Creador: Betty Hopkins
NU WAVE
I AM SO LOST ;) LOL I WOULD LOVE SOMEONE TO EXPLAIN THE DIFFERANCE BETWEEN THE NU WAVE OVEN AND THE SUPER OVEN, I HAVE HEARD GREAT THINGS AND HORRIBLE THINGS ABOUT BOTH, I JUST ORDERED THE REG. NU WAVE OVEN, I HAVN'T GOT IT YET, BUT NOW I AM WONDERING IF I MADE A MISTAKE, MORE I READ THE MORE I THINK I MESSED UP, BUT I DON'T THINK THE SUPER IS ANY BETTER, BUT MANY PEOPLE SEEM TO LOVE THEM, ANY ONE NO THE DIFFERANCE BEFORE I AM STUCK WITH IT?? PRO'S AND CON'S OF BOTH, AND THE REAL DIFFERANCE? THANKS A BUNCH AND IS THE EXTENDER RING REALLY NEEDED?
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Hi Cyndi!
I can't tell you the difference between the two, as I only have tried the Super Wave myself. However, it works great, and yes, I highly recommend the extender ring as otherwise you'd not be able to do a turkey in it. I've also discovered that a chicken without the extender tends to get a bit crispy on the outside, though it holds the moisture in nicely none the less without the extender.
Hope this helps,
John
The two are identical, Cyndi. Both are made by the same manufacturer in China. I bought the Super Wave at Sam's Club at an incredible price, but it was labeled "One Time Buy." It won't be available long.
So far, the Super Wave does everything as advertised.
Cheryl,
I'm using my Super wave for the first time. I saw it on HSN yesterday and then in Sam's Club almost $40 cheaper so I bought it. Of course, I had to try something that wasn't in the suggested recipes - Corned Beef and Cabbage and it doesn't look right. I hope it tastes good. The liquid is simply sitting at the bottom and the cabbage and carrots seem as though they are getting crispy edges and look dry. The meat is browning nicely, but this is supposed to be a boiled or steamed dish and I don't see that happening. Any ideas?
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