Last week, we reviewed the Miele MasterChef wall oven. The Wolf would be its direct competitor on the premium side along with Thermador, Jenn-Air and Dacor.
Wall Ovens
Wall ovens are the most sophisticated appliance in your kitchen. You can cook your food with a touch of a button in most ovens. In others, you can control most functions from your phone. You want to turn the temperature down from another room? You can now do that.
Wolf
Wolf changed its convection system a couple of years ago to use blowers rather than fans. They also added their intuitive Gourmet controls, so the oven now calculates the best time and temperature.
However, there are other ovens to consider for different reasons. So we look at Wolf's features and compare versus the other premium brands.
At the end, you will have a better understanding of what to buy based on how you cook.
Video Review of Wolf Wall Ovens
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