Types of microwave
These solo microwaves are great for simple tasks such as reheating a forgotten cup of tea or warming up leftovers. But they can also take on bigger jobs, from cooking jacket potatoes, steaming vegetables or even baking cakes.
Microwaves with grills combine normal microwave cooking with a heating element, making it easy to grill fish or meat. Microwave grills also work great for browning pizzas, casseroles and cheesy gratins.
These microwaves offer more cooking flexibility than solo and grill models. This is because combination microwave ovens use microwave energy, a grill and convection heating (fanned hot air) so they can heat, roast, crisp and brown in the same way as a conventional oven, all in a fraction of the time.