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The Kitchenaid KCO1005 Countertop Oven provides durable and versatile into a stylish oven that delivers professional results. It's ideal for baking a chicken, roasting beef tenderloin, reheating pizza or toasting bread. Large, easy-to-use controls set everything precisely, while the elegant stainless steel finish makes any countertop look good. Full-width crumb drawer -- dishwasher safe & pulls out completely without opening the oven door Extra-large door handle for a confident grip Power On indicator light Easy-to-clean Teflon interior coating for easy wiping Color - Onyx Black Dimensions(HxWxD) - 10.4 x 20 x 14.8 (26.4 x 50.8 x 37.5 mm) Weight - 16 lbs. (7.3 Kg)
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Technical Details

- 0.5 cubic foot interior fits everything from turkey legs to sliced bagels
- Reaches temperatures up to 450 degrees F -- adjustable for baking, broiling, toasting or just warming up
- Wave-Rack oven rack circulates warm air for uniform cooking; Unique design holds up to 6 slices at a time
- Simple controls for setting cook function, temperature and time
- Clear, tempered glass door window for watching your food cook properly
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 "Short Life" 2009-08-15
By Julia (Fairfax, Virginia United States)
Bought this to be able to toast 6 slices of bread at a time,Most bread is too large to fit six slices in. I still enjoyed the oven for toasting up a sandwich and such, however, I only got to use the oven for about a year. Like so many other complaints, mine too is dead. No power lights or anything. I am a handy with doing my own repairs and have not been able to locate ANY parts for this. None of the part suppliers stock any parts for these.$130.00 for a year's use is pathetic. Prior to it dying,the timer knob broke off in my hand.It looks great, but looks aint everything! This one is going in the trash and I'm looking for another brand.Do yourself a favor and google this model number for reviews, I wish I would have,I would have saved $130!

 "Expensive disappointment" 2009-03-11
By Priscilla Roa (Merrick, NY)
The top heating implement stopped working 15 months after purchase, just in time for the 1 year warranty to expire. Customer Service at Kitchenaid only handles replacement of the whole unit, not parts, so repairing the thing isnt possible. This was an overpriced, no-frills unit capitalizing on its trusted brand name. Big disappointment.

 "Disappointed" 2009-03-01
By Mare123 (Portland, OR)
Tried this Kitchenaid model after trying an Oster Convection that ended up being a little big, and the reviews I'd read scared me off. I don't want to worry about an exploding toaster oven! Wish I'd have believed some of the negative reviews of this Kitchenaid, as I think I'm going to have to return it. After burning a few things, I put my oven thermometer in there and found that it heats more than 100 degrees above the set temp. Makes me wonder what would happen if I broiled something. I don't think I'd be happy having to always adjust cooking temps that much, nor having to remind everyone else using the oven to do the same. So, back to the drawing board. I've had a lot of different cheap models that I just bought on a whim when needed, and they all did well enough for me until they finally gave up. I think doing the research now is going to drive me batty! Happy Hunting.

 "Works well and looks great" 2009-02-24
By Abbie
We got this toaster over as a wedding gift and I love it! It looks beautiful and works really well. I use it instead of the regular oven, when i'm making smaller items.

 "Not up to speed yet" 2009-01-06
By Virginia reader (Arlington, VA United States)
KitchenAid Countertop Oven - Black I'm not too experienced with toaster ovens, but this one is very attractive and seems to work fine. I haven't yet gotten the knack of making toast in it (which I assumed would be the simplest thing), but it seems to work best when pre-heated for all uses - even toast. It heats up pretty quickly and does a good job with small items like side dishes. If you don't preheat, though, whatever you're trying to cook will just dry out during the heating process.


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KitchenAid KTT340WH 2-Slice, Two-Slot Digital Toaster with Bagel and Warm Functions, White

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This newly designed toaster provides toasting consistency through reduced airflow through the toasting cavity. The optimized heating element design provides even bread toasting. Toasting cavity is deeper than most so large bread fits completely inside and toasts evenly from top to bottom. Digital display provides shade indicator and is controlled with a simple to use knob. Special cycles are possible such as Baker's Bagel Toasting and warming cycle. polycarbonate housing Warming cycle Bagel function Digital display Extra Wide Slots 1-year warranty White
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Technical Details

- Double-slot digital toaster with warm and bagel functions
- Polycarbonate housing resists stains, discoloration, and warping
- Extra-large slots accommodate most breads and bagels
- Soft-rise, self-centering rack with full-width crumb tray
- Measures 11 by 7-3/4 by 6-3/4 inches
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 "Great Toaster!" 2009-09-12
By Stephan L. Marsh (Makanda, IL. United States)
The title says it all. It is a great toaster. The exterior remains cool when in use. I have never burned anything with this toaster. Easy to clean and looks great in my kitchen with my other Kitchen Aid products.

 "warm as toast" 2009-08-26
By Stephen Nute
Service was rapid

Toast is good

all did exactly

as they said the would



To not do thus

would be a sin

but they did right

I'll buy again

 "Definitely does the job, and is versatile too." 2009-08-17
By Michael A. Fenichel
I read many reviews of toasters, and my own history has been an easy shopping buy in a local store in NY (combination drug store/sundries) - and it's been the same old brand (Proctor-Silex), and every 5 years or so I replace it when it times out.



Now I practiced what I preach and really hit the Internet reviews on toasters.



This seemed ideal, the only quibbles I read being related to not having an easy/silent pop-up/cancel/never-mind button. But this toaster has lots to spoil one on, and already after only a week or so (as an infrequent toast/bagel eater too), I have to say I am *very* impressed by 1) the build 2) the features 3) it's ability to be a good kitchen aide. (Is that it's name??)



I got it in plain-vanilla white, but it is lovely and a nice finish. For me the necessity was not having a deep shelf near the AC outlet, or space to turn a 4-slicer horizontally. So I went with this, though if I had the space, particularly to accommodate big slab/slices of whole-grained bread loaves, I'd get the longer one. Still I'm thrilled and optimistic, and pleased with having "upgraded".



What's new for me are the buttons. The bagel function really works well - tested it out with an everything, New York, H&H bagel. I was worried about burning or ignoring, having read a full range of reviews, but the default (12:00) setting was actually just a bit light for me, and I'm now at 3:00 for one-time medium browning. What I just realized, inspiring me to see if I could possibly add anything to a toaster endorsement, is that it is versatile, in addition to well-able to handle individual preferences for burnt-toasty or barely toast.



I just quickly defrosted a whole-grain roll, still rather cold (but thawed) and sliced off a 2" bit of it, with the inside assigned to be the "bagel" toasting. The "mission" was a nicely warmed, not quite toast multi-grain roll on which to put an hors d'oevre (sp?). Or cheese! It was delicious, I mean like a restaurant right out of the oven. Nice.



I tried the "warm/reheat" button once or twice, on similarly-tasked bagels and slabs of 7-grain bakery bread...haven't found the exact sweet note yet but am confident I will. Been fighting off computer crashes, bad phone machine, etc., but a toaster is really a nice & necessary thing to have as a "Kitchen Aid" - and this one, for me, is nice to look at and lives up to its name. As others have noted, it's a cinch to clean- the whole bottom pulling out from the back (of the 2-slice model). And as to aborting a toasting session, the handle pulls up quite easily if you've found the toast has had enough - and it hasn't once popped the toast or bagel or roll into the air by manually popping it up, either. Not close.



So I'm a happy camper. The bagel feature is nice. Individual taste will play with the default darkness settings, and I'm sure there are a few more combinations to try too.



Bottom line: it works, it's easy to clean, easy to use, easy on the eyes, versatile and reliable (that I've seen so far, myself). I'm very happy I went with this one.

 "Bagel Toaster" 2009-08-14
By Stephen G. Paradis (Fairfax, CA)
Super toaster. No more burnt bagels. Despite some reports to the contrary, works well on toast also.

 "KitchenAid KTT340WH 2-Slice Toaster" 2009-08-05
By Lodoc (Oakland, CA)
KitchenAid KTT340WH 2-Slice, Two-Slot Digital Toaster with Bagel and Warm Functions, White

I agree with other reviewers who state that the toaster does not get toast dark enough. The manufacturer should heed the reviews because it is a good product otherwise: dependable and solid feeling. The "warm" function does a good job. It toasts brown bread well enough but on the very highest setting my English Muffin comes out heated enough but with no brown at all. A second toasting should be done manually because the muffin would very soon be too brown even on the lightest setting.


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- Brushed stainless-steel countertop oven provides 1/2-cubic-foot nonstick interior
- Bake, broil, toast, or warm with temperatures up to 450 degrees F
- Wave-Rack oven rack lets air circulate for even heating; heavy-gauge steel broil pan
- Clear, tempered-glass door window; dishwasher-safe removable crumb drawer
- Measures approximately 19 by 13 by 10 inches; 1-year hassle-free replacement warranty
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 "Owner of every Kitchen Aid product made" 2009-08-14
By Ellie Mavrakis
I have never posted a review before, mainly because I never have a major issue with any product I buy. I read all of the reviews posted on this site (and others), before deciding to buy this oven. They were mixed, but since I own every kitchen aid product made (in red), from appliances to gadgets, and have been thrilled with all of them. So I bought it. Since it arrived it has been nothing but problems. Besides the fact that it is huge on the counter, but holds very little, and that the plastic coated front slid off the metal oven within a few days, it will not cook anything properly. I have preheated like the instructions said, I have cooked without preheating, I have cooked at a high temperature and a lower one, but this thing will not work properly. the food in the front cooks fine, the food in the middle and back burns. God forbid you try to cook something that takes up 1/2 the oven, it comes out 1/2 burnt and 1/2 raw. I havent been able to do anything with it from bake cookies to toast bread to heat up cold pizza. I will be contacting kitchen aid about this as well. If you are debating this, just say no...

 "Poor Quality - not worth the Kitchenaid premium..." 2009-08-13
By C. Fu (NJ)
I bought this oven at Bed bath and Beyond Last Oct. (2008) for its appearance and the Kitchenaid brand. But it died last week (Aug 2009) for only light use. I have used several toaser ovens in the past and none of them died abruptly like this. The reason I replaced each of them was that they looked too old and too dirty. I can not imagine a solid brand like Kitchenaid (I have its full size food processor, mixer, dishwasher, etc) would make this kind of stuff to ruin its reputation... Anyway. I replaced this one with a Cuisinart covection oven. Looks great and works ok so far (only for a week). And the best is that Cuisinart carries 3-yr warranty!!!

 "A space saving, energy efficient oven for your countertop." 2009-07-04
By Mrs. Laura M. Gibson (Mansfield, OH)
I got rid of my microwave back in 2004 because I would rather cook food fresh and I wanted to save some counter space. Over the years, I would waste a lot of energy heating up an entire oven to cook 10 chicken nuggets or heating up leftovers. I wanted something that cooks like an oven but used less energy. If this is what you are looking for, this is the perfect product for you. I got it for Christmas in 2008 and I have been using it everyday since. Actually, I can't remember the last time I used my regular oven. I am a married with two children and attend college full time. This product makes cooking healthy meals more convenient and more efficent. It cooks the food evenly and one third quicker than a regular oven. I love it, and like my dishwasher, I cannot imagine my life without it! This is a great way to use less energy, while still having the benefits of a real oven. Great for people living in limited space, or are wanting to live a "greener lifestyle".

 "no off switch" 2009-06-17
By JulieBW (Geneseo, NY USA)
I have had this product for perhaps a year. It is not equipped with an off/on switch, only a dial timer. This timer has now broken - what a waste of my money.

 "Great on the store shelf, Crapy from the box" 2009-05-04
By G. Pedroni (Bensenville, il United States)
The wife and I were looking for a nice toaster oven. We love KitchenAid for their quality products and at costco had the choice of this model or an oster for half the price. on the shelf they both looked great, but the kitchenaid stood out by far, so we went with the name. Poor choice on our part. Brought it home took it out of the box to start using it. There was rust on the inside where the door panel shuts. The glass door had some kind of white chemical on it as if it was clean or attempted to be cleaned.the inside near the door area just looked as if it was burned out. the left side of the outer housing had speckles of what seemed to be paint. The box was brand new sealed no evidence of being tampered.



All in all a massive turn off from the get go. After reading reviews on many sites it seems this isn't a good buy so we went for the oster instead. I would think twice about getting other kitchen aid stuff based on this buy. But I am extremely happy with their mixers


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