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The CiBO+ oven redefines high-speed cooking with its unique, patent-pending Tri-Heat technology that combines Microwave, TurboAir, and ContactBase heating methods for unmatched quality and speed. Unlike traditional speed ovens that can compromise food quality for faster results, CiBO+ delivers evenly cooked food in seconds without sacrificing taste or texture. Its versatile design allows for five customizable temperature groups, ensuring each menu item is cooked at its optimal temperature. Compact and ventless, the CiBO+ plugs into a standard socket, making it ideal for diverse locations like convenience stores, coffee shops, and bars, maximizing revenue potential in limited spaces.
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