interior dimensions? What are the actual usable interior dimensions?Aside from the oven light, is there any difference between this one and the BRK-100, which is $50 cheaper?Also, where does the $450 list price come from - Cuisinart website says it's $249. interior dimensions? What are the actual usable interior dimensions?Aside from the oven light, is there any difference between this one and the BRK-100, which is $50 cheaper? » Read More interior dimensions? What are the actual usable interior dimensions?Aside from the oven light, is there any difference between this one and the BRK-100, which is $50 cheaper?Also, where does the $450 list price come from - Cuisinart website says it's $249. « Show Less
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The other difference between this model and the BRK-100 is the dimension of the oven. The BRK-200 is larger.
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Hi Lory, There is a new model of this same pot that is $18 less and free shipping and it has the measurements listed. Please check it out at Cuisinart MCP66-24 MultiClad Pro Stainless 8-Quart Stockpot with CoverMeasurements for the 8 quart: Product Dimensions: 13 x 10.4 x 7.7 inches ; 7 poundsShipping Weight: 7 poundsYou will enjoy your Cuisinart MultiClad Professional pot. I do, however, find that my old Magnalite Professional stainless steel cookware from twenty years ago is easier to clean. But I consider both brands equally good at cooking our food. Hi Lory, There is a new model of this same pot that is $18 less and free shipping and it has the measurements listed. Please check it out at Cuisinart MCP66-24 MultiClad Pro Stainless 8-Quart Stockpot with CoverMeasurements for the 8 quart: Product Dimensions: 13 x 10.4 x 7.7 inches ; 7 poundsShipping Weight: 7 poundsYou will enjoy your Cuisinart MultiClad Professional pot. I do, however, find that my old Magnalite Professional stainless steel cookware from twenty years ago is easier to... » Read More Hi Lory, There is a new model of this same pot that is $18 less and free shipping and it has the measurements listed. Please check it out at Cuisinart MCP66-24 MultiClad Pro Stainless 8-Quart Stockpot with CoverMeasurements for the 8 quart: Product Dimensions: 13 x 10.4 x 7.7 inches ; 7 poundsShipping Weight: 7 poundsYou will enjoy your Cuisinart MultiClad Professional pot. I do, however, find that my old Magnalite Professional stainless steel cookware from twenty years ago is easier to clean. But I consider both brands equally good at cooking our food. « Show Less
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I just received a Cuisinart TOB-130 and the instruction booklet, under Features and "Benefits" (my quotes) reads "19. Easy Clean Interior (not shown) The sides of the oven have a nonstick coating for an easy-to-clean surface." Darn. Back it goes. It looked so nice, too. Lesson here, go to manufacturers website PRIOR to ordering and read online instruction manual.
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1) The ec220 looks like a $150 machine and the ec155 looks like a $50 machine, 2) the ec220 has about 1.5 inches greater clearance than the ec155 and lets you use regular mugs, and even some tall mugs if you remove the drip tray. I have taken both machines apart and can vouch they are both the same internally. I found the ec220 for less, but I would still spend the extra $20 on the ec220. That said, I would get the Poemia black for $120 if I could go back in time. :-)
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The dimensions shown on the Amazon website are accurate. Before you purchase this toaster oven I suggest you read my review beneath DeLongi EO1270 on the Amazon website. The one entitled Shame on DeLongi. Make sure you check under Customer Reviews. I ultimately purchased a Brevile -pricey but a fabulous piece of equipment. If price is a problem check out other toaster ovens; read the reviews under each item. I have always found them to be accurate and helpful. Every now and then you will find one that is super critical; there are always people who can never be satisfied. Good luck. Caveat Emptor The dimensions shown on the Amazon website are accurate. Before you purchase this toaster oven I suggest you read my review beneath DeLongi EO1270 on the Amazon website. The one entitled Shame on DeLongi. Make sure you check under Customer Reviews. I ultimately purchased a Brevile -pricey but a fabulous piece of equipment. If price is a problem check out other toaster ovens; read the reviews under each item. I have always found them to be accurate and helpful. Every now and then you will find one that is super critical; there are always people who can never be satisfied. Good luck. Caveat... » Read More The dimensions shown on the Amazon website are accurate. Before you purchase this toaster oven I suggest you read my review beneath DeLongi EO1270 on the Amazon website. The one entitled Shame on DeLongi. Make sure you check under Customer Reviews. I ultimately purchased a Brevile -pricey but a fabulous piece of equipment. If price is a problem check out other toaster ovens; read the reviews under each item. I have always found them to be accurate and helpful. Every now and then you will find one that is super critical; there are always people who can never be satisfied. Good luck. Caveat Emptor « Show Less
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There is no difference. I bought the MC701 from Target for $99 and the MC703 on Amazon for $159. They are both 1200 Watt units, exact same model. The MC703 just refers to the unit with oven mitts, heat pad, muffin pan. It is a marketing scam. Buy the MC701 from Target for $99 and use your own mitts and hot pad. The MC701 sears and sautees even though it does not list in on the box. It tells you how to sear in the owners manual and recipe book included. You just turn to Stove Top High and sear your chicken, etc. in the unit. I checked the model# on the physical units and they are identical. I then called the support line at ninjakitchen.com and they verified that the only difference is the additional cooking items. So save your money and buy the MC701. See picture and description of professional model on ninjakitchen website. Only difference is hotpads, mitts, muffin pan and a lame, too small warmer: http://ninjacooking.ninjakitchen.com/special-offers/
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I bought a remanufactured unit, which was less then the new unit. 349.00 new and 279.00 remfg. I don't know where you found the new unit for 249.00? I have to tell you that I am very pleased with the one I bought. Have not used my regular stove oven since. The convection feature is great. Pizza is the best. Pies are wonderful Cookies are even better. VERY PLEASED.
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The numbers don't mean anything to me. I bet the more expensive one has the gold band around the dutch oven. I have the cheaper one and it cooks just fine, but it does get the discoloration inside from heat. I just use a light scrubbing with a brillo pad--good as new again.
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There is no difference. Not sure why you are seeing it as more expensive. I'd just try to get the larger one at the lowest price you can find.
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I'm not sure why the price differences. I use mine for all my Scandinavian cookie baking and pie crusts. I love the board.
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Just a couple of weeks ago, I went to the Back to Basics website and they had replacement pans for around $5.00 - $6.00. I got busy and didn't order, but when I tried to find the website just about a week later, it seems to have disappeared. I'd definitely be willing to pay for a new pan since my toaster is well over a year old, but I can't find one anywhere. Did they go out of business or something?I miss my homemade egg mcmuffins!
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I was curious about the same thing, but neither amazon.com nor Cuisinart's own website are very good about giving dimensions for cookware. Cooking.com, however, despite bad pricing (on average), tends to share that data... In this case, though, they don't (just checked). I don't have a subscription to any of the consumer report magazines or websites, but that might just be the only place other than cuisinart customer service where you'll find this data.
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Cooks Illustrated rated the Kitchen Aide higher.The word on the latest generation of Cuisinarts is NOT that great.You might also look into the French made Magimix. I've heard it is great but I've only seen it in catalogs & it looks like it has a rather LARGE footprint.
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Not in my world, I have the Cuisinart round and oval enamel over cast iron dutch ovens and they are fantastic. I got them from Woot, Amazons closeout sibling lol. They only cost about $50 when they have them on Woot. If you are not famaliar with Woot, just go to Woot.com Woot also has apps for your phone. If you have patience this is the way to go, in the two years I have been a Woot member they have had the Cuisinart dutch ovens twice that I know of, once when I bought mine, and again not too long ago. HTH.
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I have had four in the last 6 years. They have lasted me a little over a year. I absolutely love this oven! But I won't pay $270 for another. I have paid $89 - $99 in the past and that's the highest I will go. I just wish B&D; started making them again. I was told some of the ovens were causing kitchen fires, so I started disconnecting mine when it wasn't in use. I really miss mine; the last one died about a month ago. Can't find a toaster oven that did all this one does. The heating elements would die on me, always just one, not both at the same time. Can't replace them either since B&D; doesn't make them anymore. Not happy! I have had four in the last 6 years. They have lasted me a little over a year. I absolutely love this oven! But I won't pay $270 for another. I have paid $89 - $99 in the past and that's the highest I will go. I just wish B&D; started making them again. I was told some of the ovens were causing kitchen fires, so I started disconnecting mine when it wasn't in use. I really miss mine; the last one died about a month ago. Can't find a toaster oven that did all this one does. The heating elements would die on me, always just one, not both at the same time. Can't replace them either since B&D...; » Read More I have had four in the last 6 years. They have lasted me a little over a year. I absolutely love this oven! But I won't pay $270 for another. I have paid $89 - $99 in the past and that's the highest I will go. I just wish B&D; started making them again. I was told some of the ovens were causing kitchen fires, so I started disconnecting mine when it wasn't in use. I really miss mine; the last one died about a month ago. Can't find a toaster oven that did all this one does. The heating elements would die on me, always just one, not both at the same time. Can't replace them either since B&D; doesn't make them anymore. Not happy! « Show Less
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On September 7, 2009, I bought a black onyx Kitchen-Aid Artisan 5 quart stand mixer from Bed, Bath and Beyond in Dayton, Ohio, for $232.92 including tax, . Normally it would have been $299.99 but I used one of their 20% off coupons. (Apparently, Artisan mixer prices vary according to the colors as well as where one buys the product.)Amazon wanted $289.95 but the S & H was not included.Kohl's was having one of their "best prices of the season sale" and they wanted the full $349.99 that is Kitchen-Aid's asking price.
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It's smaller than I expected from the written description - both inside and outside. It takes up a bit less room than my other toaster oven. I will say this: other than the panini feature, it has little to nothing to recommend it over other toaster ovens. I still use my Oster more for baking because it has a convection feature which the DeLonghi does not. The Oster also does better with toasting. I use the DeLonghi more for broiling and low temp warming. I've adjusted to the lack of an oven timer in the DeLonghi but in this day and age I was very surprised to find it has no timer.