Bush B60SCBX review
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- 60 cm
- Electric
The Bush B60SCBX electric cooker lacks some of the bells and whistles found on other cookers and simply consists of a single oven with a ceramic hob. There’s no fan to help spread the heat around your food as it cooks, so you might be wondering if this cooker can bake evenly. We’ve tested it to find out, so read our review to get the full story.
- Pros and cons
- What is it?
- What's good about it?
- Is there anything I should watch out for?
- Is there anything else I should know?
- Should I buy it?
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