It’s also useful to know how KitchenAid KMQFX33910 33 Litre Combination Microwave Oven stands up against other products from KitchenAid. The average review score of products from KitchenAid over at AO.com is 4.8 out of 5.

KitchenAid KMQFX33910 review: microwave and combi oven - T3

The second thing you will note about the KitchenAid KMQFX33910 is that it has many, many buttons. Open it up, and you'll see KitchenAid has included a 'handy' guide to what some of the buttons and their sub-menus do. In point of fact, this is not at all handy, but thanks for trying, guys!To use, simply bung in the food (it comes with a 24.5cm turntable and 17-litres of interior estate), select the required power output – it’s always labelled on off-the-shelf ready meal – and the time scale. And that’s all there is to it. Buy It Direct Ltd is a limited company registered in England. Registered number 04171412. Registered office: Unit A Trident Business Park, Leeds Road, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, HD2 1UA. Always had trouble with your dough? Fear not, as the appliance loves nothing more than helping you out thanks to an excellent Dough Rising function. Topping it all off is the Precision Bake feature, which ensures optimal cooking temperatures and no nasty uneven hotspots that normally help to cremate fragile sponges.

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The KitchenAid 2.1L Food Processor offers unrivalled power and sharp knife skills… here’s T3’s full review The unique set of baking functions include a Dough Rising Function to ensure a stable 38° temperature for dough preparations, a Soft Melting Function to melt chocolate and other ingredients, and a Forced Air convection with 5º precision temperature setting for thoroughly and evenly baked results, without any hot or cold spots. Oh my gosh, there are so many features. Let's run down what it can do, and how well it does each thing, like the chart countdown on Top of the Pops. Remember that?!

Forced air cooking. AKA a convection fan oven. This works well, and is very handy for doing roast spuds when your main oven is already full of meat, and/or is running on a lower temperature than is needed for potatoes. It does a surprisingly long time to preheat however, so you need to factor that into your cooking. Oh, noise levels. When cooking the KMQFX33910 is fairly noisy. The rather basic turntable mount that I mentioned earlier, unsurprisingly, makes a fair amount of sound as it judders around, and there are the usual 'DNNNNNNG'-style cooking noises you'd expect from a free-standing microwave/combi oven. This free-standing microwave combi oven has two possible uses: second oven in a large kitchen or only oven in a small one, and it seems to me it would work well in both roles. But mainly the former. When buying Microwaves you should firstly think about the brand that you’re buying. In fact we often recommend that before you get into the detail of choosing a product, you should firstly spend some time researching the various brands. It’s also worth considering writing up your own list of brands that you’d be happy to buy.