The TOA-65 replaces the TOA-60's knobs with a digital panel that sets temperature in five-degree steps, and Food Network Kitchen found it beat the older model on nearly every test it ran. The 18-quart cavity takes a 12-inch pizza, six slices of toast or a small chicken, and the 1,800-watt element skips preheating for everything except Bake and Pizza. It runs hot enough to need watching.
- — Digital interface with precise temperature control in five-degree incriments
- — Outperforms the TOA-60 model on virtually every cooking test
- — Runs hot, so food browns faster than the same settings would suggest
- — The crumb tray and wire rack are not dishwasher-safe
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The TOA-65 replaces the TOA-60's knobs with a digital panel that sets temperature in five-degree steps, and Food Network Kitchen found it beat the older model on nearly every test it ran. The 18-quart cavity takes a 12-inch pizza, six slices of toast or a small chicken, and the 1,800-watt element skips preheating for everything except Bake and Pizza. It runs hot enough to need watching.
- — Digital interface with precise temperature control in five-degree incriments
- — Outperforms the TOA-60 model on virtually every cooking test
- — Runs hot, so food browns faster than the same settings would suggest
- — The crumb tray and wire rack are not dishwasher-safe
