Real tired of using the micro for quick meals.How many of you have a toaster over in the RV?From your experience which ones to stay away from and what ones work the best "in an RV"? Electric draw cause any problems?

Why not just use the oven. It's about the same size and has similar capabilities.If you do go with electric check the amp draw and compare that to the rating on the circuit it's plugged into. If it just gives a wattage, you can estimate amps by dividing by 120v. So a 1500watt unit would draw around 12.5amps. If it's on a 10amp circuit that's a problem.The other complication is most counter top units require clear space around them for the heat to disipate. Space is not something most RV's have in abundance.

A bunch of people use toaster ovens in their units. I would definitely look at the wattage of them and buy accordingly. Have you thought of maybe trading out your microwave for a convection microwave?

If/when our microwave quits, we will replace it with a convection. Until that time, I use my oven to store things in and we have a toaster oven. We set it up outside and we have a dedicated cord that runs to the electric post. That way, no matter what time of year, we are not drawing on the current to the 5'er, but the pole. In some campgrounds, that is even a problem.It heats up the area around it a lot, so I just don't want to have to deal with that heat, in addition to the heat we are trying to get rid of during the summer. In the early spring and late fall, I might use it inside, but that is very rare.We purchased ours at a yard sale and I have no idea what brand it is, but it is fairly large, but it is stored under the bench in the dinette.

We got rid of our toaster and got a toaster oven. It is small and can be used for a variety of cooking! It is a power draw, but so what. It isn't on that long. We shut the AC off and let it cook. Then turn the AC back on. The one we use was given to us, but if I were purchasing new I would utilize Amazon and look at the reviews.

We use a Cuisinart convection oven toaster. It works great. Use it outside in summer and inside during cold weather. About 16 in. wide and 12 in deep. Not had problem with it on the circuit breakers. Also convection does cook faster.

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lap527
Explorer
Oct 08, 2015
We have toaster oven. We also have convection/microwave but no real oven. We never used convection part of microwave, didn't read directions so not sure how it works anyway.
toedtoes
Explorer III
Oct 08, 2015
A friend had sent me the link to this Cuisinart.

It looks like a nice alternative to a straight toaster oven. It's available at Amazon also.

For me, I don't use 120v when camping so I don't have a microwave, let alone a toaster or convection oven. I just use the propane stove and oven.
swtgran
Explorer
Oct 08, 2015
Another Cuisinart convection toaster oven user.
bigred1cav
Explorer
Oct 08, 2015
Toaster Oven and Nu Wave rarely use MW except for warm up of left overs. Use 12v crock pot when on road meal ready when we land. only need some warm bread and butter or similar.
rockhillmanor
Explorer
Oct 08, 2015
Thanks. All your help saves me from going thru that ole learning curve of buying and throwing out until I figure out what works best in the MH.

Sounds like the convection toaster oven is the way to go. Thanks for your input, appreciate it. :C

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