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The Best Ovens and Hobs The most efficient ovens and hobs will help you save time and energy at home. They're designed to assist you cook more delicious meals including perfect roasties, fluffy cakes and fast pasta dishes. It is also advisable to look for models that have intelligent capabilities. They allow you to control the appliance using an app that you can download to your smartphone. This can reduce cooking time and make it easier to keep them clean. 1. Zanussi ZBOX7100 The Zanussi ZWSO7100V comes with an energy efficiency class of A+ rating, so you can cook more efficiently and save money. In addition, the low-noise air filtration system captures grease particles and bad odours so your kitchen stays fresh and clean. In 1916, Antonio Zanussi from a village located in northeast Italy established a workshop. He made gas cookers under the name Rex, after the ocean-going Italian liner that defeated the prestigious Blue Riband during the transatlantic crossing. After Antonio's demise in 1946, the management was passed on to his sons Lino and Guido. They utilized their skills in the field to devise an carefully designed strategy that transformed the company into an important manufacturer. The purchase of the company by Electrolux in 1984 helped to consolidate the European position of that world-leading Swedish manufacturer. 2. Zanussi ZBOX7200 In 1916, Antonio Zanussi founded a small workshop near Pordenone in Northeastern Italy. In 1946, Antonio Zanussi died and the management of the company was transferred to his sons Lino & Guido. Their expertise in business and industrial expertise led them to plan a strategy that saw their business grow quickly into a large manufacturing industry. Today Zanussi offers a wide range of innovative technology and quirky designs that make cooking more fun and easier than ever. Ovens have been updated with features such as Food Safe Control and Flower Flame burner technology and the brand's range of hobs are now even easier to use thanks to the addition of Easy CookingPRO. Cooling appliances have been upgraded to include TwinTech and XL storage and Quick Chill functions that make the weekly shop and food preparation less of a chore. 3. Zanussi ZBOX7300 The products of the brand were relaunched with new designs with exciting features, including induction technology that allows boiling water and cooking homemade sauces a simple, efficient and manageable job. Zanussi Professional refrigerator freezers also innovate with their 'TwinTech” dual cooling system, which keeps food fresher longer and allows for easier storage of the grocery store items you buy every week. In 1946, Antonio Zanussi passed away and the management of his family company was transferred to his two sons Lino and Guido. hob and oven were able to take a strategic approach to business expansion. This included buying other brands, like Zoppas Grandi Cucine, Becchi Castor and Triplex appliances. In 1984 Zanussi was purchased by Electrolux, and today the Swedish giant and the Italian manufacturer share their expertise to create innovative kitchen appliances that allow people to cook and clean up as well as entertain. Zanussi's Italian design team brings humor, charm and colors to their appliances – a vast cry from their white, clinical, box-shaped predecessors. 4. Zanussi ZBOX7400 In 1916, Antonio Zanussi, a blacksmith's son from Pordenone in northern Italy, opened an unassuming factory that produced cookers. When he passed away in 1946, Zanussi had established an extensive brand and was releasing appliances with the royal-sounding Rex name. He also invested in research and development. He established an industrial facility in Porcia and also set up a Study Centre for the creation of modern, well-designed goods. In 1984 the company was sold to Electrolux. This allowed the Swedish company become a major European producer of major appliances. It also increased its presence in Southern Europe. In addition, Zanussi brought with it an experienced design team that incorporated colors and a touch of charm in its designs. This was a stark contrast to the sleek, white, box-shaped appliances that dominated the market at the time. 5. Zanussi ZBOX7500 Zanussi has been providing kitchen appliances for more than 100 years. Zanussi has earned the trust of consumers by delivering products of outstanding quality and ingenuity across a broad range of categories. The perfect blend of design and engineering means they develop products that are ahead of the curve. Their commercial kitchen equipment includes deep-frying machines, cooktops and oven ranges. They also have chargrills. combi ovens, blast chillers and chargrills. After the death of Antonio Zanussi in 1946, management passed to his two sons, Lino and Guido. The brothers continued with the strategy of purchasing major brands such as Becchi, Castor and Zoppas Grandi Cucine and investing in a Study Centre to research and develop new appliances. They were the top Italian household appliance manufacturer by their efforts. Their acquisition by Electrolux enabled the Swedish company to increase its market share in Southern and Northern Europe. 6. Zanussi ZBOX7600 Antonio Zanussi was a blacksmith who lived in Pordenone, in the Friuli Venezia Giulia area of Italy. He opened his first cookery factory in 1916. His sons Lino and Guido's expertise in the field helped the company grow quickly. By 1946, it had a catalogue with the sound of royalty, such as Rex. The 1984 acquisition of the company by Electrolux helped the Swedish manufacturer establish a significant presence in Southern Europe and helped to strengthen its position in major appliances. The acquisition also brought compressor manufacturing on a large scale to the Electrolux group. Both companies were pleased with the acquisition and Zanussi remains an extremely popular brand in domestic appliances. 7. Zanussi ZBOX7700 A blacksmith's son who was born in Pordenone in the northeast of Italy, Antonio Zanussi began his cooker business in 1916. The first model he made was called 'Rex' to commemorate the success of the brand new liner that was sailing from Gibraltar to New York. The company was acquired by Electrolux in 1984 and the acquisition helped them grow into a leading European brand of major appliances. The Italian company's production and research facilities were complemented by the Swedish firm's experience in the production of domestic appliances. In the kitchen, Zanussi Professional has continued to come up with new and interesting designs and technologies like 'Flower Flame burner' for ovens, as well as a range of hobs that are energy efficient. Zanussi Professional also offers a cooling system, called TwinTech, that keeps food fresher for longer and makes planning the weekly grocery shopping process simpler than ever before. The latest washing machines made by the company include smart features that make daily tasks such as boiling water quicker and more efficient. 8. Zanussi ZBOX7800 The story of Zanussi begins with Antonio Zanussi, a blacksmith's son from the small northeastern Italian village of Pordenone who began making home appliances in 1916. In 1946 Antonio Zanussi died and management of the company was handed over to his two sons Lino and Guido, whose industrial abilities transformed the family business into a manufacturing industry. Zanussi acquired many important brands during this period It also acquired several important brands, including Becchi Castor and Zoppas Grandi Cucine. This allowed the brand to become one of Italy’s leading producers of major home appliances. In 1984 the Zanussi brand was purchased by Electrolux which is a Swedish company that was well on its way to becoming a European leading manufacturer of major appliances. The acquisition of Zanussi was a sensible move for Electrolux because it allowed Electrolux to gain access to southern Europe and Zanussi's design expertise and massive compressor manufacturing provided Electrolux an edge in northern Europe. 9. Zanussi ZBOX7850 The Zanussi story began in 1916 when Antonio Zanussi – the son of a blacksmith from Pordenone in northeast Italy began making cookers at his small workshop. In 1933, he introduced the REX trademark to coincide with the launch of the infamous Italian liner which set a record for the longest transatlantic crossing. At the time Antonio died in 1946, his company had grown to be an important exporter and producer of household appliances. His two sons, Lino e Guido, took over the management. With a carefully planned policy of acquisition (of the Becchi, Castor, Zoppas Grandi Cucine and Triplex brands among others) and expansion of production across Europe the brand was the leader in the Italian market, and was among the most prominent producers in the European one. The acquisition by Electrolux in 1984 further reinforced their position, and the company continues to produce in Southern and Northern Europe to this day. 10. Zanussi ZBOX7860 The story of Zanussi began in 1916, when Antonio Zanussi, a blacksmith from the small town of Pordenone in Northeastern Italy, began to make cookers. When he died in 1946, the company was in decline. death in 1946, the management of the company had passed to his sons Lino and Guido. The brothers utilized their industrial expertise to create an incredibly well-planned business plan that helped turn the business into an important manufacturing industry. The acquisition of Zanussi in 1984 by Electrolux made the Swedish giant become a major player in the European market for large appliances. It also brought with it the production of large-scale compressors which was a significant addition to the new Electrolux.