New World Lochaber 90DFBLK review
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- Dual Fuel
- 90cm
This 90cm-wide New World Lochaber90DFBLK range cooker has two electric ovens, two grills, and a five-ring gas hob, so it offers several ways to cook your supper. But will it make perfectly simmered stews, well-risen cakes and evenly browned toast? We tested this range cooker to find out exactly how well it cooks, so read the full review to find out more.
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- What is it?
- What's good about it?
- Is there anything I should watch out for?
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- Should I buy it?
First reviewed by Which?
February 2021
Released
July 2020
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