FlavorWave Oven Turbo
Categories: Kitchen and Cookware
Mr. T proudly presents the FlavorWave Oven Turbo. It lets you turbo cook your favorite foods up to 3 times  faster and without any added fat.
Whether your food is fresh or frozen, you can bake, broil, roast, toast, sear, steam, reheat or barbeque, faster than ever before with the amazing FlavorWave Oven Turbo.
This innovative oven uses a safe combination of halogen heat, infrared waves and convection cooking. Your food is cooked faster and will be juicier and tastier.
Fats and oils are removed with the FlavorWave so it is great for your health and helpful to dieting.
The FlavorWave Oven is simple and easy to use. First place first or frozen food inside. Then just set the timer and temperature control.
In addition to your food tasting great and having less fat, you’ll also be saving money. The FlavorWave Oven uses 77% less energy than an ordinary oven.
The FlavorWave Oven even cleans up after itself with the self-cleaning function. It is also dishwasher safe.
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It’s never been easier to prepare juicy vegetables, mouth-watering steaks and chicken, grilled seafood with the FlavorWave Oven Turbo.
You can order the FlavorWave Oven Turbo for just three easy payments of $39.95 plus the cost of  shipping and handling. As a special bonus you’ll also receive a free Power Stick Kitchen system with your order. You just have to pay the additional shipping and handling.
The  Power Stick Kitchen system is valued at $100 and comes with the Flavorwave Powerstick unit, Chopping Bowl, Mixing Cup, Whisk, Wall Rack, and the instruction manual.
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jack on Sat, 5th Dec 2009 2:27 pm
whats better? the nuwave oven pro or flavor wave oven turbo?
As Seen On TV on Wed, 9th Dec 2009 5:36 pm
Jack,
Their both good ovens. However the Nuwave Oven does have a longer history and also comes with more free accessories.
Martin on Mon, 29th Nov 2010 5:10 pm
Are there any differences between how the Nuwave and FlavorWave ovens work?
As Seen On TV on Mon, 29th Nov 2010 7:56 pm
Martin,
The Nuwave and FlavorWave ovens both use a fairly similar method of cooking. There isn’t really much of a difference.
Larry Mangum on Tue, 14th Dec 2010 2:58 pm
I’ve read that “Nu Wave” only heats up to temperatures of 350 degrees “vs” the Flavor Wave’s 500 degrees? Is that true? What foods, or circumstances, would require a cooking temperature of greater than 350 degrees? Secondly, MAXED OUT with all the utensils and extras for each oven–what does the price comparison look like? Finally, Where can I get a “price reduction” coupon for the Flavor Wave?
Barry on Thu, 31st Mar 2011 2:31 am
I’ve owned a halogen oven for around 1 years now, it’s an amazing cooking appliance… I rarely use my large gas oven now.
Catherine on Mon, 25th Apr 2011 12:22 pm
i love my nuwave oven. we use it everyday to cook. i bought a sharper image for my rv. wanted something different. i love it too.
Marilyn Walton on Sun, 25th Dec 2011 11:43 am
I want an oven to replace my former conventional oven that was ruined by a con man appliance repairman! Need to know some answers about the availability of parts–like glass dome, if needed, the cost of parts, if I will have to send it some place to be repaired, what are the dimensions, if it breaks, can anyone repair it? How long will the special last????
What is the difference between the Sharper Image, the Nu Wave and the FlavorWare? I thought they were the SAME company because the prices are the same! However, I need to know dimensions, availability of repair, parts, if ever needed. How long and where would I have to send it. Can I replace this with my conventional oven? Which is the larger oven? Do they all cook different foods AT THE SAME TIME?