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> the only halfway legitimate use case for a internet connected oven is if you are the type to worry if you left the oven on. Do they still sell ovens without
by tgv 4y ago
> the only halfway legitimate use case for a internet connected oven is if you are the type to worry if you left the oven on.
Do they still sell ovens without a timer? Mine (which is quite old) requires setting the time in advance. Forgetting is simply not an option.
Of course, they could start selling ovens without timers to stimulate the sales of internet-connected ones...
- jakear 4y agoCertainly they do, mine has 3 primary modes, either just go indefinitely, go indefinitely but ring a bell after a set time, or go for a set time. The easiest mode to get set up is "go indefinitely", so that's what we use the most. Time isn't a great sopping criteria for most baking anyways, probing the interior is much more reliable.
- rascul 4y agoThere are some without timers but I've never seen one with a timer that required the timer to be set.