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Best Single Oven For Energy Efficient Cooking When choosing a new oven, you should check whether a particular model has been awarded an Energy Star rating. These are a clear indication that it has been thoroughly tested for energy efficiency. Single wall ovens unlike freestanding models are mounted at eye-level and feature thoughtful extras like a pyrolytic cleansing function. Our top choice is the Zanussi ZBO740, is ideal for cooking with the family thanks to its telescopic rails that glide effortlessly and smart capabilities. 2. Hotpoint Ho606 The Hotpoint Ho606 isn't the least expensive oven we've included on our list, but it comes with an impressive range of functions. It scored well in our lab tests for its user-friendliness, with clear display icons and audio prompts to assist you in to set up the oven. The Steam Clean and pyrolytic settings were also effective in getting rid of stubborn grease staining. The telescopic gliding runners allow users to remove hot trays without having to bend. This model features a warming drawer that is perfect to keep leftovers warm and plates warm while cooking dinner. A single oven might be less feature-rich than a double oven but it is often cheaper and requires less installation. It may also fit in a smaller space making it ideal for older homes or kitchens that don't have the space for a double range. However, Blanchfield warns that a single oven generally has a smaller surface to heat and is more difficult to manage. This makes it a poor choice for juggling multiple different food items at different temperatures, which you can do by using a double oven that has separate cooking chambers. A smart oven can be a lifesaver for busy households, but many models are difficult to understand. If you have an entire family, it's important to select an oven with an easy-to-use interface that can be used even for children. It should be able to store and recall your favourite recipes with the press of one button, and also be compatible with apps for recipe suggestions and reminders. A few additions to your oven can make it more efficient and convenient, but don't overspend. You'll find ovens that have everything from an electronic temperature gauge to a smart cooking mode that uses grill and microwave to produce crispy results in less time. We talked to experts in buying at AO, Appliances Direct and Currys about the extra features they believe are worth investing in. 3. Smeg SMO606 This smart oven is an excellent pick for those who are concerned about the energy they use in their home. It has a convenient feature that turns off the heat and then turns on the light when you open the door, which means you don't waste energy by leaving it on while cooking. It also has an LCD display that shows you the current and target temperature, making it easy to check that your food is cooked thoroughly without opening the oven. This oven is WiFi connected and allows you to control it using an app that is compatible. It also lets you access NEFF's bank of recipes and tips, so you can produce delicious meals that will impress your guests. The 71-litre capacity means that you can cook larger foods, and there are some thoughtfully designed extras, such as the telescopic runners, as well as the slide and hide doors, that make loading and unloading much easier. The multiple cleaning modes, as well as the steaming to remove food particles, make it simple to clean. Since 1948, SMEG has designed household appliances that combine beauty and functionality. Their products combine inventive elegance and originality with high-end quality, interpreted by the brand's iconic design. The headquarters of the company is located in Guastalla in the Emilia Romagna area of Italy. Their factories have the highest level of automation in production and quality control, yet their ethos is based on the human touch. Smeg is among the few brands that still manufactures its own appliances in their country of origin. This allows Smeg to keep an eye on their entire production process, which ensures quality and reliability. They are made from recycled fishing nets, industrial thread waste and other materials. This makes them ecologically sustainable. They are also designed to last and are easy to use, with simple controls and a focus on ergonomics. Smeg's home appliance line features an array of different styles and sizes so that you can find the perfect appliance for your home. The colors include pastel blues, yellows and pinks to more vibrant purples and reds. They also have a range of matching cookware that would look great in any kitchen. 4. Smeg SMO706 Accept marketing cookies Smeg is an Italian home appliance manufacturer is headquartered in Guastalla in northern Italy. It manufactures domestic appliances, as well as professional kitchen equipment for the restaurant/catering sector, along with medical instruments. Smeg products are a blend of style and technology. related are iconic in design and have distinct personality that expresses current tastes while respecting the environment where they are placed. Smeg conducts extensive research into aesthetics and collaborates with architects and designers like Guido Canali of deepdesign, Marc Newson of Marc Newson Matteo Bazzicalupo, Marc Newson of Marc Newson and Guido Canali of Mario Bellini. For Smeg the concept of style isn't just about shape, but of communicating a way of being and living, and of establishing relations that go beyond functionality. This concept has been used to design every household appliance from the two-slice toaster, to the kettle all up to the range cook.