The TurboChef ECO
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ก.ค. 2020
- In todays episode we have Chef Rick teaching us about the smallest oven in the TurboChef family, the Eco.
Watch him cook a breakfast and dinner dish in under 5 minutes!
We at Eaton love the Eco and in the wise words of Rick Pawlak …“smallest unit in the bunch, but man it packs a punch”
Great video. Instructional. The sound quality isn’t great but in kitchens it’s hard to get good sound…but also the instructor can get it! Yummy! And I don’t mean the food.
Really great video. Can you please include the Turbochef settings for all of the different foods?
Can you show the most important aspect which is how you connect the wifi or why there is an usb plug
What size oven basket do you use?
We are having a local baker create a custom menu item for our coffee shop... Essentially it is a fancy homemade hot pocket with puff pastry. I was hoping to keep them frozen until order, then defrost/crisp in a turbochef unit. You mentioned this was not great for frozen items, but for something like a "hot pocket", will this do the trick? Or, if not, is another turbochef unit recommended? Thanks a ton!
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Hey Neal! I’m sure it can be done in the TurboChef. I would just recommend using the Sota because it has a stronger output using 2 magnetrons instead of the 1 in the Eco.
The spec sheet on Eco shows 20 amps of electric required for this oven but you are saying it needs 30 amps, which one is correct? I am actually in the process of buying one.
Oh my, looks like we missed that detail. Yes you are correct it is 20 amps! Thank you for catching that :)
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Loved the video until you said "bad mammer jammer." Blech