Thread: American Harvest Jet-Steam Oven

zxcvbob wrote:
> Anybody here got one? How do you like it? One of the ladies giving out
> samples at Sam's Club had one and I was impressed with how well it
> worked. Seems like just the ticket for baking in the summer.
>
> I'm looking at used ones on eBay.
>
> Bob


Corrected the title. It's Jet-Stream Oven, not Jet-Steam.

Bob

zxcvbob wrote:
> Anybody here got one? How do you like it? One of the ladies giving out
> samples at Sam's Club had one and I was impressed with how well it
> worked. Seems like just the ticket for baking in the summer.
>
> I'm looking at used ones on eBay.
>
> Bob


Corrected the title. It's Jet-Stream Oven, not Jet-Steam.

Bob

zxcvbob said...

> zxcvbob wrote:
>> Anybody here got one? How do you like it? One of the ladies giving out
>> samples at Sam's Club had one and I was impressed with how well it
>> worked. Seems like just the ticket for baking in the summer.
>>
>> I'm looking at used ones on eBay.
>>
>> Bob
>
>
> Corrected the title. It's Jet-Stream Oven, not Jet-Steam.
>
> Bob


Bob,

A few observations

I read the PDF at the Nesco site and there's no mention of height. They
mentioned a 12" pizza pan could be used but that doesn't mention the
outside diameter and how much counterspace and overhead clearance does it
need?

They also caution on the surfaces you shouldn't cook on.

I'm also surprised it's not sold assembled. It could be dangerous if not
assembled correctly.

They mention cooking times are different and may take trial and error. Who
wants to do that?

Not to mention all those parts to wash!

$0.02

Andy

zxcvbob said...

> zxcvbob wrote:
>> Anybody here got one? How do you like it? One of the ladies giving out
>> samples at Sam's Club had one and I was impressed with how well it
>> worked. Seems like just the ticket for baking in the summer.
>>
>> I'm looking at used ones on eBay.
>>
>> Bob
>
>
> Corrected the title. It's Jet-Stream Oven, not Jet-Steam.
>
> Bob


Bob,

A few observations

I read the PDF at the Nesco site and there's no mention of height. They
mentioned a 12" pizza pan could be used but that doesn't mention the
outside diameter and how much counterspace and overhead clearance does it
need?

They also caution on the surfaces you shouldn't cook on.

I'm also surprised it's not sold assembled. It could be dangerous if not
assembled correctly.

They mention cooking times are different and may take trial and error. Who
wants to do that?

Not to mention all those parts to wash!

$0.02

Andy

On Sat, 17 May 2008 18:25:10 -0500, zxcvbob <[email protected]>
wrote:

>Anybody here got one? How do you like it? One of the ladies giving out
>samples at Sam's Club had one and I was impressed with how well it
>worked. Seems like just the ticket for baking in the summer.
>
>I'm looking at used ones on eBay.
>
Nope, but if you buy one and use it... give us a holler.


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On Sat, 17 May 2008 18:25:10 -0500, zxcvbob <[email protected]>
wrote:

>Anybody here got one? How do you like it? One of the ladies giving out
>samples at Sam's Club had one and I was impressed with how well it
>worked. Seems like just the ticket for baking in the summer.
>
>I'm looking at used ones on eBay.
>
Nope, but if you buy one and use it... give us a holler.


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