Small Cooking Appliances

Review The stainless steel Panasonic NN-SD372 microwave oven is an attractive appliance that offers a unique look on your countertop.

Review While not the best in terms of cooking, this comes with plenty of extras that make it good value.

Review A cheap but very basic toasting oven that does little to justify the space it occupies in the kitchen.

Review A very basic toasting device, which comes at a pleasingly low price.

Review Nesco SC-6-25 is a pretty basic device that works well and gives you enough cooking space to feed up to seven people at once.

Review The Crock-Pot SCCPVL610 is an inexpensive slow cooker that provides you with six quarts of space so you can create meals for large groups.

Review The Crock-Pot SCR200 is a small, two-quart slow cooker that is perfect for college dorms, one-person households, or for heating dips and side dishes at a party.

Review The Breville Fast Slow Pro makes the best food, is easy to clean, and has an attractive, stylish design. But it is expensive.

Review The affordable and popular Hamilton Beach 25500 electric egg cooker does a fine job cooking seven eggs to the level of doneness we looked for in hard-boiled eggs.

Review You can cook up to six eggs inside the compact Dash Rapid Egg Cooker. In our tests, the hard-cooked eggs had thoroughly cooked yolks and firm whites, and they tasted great.

Review When we tested the Cuisinart Egg Central CEC-10, we ended up with perfectly cooked hard-boiled eggs with great texture and taste.