I’d like to know how to cook taquitos well they’ll cook without the preheat

Good luck figuring out this confusing contraption.

I have had mine for year and half and still going strong and still learning new things.

That is exciting ! We appreciate all customers feedback as we strive to deliver great quality and services to our customers. Please feel free to reach out to us if you have any questions at Socialmediahelp@nuwavenow.com Thank you.

Oh no I just bought one for my daughter when she cooked her chicken it automatically shot off wasn’t able to turn on again to cook chicken a little longer help needed

@@lissettepena7895 Hello, I am so sorry to hear this. Please send us an email and we will definitely look into this for you. Socialmediahelp@nuwavenow.com

This may come a bit late. But set your oven to the highest temperate possible and leave it like that for two to six hours. All food stuff will turn to dust and will be easier to wipe off.

Hello Joe, great question! The unit will shut off when it has reach the set probe temperature.

We recommend placing the Bravo XL away from flammable projects, as it is an oven it does get warm or even hot depending on how hot it is set to, however the controls and the handle to the Bravo will remain cool to touch while you are cooking!

Hi Marilyn, feel free to contact our culinary team at Culinary@nuwavenow.com and remember we recommend evenly spacing for the fries to be able to cook thoroughly and you may add a drizzle of oil or cooking spray to give that extra crunch texture.

Hello, check out the link below www.nuwavebravo.com/common/BVCTH70/unbox.asp and if you have any additional questions please contact us at socailmediahelp@nuwavenow.com

It's really really bad smokes so bad really couldn't see my wife

@@davidbrock8537 David, please know smoking is caused due to grease splattering that come in contact with the heating elements. Place something under the food or cover it to prevent that from happening.

@@nuwaveoven naw....... Its a turd even with the drip pan it still drips down on the burners or what the hell ever you call them they should have be designed on top or the sides not on bottom but with everything being said it does cook great but smokes entirely way too much

The Bravo XL can absolutely grill steaks and cook grilled cheese or chicken breasts. For grilling use the grill function or use the Top/Bottom button to set the bottom temperature to 100%, meaning all the heat will come from the bottom heating element. If you like to sear it first, use the sear function which is also a button on the Bravo XL, when you see sear 1, it means the Bravo will sear your food in the beginning and if you huddle over to sear 2, the Bravo XL will sear it at the end. Grilled cheese can be obtained by toasting the food on a broiler rack with a high temperature (400-425 F) to ensure the bread gets a some browning.

@@nuwaveoven Thanks! Husband returned a Ninja Foodie Smart XL 6 in 1 Grill which I liked but he cooks more than me and he bought the Brio 14QT by NuWave and steaks were great. But than he saw this one and it's smaller and matches better and we were really just trying to find out if this is just as good better if we should try this one or keep what we have. But if this is just as good just smaller he would prefer this one. Thanks! Someone recommended we watch this other video we haven't done it yet.

Hello, Thank you for your interest in the Bravo XL . I am happy to inform you it does come with a temperature probe.

I tried to do wings again in the air fryer it leaks smoke the whole house up. I’ve been trying to get in touch with customer service for weeks I emailed them and have no response. I do not like my oven at all. The directions are horrible.

@@angieaument927 OMG. Really? Put a drip pan under it. 🤦‍♂️

• Dimensions: 20.2" x 16.5" x 11" l x w x h

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Press "Time" & "PreHeat" Together. and use dial to set the time. Then press ON/OFF button to set it.

@@nuwaveoven that is a different model.

Hello, Thank you for your interest in the Bravo XL. I am happy to inform you the Bravo XL is very simple to clean and comes with instructions if needed.

You have to hit start within 5 mins of it reaching set temperature or turn preheat off

It is the same as cooking bacon stove top . . . the water content is at first driven off requiring full exhaust fan over your stove. There is a lot of steam/smoke until the bacon is rendered. Then, you can turn your fan down. This is the same thing a toaster-oven has to deal with, but without a full powered filter-fan vent system. A full scale fan-exhaust-grease trap would be great, but most people can't deal with the cleaning required. Professionals have to deal with their kitchen venting and grease traps! One expensive mistake I made with an exotic microwave that had an auto-cook shutoff. I tried to make bratwurst in beer . . . the alcohol was driven out of the beer and destroyed the sensor! The sensor part cost as much as the entire microwave. COOKING BACON -- One of the best ways to cook bacon is draping several layers of paper towel over a large bowel, and laying the bacon across the paper towel. The paper towels absorb the water driven out of the bacon, preventing 'smoke.' Try it a few times, and you will get perfect rendered bacon that is almost grease-free.

Good morning Mark, Please feel free to contact us via email at socialmediahelp@nuwavenow.com . We will be more than happy to walk you through it.

I feel the same way. I don’t need this stupid video how to take it out of the box. I need clear OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS. The crap 5hey send is not sufficient, confusing and doesn’t explain clearly. Ready to send this thing back.

@@nuwaveoven I'm trying to find out differences and which is better Brio 14 QT verses Bravo XL

Exactly!!! That's why I looked up on KZfaq and still not finding the information. I'm so frustrated!

@@KetoBaker007 I feel your pain! It is a very nice toaster oven, but my wife and I have had to learn by trail and error. Keep trying!