Ovens with a rotisserie
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LMV

Original Poster:

17 posts

10 months

Monday 2nd February
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Hello,
I need to replace my oven, a single built in one, and I thought it would be great to have a rotisserie. They do exist but it seems like they're a lot more niche than I thought. Hotpoint did one but seemingly not anymore

https://www.hotpoint.co.uk/hotpoint-class-9-si9-89...

Am I missing something or are these a pointless gimmick nobody bought?

Lotobear

8,614 posts

151 months

Monday 2nd February
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They used to be the height of chic in the 1970's, usually in your Moffat double oven - I'd forgoten they still exist

LMV

Original Poster:

17 posts

10 months

Monday 2nd February
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We have lost so much

Lotobear

8,614 posts

151 months

Monday 2nd February
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Indeed, steak diane, black forest gateaux to name but a few

NDA

24,754 posts

248 months

Monday 2nd February
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I have one in an air fryer - more trouble than it's worth.

My trussed up chicken (dead of course) started banging on the window after a few minutes like something out of a horror film.

I don't think it makes any difference.

Dave Hedgehog

15,758 posts

227 months

Monday 2nd February
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i have an air fryer with one built in (deliberately purchased just to cook chickens) and i bothered to spend 2 minutes on youtube learning how to tie it properly so it wouldn’t bang about

you cant beat rotisserie chicken IMO it tastes vastly superior to any other method of cooking, and being an air fryer it only takes 45 mins to cook

LMV

Original Poster:

17 posts

10 months

Monday 2nd February
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I've got precious little surface space for a dedicated machine so the idea of having one in the oven appeals.

21TonyK

12,941 posts

232 months

Monday 2nd February
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My old hotpoint had a rotisserie. I stress old hotpoint. I binned it after a year. Worst oven I’ve ever owned.

Never got to try to e rotisserie. Just getting it hot was a challenge.

_Neal_

2,880 posts

242 months

Monday 2nd February
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Think we had one (never used) in our oven when I was a kid. Main disadvantage I can think of is they must be rather messy, surely you'd virtually need to clean the oven after each use? Easier on a air fryer as they are a lot smaller.

Now a rotisserie on a BBQ, they work well.

LMV

Original Poster:

17 posts

10 months

Monday 2nd February
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Shouldn't be too messy with a tray full of veg underneath.

Discouraging responses so far though

s p a c e m a n

11,610 posts

171 months

Monday 2nd February
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Put the air fryer inside the oven to save on surface space.

ferret50

2,707 posts

32 months

Monday 2nd February
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LMV said:
I've got precious little surface space for a dedicated machine so the idea of having one in the oven appeals.
An exgirlfriend had the same problem!

Lotobear

8,614 posts

151 months

Monday 2nd February
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s p a c e m a n said:
Put the air fryer inside the oven to save on surface space.
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