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How to Choose the Best hobs oven

You slaved over the stove, but if the food turns out less than perfect, there may be a problem with your oven.

If you're a master baker or a home cook, you'll need a good hobs oven to get the most out of your culinary creations. From baking and roasting to grilling and defrosting this guide will help you choose the perfect oven for you.

1. Zanussi SZO707Z

Antonio Zanussi, a blacksmith from the town of Pordenone in the northeastern region of Italy, began making cookers in 1916. His sons Lino and Guido assumed the management of the company in 1946. Their industrial expertise helped them transform the business into a significant manufacturing company. In 1950, exports of the brand started. In 1951, they purchased the Zoppas Grandi Cucine brand, which allowed them to create large cookers compatible with all gas types. In 1970, they produced the first convection ovens - revolutionizing cooking time and enhancing food quality. The company was sold to Electrolux in 1984. The purchase gave the Swedish firm a foothold in Southern Europe and strengthened their position as a major appliance manufacturer. The acquisition also enabled the company to establish its own design team, which is headed by Roberto Pezzetta.

2. Indesit 71L

This Indesit oven offers a large cooking capacity and time-saving features. It's a stylish addition to your kitchen. With Turn&Cook, you can simplify your everyday cooking as it automatically sets the oven's time and temperature for more than 80 typical family recipes - simply select the program you'd like to use and let the oven do the rest! Turn&Cook is a great solution for busy families who love to cook, but don't want to commit hours in front of the oven hob.

The KFW3841JHIXUK also comes with a dedicated pizza setting, which is perfect for toppings and crispy bases. Its Full Surface Grill covers 95 percent of the roof to ensure even browning - no burnt edges or uncooked areas. EcoClean makes cleaning the oven easy. This innovative system makes use of 90degC heat and a tray of hot water to dissolve stubborn food and grease. It leaves your oven sparkling, without the use of chemicals.

This Indesit oven is simple to set up in your home due to its three-pin plug. It comes with everything you need to cook delicious and simple meals. The built-in timer will prevent over or undercooking, and the Full Surface Grill covers 95 percent of the oven to ensure uniform browning.

This Indesit oven also comes with a dedicated pizza setting for delicious, crispy and tasty bases as well as juicy toppings. With a myriad of useful features this oven is a great option for busy households that want to spend less time in the kitchen. This includes our Click&Clean system, which lets you take off the door of your oven in two steps for easy and quick cleaning.

4. Smeg SMO607Z

The Smeg brand is famous for its innovation and style. It is an example of Italian design that combines innovative design and elegance with high-quality products. The company's philosophy is based on relationships that go beyond the basic functions of appliances for the home. They are faithful to the principles of Made in Italy and offer a wide range of freestanding, ovens with a variety of vibrant colors.

Since 1948, the company has been making revolutionary household appliances. The headquarters of the company is in Guastalla Emilia Romagna. Its business culture is built on quality, technology content and energy efficiency. It has a partnership with world-renowned designers and architects including Guido Canali, Mario Bellini, Studio Piano Design, Giancarlo Candeago, Matteo Bizzicalupo and Raffaella Mangiarotti from deepdesign. It can combine research and development, while remaining committed to the aesthetics of its products, making objects that become icons as time passes.

5. Zanussi SZO707Z

The Zanussi story began in 1916 when the son of a blacksmith from Pordenone in northeast Italy started a small business producing cookers. His first model, REX was named after the famous Italian liner that had just completed a record-breaking journey across the Atlantic from Gibeltzotto in Italy to New York. Antonio died in 1946, and the management of the business passed to his sons Lino and Guido. They turned the company gradually into a major industrial concern and expanded beyond washing machines to include other electrical appliances. In the 1970s, Electrolux made a number of important acquisitions, including Becchi, Castor, and the creation of a design and research center. The 1984 purchase of Zanussi by Electrolux was a significant move in the development of Electrolux, a Swedish firm to become a world leader in major appliances.