Oven Wanted

[cmjantje]

Someone has an oven on electricity or gas I can trust for temperature? Something like a small pizza oven.

I have an oven but the temperatures during baking vary too much.

Please contact me.

[OZEMADE]

Yes MACRO have a great electric oven for sale and very cheap. Saw them a week ago.

[Krungbin]

There is an add (in French) on Gavroche...

Pro oven, in Chiang Mai, pictures and price and other infos available by mail at "[email protected]".

Claims (invoice available) the price new was 22K THB used 3 months only...

[Jonathanpattaya]

I saw a small gas oven in Carrefour a couple of weeks ago for about 8000 Baht.

Edited March 26, 2010 by Jonathanpattaya

[villagefarang]

Considering where you live, I would recommend gas. I can imagine the electric supply to your area might be the problem with your varying temperature.

[sceadugenga]

Yeah, a voltage regulator is a good idea for anywhere with power fluctuation problems.

[snowgard]

But an electric oven is much, much, much.... more better than a gas oven. Specialy if you would baking bread or cakes.

[needforspeed]

Don't know where you live but, close to Ascott there is a shop selling Siemens and Gaggenau ovens (electric and gas), very good ovens even a souffle

out of this oven looks like the one you eat at Joel Robucho in Paris, EXCELLENTO.

And much cheaper as well

[relentless]

Yes MACRO have a great electric oven for sale and very cheap. Saw them a week ago.

You all need to preheat and get one of those temp. gauges. (excuse spelling) So you will know right where you are and get on with it. Mine really helps a lot.

Edited August 2, 2010 by relentless

[RudieTheFoodie]

Use gas. It's cheaper by far, and once you get to know an oven you don't need to know the temperature - seriously. Whatever you're baking will come right if you use your eyes and common sense.

Rama 4 (starting where it meets with Sukhumvit) is full of shops that manufacture/sell ovens both gas and electric.

Good luck!

[harrry]

The small fanforced ovens the sell at makro homepro or any store are well worth the 1000 baht or so.

[bonobo]

I looked at all sorts of higher end portable ovens, but I couldn't see paying the price when I could get a full-sized Electrolux for close to the same price.  I just plopped it on top of my washing machine, and except for havign to put up a fan for the smoke when I broil, it works great.  It isn't a Wolf oven, but it is really a nice piece of work.