Yes two units side by side. Was cheaper to do this than go with a larger 48"-60" unit by a long shot. We like to entertain and I like to cook meals that use multiple pans as the same time to cooking space is required. Notice I have the two large pans on separate stoves, that keeps them centered over the burner. The front left burner on this and many other units is a super high heat boiling burner and its either too hot or too low to cook a lot of stuff so the second unit gives me room. That and I can cook my tortillas on the griddle now while doing everything else. I've used my 36" Blackstone once since getting this setup... Its also ***s for cooking frozen pizzas, no more soft bottoms or un cooked tops when doing multiples, just split them between the ovens and cook on multi rack. We can do a turkey in one and scaloped potatoes and stuffing in the other, or the turkey on the smoker and all the sides inside. Tons of options with two full size ovens.
I have the same oven and wasn't too impressed with the air fryer feature. I never use itWe have two GE Profiles with air fryers. Yes you need to use the stupid ass wifi app to operate the air fry. Also you will need the air fry baskets as trying to air fry them in a pan obviously doesnt work with a **** as the air cant circulate. It does work well and gives you crispy stuff.
We have two GE Profiles with air fryers. Yes you need to use the stupid ass wifi app to operate the air fry. Also you will need the air fry baskets as trying to air fry them in a pan obviously doesnt work with a **** as the air cant circulate. It does work well and gives you crispy stuff.
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Air is considered a heated fluid. No reason to be upset besides thinking air isn't treated as a fluid.
It takes longer than a conventional countertop fryer, but it does work...if you use a basket.
100% agree wifi appliances are ****ing ******ed. Unfortunately its built in to 99% of them now.I have a very similar range with the air fryer but not wifi. Never used the fryer feature. Barely used the oven....mostly recently when I started baking bread.
Seems like the mess it would make "frying" in the oven, it makes way more sense to contain that to a counter top fryer.
And wifi on an oven is ****ing ******ed. Especially if you can't use a main feature without it. I can't wait until ~10 years down the road when manufacturers decide to stop supporting the apps or backend services that run these things and people are stuck with bricked ovens, washers and refrigerators.
Kind of like how Belkin just decided to discontinue support for Wemo devices - completely shut down the app and cloud service that ran them. I only had a few outlets, and they're apparently still working locally, I just can't get in them to make any changes or connect them to a new network if anything ever changed with my wifi....but there are people that had their whole houses set up with their switches that are now basically useless. People are absolute pissed and I think some are pursuing a class action suite.
isn't convection currents the temperature difference in the juice causing the stirring
I think GE is pretty solid. Whirlpool is also good. I really hate all the WIFI and touch screen digital crap; would love to have old school knobs and dials. But my 18mo/old GE oven has been rock solid. The oven has a fan to cool the electronics. I crank it up to 550 at times for steaks and prime rib.
yeah, nowhere does it mention a fan
And the fan forces the flow so that's it's faster than just the hot wire radiant heat.
Well...damn, I didn't read the whole thread
confusion will ensue.
Yes.
Okay. You're wrong and can continue to be wrong so an oven description upsets you. Physical movement involves mechanical methods regardless of what your opinion is. Have a better day. 😃
The whole principle of convection is that it is natural and does not require mechanical methods to be applied.
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My combo wall mounted microwave oven the oven took a **** recently. A new unit is around $1800 to start. We had the local appliance repair guy come out and fix it. I asked him what brand was best to buy and most reliable. His answer was, they're all **** from the cheapest one to the most expensive. Just get whatever has the features your want and the best deal you can find on that model.
