10 Ovens You Should Never Make
High performance at a low
price
The Amana AER5630BAW (MSRP $549.00) is an affordably-priced electric
Freestanding variety. What it might lack in looks and features, it makes up for with some
truly surprising performance.
As consumers, we tend to equate low cost with low quality. The superb AER5630BAW
Burns such fallacies to a crisp in it's reasonably priced oven cavity.
Design & Usability
It doesn't get in the way, but it doesn't stand out
It is white, and that is about it. Joking aside, the AER5630BAW is not going to win any
design awards. So it is not a range you buy for it's looks, but that doesn't mean it's
Completely bereft of attributes. The AER5630BAW has a variable temperature broiler which
Can be adjusted in increments of 5°F, as well as a self-cleaning mode that may be
Adjusted to manage heavy and light messes.
The stove also has a rather large oven capacity along with a large oven window that
Makes checking on your food a simpler task.
Exposed, so do everything you can to prevent any significant spills.
Rangetop
The AER5630BAW's ceramic cooktop contains three standard burners and one dualring
Burner for large or smaller pots. As is the standard with electric models the
AER5630BAW's burners offer you a wide range of temperatures. We recorded a positively
Moderate minimum of 94°F, in addition to a blistering maximum of 729°F.
Regrettably, with the exception of the dual burner, the AER5630BAW's boiling speeds where
The aforementioned dual burner was able to boil six cups of water at a
Fairly quick six minutes. Meanwhile the remaining burners took between eight and
Eleven minutes to boil the identical amount of water. If you're boiling two things at once--
Lobster and pasta, maybe? --you may have timing issues.
Bake with confidence
Considering the cost, one may assume that the AER5630BAW Provides average
However, this range is a textbook example of the lack of
Correlation between performance and cost when it comes to ranges. Baking enthusiasts
Have a lot to be happy about as this oven excelled in our actual food cooking tests with
Evenly-browned cakes and cookies--results that indicate good circulation and airflow.
The oven matched the excellent performance with some fairly impressive speed as
well. The cavity took just half an hour to reach 350°F. The broiler was impressive,
though, and took eight minutes to reach 600°F.
Conclusion
Budget price, high-end performance
If you don't care about appearances or features and need a nicely priced workhorse of an
Oven, you could do far worse than the AER5630BAW.
Nothing to shout about and the broiler was average at best, we were extremely
Impressed with its general cooking performance.
Make no mistake, the Amana AER5630BAW is not the kind of range your dinner guests
Are most likely to gather around and coo over.
More impressed with good food than a fancy oven, this Amana will do just fine.
price
The Amana AER5630BAW (MSRP $549.00) is an affordably-priced electric
Freestanding variety. What it might lack in looks and features, it makes up for with some
truly surprising performance.
As consumers, we tend to equate low cost with low quality. The superb AER5630BAW
Burns such fallacies to a crisp in it's reasonably priced oven cavity.
Design & Usability
It doesn't get in the way, but it doesn't stand out
It is white, and that is about it. Joking aside, the AER5630BAW is not going to win any
design awards. So it is not a range you buy for it's looks, but that doesn't mean it's
Completely bereft of attributes. The AER5630BAW has a variable temperature broiler which
Can be adjusted in increments of 5°F, as well as a self-cleaning mode that may be
Adjusted to manage heavy and light messes.
The stove also has a rather large oven capacity along with a large oven window that
Makes checking on your food a simpler task.
Exposed, so do everything you can to prevent any significant spills.
Rangetop
The AER5630BAW's ceramic cooktop contains three standard burners and one dualring
Burner for large or smaller pots. As is the standard with electric models the
AER5630BAW's burners offer you a wide range of temperatures. We recorded a positively
Moderate minimum of 94°F, in addition to a blistering maximum of 729°F.
Regrettably, with the exception of the dual burner, the AER5630BAW's boiling speeds where
The aforementioned dual burner was able to boil six cups of water at a
Fairly quick six minutes. Meanwhile the remaining burners took between eight and
Eleven minutes to boil the identical amount of water. If you're boiling two things at once--
Lobster and pasta, maybe? --you may have timing issues.
Bake with confidence
Considering the cost, one may assume that the AER5630BAW Provides average
However, this range is a textbook example of the lack of
Correlation between performance and cost when it comes to ranges. Baking enthusiasts
Have a lot to be happy about as this oven excelled in our actual food cooking tests with
Evenly-browned cakes and cookies--results that indicate good circulation and airflow.
The oven matched the excellent performance with some fairly impressive speed as
well. The cavity took just half an hour to reach 350°F. The broiler was impressive,
though, and took eight minutes to reach 600°F.
Conclusion
Budget price, high-end performance
If you don't care about appearances or features and need a nicely priced workhorse of an
Oven, you could do far worse than the AER5630BAW.
Nothing to shout about and the broiler was average at best, we were extremely
Impressed with its general cooking performance.
Make no mistake, the Amana AER5630BAW is not the kind of range your dinner guests
Are most likely to gather around and coo over.
More impressed with good food than a fancy oven, this Amana will do just fine.
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