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F .BLUMLEIN Steam Convection Oven

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HOST'S NOTE: eG-friendly Amazon.com purchase link.

 

Hello Everyone.  I’ve decided to create a separate thread for this as not to muddy up the 

CSO thread.  It arrived this afternoon from California and is resting comfortably next to 

the CSO.  I will add more photos and some dimensions as time permits.

If you have questions, let me know and I’ll try to get some answers for you.

This will be slow going.  I’m overwhelmed with things that need doing right now.

 

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My countertop is 49” L X 24” W X 18” H.  I haven’t fired it up yet but understand that it doesn’t vent out the back or upwards.

Everything is bigger, just like in Texas!!  We’ll see if it is better.

 

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40 minutes ago, kayb said:

I'll be interested to hear your reviews. Looks like it'll hold a quarter sheet pan. Yes?

 

I don’t own a quarter sheet pan.  I’ve read that they are 9” X 13”.  If that’s correct, then yes it would fit.

The rack in this measures 12” X 15”.

 

My dirty pizza pan measures 12”.  It barely fits in the CSO, and has plenty of space in the new one.

 

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on my CSO , I cover the water tank w a towel.

 

but I sense the algae might add a little " Green " flavor

 

to the item(s)  being steam-baked .

 

Green is good, no ?

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47 minutes ago, rotuts said:

of note :

 

on the Amazon page , if you scroll down

 

there are three .pdf's from the manufacturer :

 

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I have the PDF of the owners manual.  I’ll try to upload it today.

From the manual:  
4. Allow adequate ventilation space on all sides of the oven and do not place any object on top of the oven. Keep a minimum distance of 2 inches between the steam oven and any overhead objects and a minimum distance of 1/2 inch between the sides of the oven and the wall or other objects

I have the required 2” clearance to my upper cabinets.

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This is the drip tray. Don’t overlook it against the white styrofoam packaging or you will have to open the packaging again. 
It arrives in an outer cardboard box over an inner cardboard box over a styrofoam container. 

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how big is the drip tray , say compared to the CSO x increase in size of the FBCO ?

 

I know it will be a while , Im wondering how it does on Steam-Clean 

 

re condensation in the drip tray.

 

I should be very pleased there is not a coupon @ Amazon now

 

 

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This is one of the included oven mitts on the CSO Door to show size. 
I wear a large glove, and this just fits .
 

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if this oven is as reliable and and easy to use as the CSO

 

maybe w a coupon ,  lets say

 

Anova is in very big trouble.

 

but its not clear Avova will ever have a ASO  @ Amazon

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how big is the drip tray , say compared to the CSO x increase in size of the FBCO ?

 

I know it will be a while , Im wondering how it does on Steam-Clean 

 

re condensation in the drip tray.

 

I should be very pleased there is not a coupon @ Amazon now

 

 


It looks like a toy next to the new one. 
I’m in the early stages of using the F. Blumlein and I miss the rotary dial.  
 

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and how did the toast turn out ?

 

is the FBSO as tightly sealed as the CSO

 

so when doing toast , on , well Toast setting

 

it gets nicely browned but not dried out

 

similar to the CSO ?

 

the CSO makes a great toaster

 

does the FBSO ?

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Thanks for your posts. Please try and make tea (in a mug) -- something I currently use my microwave to do. Google is not helping me find out if this machine can boil water.

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23 minutes ago, TdeV said:

Thanks for your posts. Please try and make tea (in a mug) -- something I currently use my microwave to do. Google is not helping me find out if this machine can boil water.

watch out for that hot mug handle though!!!

 

I think it would be a lot more efficient and faster to heat the water in a small pan on the stove top, rather than in an oven. I'm sure that would take forever.  Heat the water in the pan, pour into the cup and put in the tea bag and steep.

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I think there was a joke in there somewhere

 

which might have been missed

 

due to the Lust for a Bigger CSO

 

not of course , a Top of the Line Joke

 

one Id laugh so hard at 

 

Id fall off my chair 

 

and break my neck 

 

so thanks for that 

 

@TdeV

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and how did the toast turn out ?

 

is the FBSO as tightly sealed as the CSO

 

so when doing toast , on , well Toast setting

 

it gets nicely browned but not dried out

 

similar to the CSO ?

 

the CSO makes a great toaster

 

does the FBSO ?

 

 

I did not make toast.  When I do, I’ll post a pic.  I don’t think there is a dedicated toast setting, so 

I’ll have to create one.  I believe that a certain number of user created programs are available.

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