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Ovens are also used in the
manufacturing of
ceramics and pottery;
these ovens are
sometimes referred to as kilns.
Metallurgical furnaces are
ovens used...
- from a
convection oven.
Convection microwave ovens are more
expensive than
conventional microwave ovens. Some
convection microwave ovens—those with exposed...
- granddaughter. This
bequest included several Dutch ovens. Westward-bound
settlers took
Dutch ovens with them. A
Dutch oven was
among the gear
Lewis and
Clark carried...
- in the middle. Fan
ovens cook food faster, and are also used in non-food,
industrial applications.
Small countertop convection ovens for
household use...
- coke
oven battery, a
number of
ovens are
built in a row with
common walls between neighboring ovens. A
battery consisted of a
great many
ovens, sometimes...
- needed]
Before ovens had
thermometers or thermostats,
these standard words were used by
cooks and
cookbooks to
describe how hot an
oven should be to cook...
-
Laboratory ovens are a
common piece of
equipment that can be
found in electronics,
materials processing, forensic, and
research laboratories.
These ovens generally...
- sold 500,000 Easy-Bake
Ovens in the
first year of production. By 1997, more than 16
million Easy-Bake
Ovens had been sold. The
oven comes with
packets of...
- Look up
ovens in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Ovens are
thermally insulated chambers used for cooking.
Ovens may also
refer to:
Ovens River, a river...
-
invention of cast-iron stoves, and gas and
electric ovens. The
general build and
shape of clay
ovens were, mostly,
common to all peoples, with only slight...