Oven recommendations

[boyse7en]

Due to not being able to get a replacement thermostat for our oven, It looks like I'm going to have to stump up for a new one.

Anyone got any recommendations for a built-in double electric oven?
Mrs uses it for cakes quite a bit so needs to be a nice even temperature.

[Pferdestarke]

I can recommend gorenje from Personal experience. Great features, quality and guarantees.

http://www.gorenje.co.uk/cooking/built-in_ovens

[Gruffy]

I've been really impressed with my Samsung oven. No hot spots, heats up quicker than anything I've ever seen, intelligent settings, self-cleaning etc.

[boyse7en]

I've got a Gorenje washing machine, so I'll take a look at their ovens.

Samsung only seem to do single-sized ovens, whereas I will have a double-oven hole to fill, so it looks like they are out of the running. Pity.

Not too worried about loads of features - our AEG has got about six cooking modes, of which I only ever use the Fan Oven setting. The super-fast grill is good though.

Are Pyrolytic or Catalytic cleaning ovens worth getting, or is it just a gimmick?

[lj04]

Have a Neff pyrolytic oven and wouldn't now buy a non cleaning oven it takes about 3hours including cooling down than a quick wipe to get rid of the ash.

[Griff Boy]

lj04 said:

Have a Neff pyrolytic oven and wouldn't now buy a non cleaning oven it takes about 3hours including cooling down than a quick wipe to get rid of the ash.

Pyro is the way to go! Although double pyros are thin on the ground!