Tefal Mini Oven (8.5L)

This is a picture of my TEFAL mini oven.

(Photo credit: http://www.tefal.co.kr/)

I bought this oven about year ago. I would have bought a big built in oven if I was going to stay in Korea permanently. I can bake 6 medium size cookies at one time, so it takes me about 3 hours to bake a reasonable amount of cookies. I bought this for 86,000 won ($US 90.50), now it is available for 77,000 won on the internet (US $81.10).

This is a picture of “Convex” brand oven. Very popular in Korea at the moment. (available from 90,000 won, US $ 94.80, 18.5L, 2 story oven).

(Photo credit: http://shopping.naver.com/search/all_search.nhn?query=Convex&frm=NVSCPRO)

This is a picture of the cheapest oven in Korea at the moment. “Namyang Kitchen” brand (available from 25,000 won, US $26.30, 9L)

(Photo credit: http://www.kitchenflower.co.kr/Neo/kf_main.html)

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Written by: Sue

Updated on: May 13, 2019

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