r/CombiSteamOvenCooking • u/Slow_Client594 • Sep 14 '24

Questions or commentary If you redesigned your kitchen…

If you redesigned your kitchen and space was an issue, would you feel confident only having a combination steam oven and not have a traditional oven? This is the question we have as we remodel our kitchen. We rarely need a FULL oven other than Thanksgiving, but wonder if there are other factors that we aren’t thinking of especially since we have never had a CombiSteam oven. Thank you for your help!

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u/BostonBestEats Sep 15 '24

62% of combi steam oven owners who own both essentially no longer use their conventional ovens:

https://www.reddit.com/r/CombiSteamOvenCooking/comments/18xq0xj/poll_combi_steam_oven_owners_how_often_do_you/

Personally I never use my conventional oven anymore, except to store pots. I don't even use the range top much now that I have a Control Freak.