing, then another burst of extreme heat. Panasonic lowers the intensity of the microwaves, and is permantely on at a lower level. Meaning less chared, dry prawns!
Brilliant in all aspects, oven heats up to 220 degrees in 10 minutes.
The ability to programme the microwave to cook in different modes, ie microwave for 5 minutes stand for 5 cook for a further 5.
Jacket Potatoes, Excellent, you just press the jacket potatoe button, enter the weight of the washed and forked potatoes. close door press start. A few minutes later you have succulent roast potatoes.
Apple pie!! yes Apple Pie made from scratch, excellent. the pastry was cooked properly, and YUM YUM!
This could easily replace your main oven.
Plus it is as big inside as a big microwave, but is as small as a small microwave.
Only niggle is, is if you decide you need to stir the contents you need to open the microwave, stir, close microwave and press the start button. SOUNDS easy, but almost always you forget to press the start button.
Also when programming the microwave for example you want to cook and microwave at the same time, you press a few buttons, selecting microwave power followed by heat, then the cooking time however if you enter the wrong time, you have to press the cancel button and start all over again.
I have owned this microwave for a few months now and it well yes it is a microwave but it does so much more than just that. Since I bought it I have used all three functions which I shall comment on: Microwaving - This model is a whopping 1000w which is currently the most powerful setting you can get on a microwave this size, if you do require more (which I really doubt but if you do consider a wall built one), on average when cooking something microwaveable ... ...to get the same effect in obviously less time. Oven - The 1st time please read the manual and turn the oven on but with nothing inside as the oil used to protect the element has to evaporate (more on this is inside the manual) Grill - Grills perfect but some foods aren't meant for microwave cooking so please read the back of the food packet before you do so. Overall its a great microwave but yes there is one problem which won't apply to everyone, ...
gunnerz123 13.11.2009
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Advantages: easy to use & gives good results on all settings Disadvantages: lining can be difficult to clean
WHAT A GREAT COMBINATION!
I bought this oven two months ago and since then have used it on a daily basis.and it has replaced my main oven unless I'm cooking large amounts. Leaving the technical stuff aside its definitely a cooks micro-oven!
I have found the instructions clear and easy to use,.but the lining must be cleaned after use as burnt on deposits are difficult to remove. Also I have found that the convection oven can cook quicker than I ... ...when cooking on 'combi' settings' prevents the food becoming over -browned, and to stop meat 'juices' from overflowing place these item in an oven/microwave dish such as 'Pyrex.' rather than directly on to the metal tray as instructed by the manufacturer. What a joy to be able to come in from work and have crispy-skinned jacket potatoes within half an hour! ...
jaleen 15.11.2007
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This little beauty is rapidly building a following amongst many of the UK's Microwaving hobbyists (or 'Wavers' as we like to be called).
Known affectionately as the "Double N" the NNA554W is quite possibly the first 'wave in the UK to feature Neoprene feet.
It has long been posited that the traditional rubber compounds are both resonantly-inefficient, and liable to become unstable if pushing the electromagnetic wavelength above the usual microwave ... ...some American television channels. (This could happen if cooking walnuts, and forgetting to remove the foil packaging, for instance.) As R.Tusk concluded in the insightful "Quantum Consequences of HF Shift" (Tweedy Press), operating a laptop next to a frequency-instable microwave can lead to data-loss, and in extreme circumstances, hair-loss. (Low-intensity microwave radiation is used in Wi-Fi.)
Thanks to the Double N, these worries are a thing ...
SteveEdwards 14.01.2005
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Advantages: quick and easy to use Disadvantages: electric bill
i think microwaves are fab, if you work full time you get home at night all you want to do is chill out. which is why microwaves are fab all you need to do is have a look in the freezer and pop something in quick and easy. people say well all microwave food is bad for you its total nonscense you can buy steam fresh food which is like it says fresh. get a microwave seriously it will be your best friend at those tired times.
you can also buy microwaves ...
kayesl01 25.08.2009
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