Few things to consider before buying microwave oven

Few things to consider before buying microwave oven.


Microwave Oven Type
There are mainly three types of microwave ovens in India.

Solo Microwave Ovens
are best for re-heating food. It’s the most basic type of microwave oven. Solo ovens can not be used for cooking but you can do simple heating, boiling. It can also be used for simple cooking like making rice, Maggie, boiling potatoes , heat milk etc. you can not do roasting, baking in Solo microwave ovens.

Grill Microwave oven
is equipped with solo microwave oven functionalities as well as grilling. It directly transfers the heat to the food. Grill microwave ovens can be used for re=heating food, boiling, rice cooking, make grilled items like kabab’s, tandoori chicken etc.

Convection Microwave Ovens
is the advanced type of oven which could re-heat, grill items and convection. Convection oven uses hot air technology and circulates the air around food. You can cook rice, re-heat food, make tandoori chicken, grilled items, kabab’s and make bakery items like cake, cookies.

Microwave Oven Size/Capacity
Microwave ovens come in different capacity sizes and its measured in liters. Following are four different sizes in available in India.

Up to 20 L – Ideal for family of 2-3 people with light use.

21 L – 25 L – Ideal for family of 2-4 people with moderate use.

26 L – 30 L – Idea for family of 2-4 people with moderate to heavy use.

Above 31 L – Idea for family of 4 and more people with daily use for cooking, baking, heating etc.
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