I Had Never Heard Of ‘Wolf’ Before!

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I watched the news yesterday and following it was a cookery programme. I don’t normally watch them as there are so many on television these days.
I noticed the oven behind them and it was manufactured by ‘Wolf’.
I turned over the channel and yet another cookery show was being televised and they also were using a Wolf oven.

They did look impressive, so l googled, Wolf. Wow, the prices for some of them, they were really expensive.

So l ask, had you heard of Wolf ovens before? What do you know about them and have you ever owned one?

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When I redesigned my kitchen in 1991 - it included a Wolf Range cooker. At that time they were made in Wisconson, USA. I believe some of them are now made in China.
It is a lovely cooker to look at, easy to clean - and efficient to use - would recommend them.

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Never heard of them, moff to Google them

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ST, What great taste you have!
I read, the brand Wolf, is favoured by top chefs and restaurants.

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@Artangel - I love my Wolf! 100% reliable.

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And there’s me thinking that a wolf had 4 legs and a howl. :lol:

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My first electric drill was a Wolf. I think that oven might be an Aussie one.

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I think I’m right in saying James Martin has Wolf appliances in his Saturday Mornimg Kitchen show filmed from his house…they look very impressive. Out of my price league though.

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Summer, It was his programme that l came across and noticed the Wolf oven. There was another cooking programme on elsewhere and they also had a Wolf oven.
That’s what made me think, they must be good!

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They look the business dont they :slight_smile:

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Summer, Yes they do, that’s why l went up close to the television to see the brand!
I would love one of their ranges!

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AFAIK, prices for Wolf Range Cookers are available only on application but Ebay have a Wolf Range Cooker on offer - Ex Display Wolf Range Cooker - griddle & 4 burner hob

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Price:
£11,500.00

A snip … :+1:

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We have the all electric range master classic 90 with ceramic top and I thought that was expensive . Then had to get pots and pans suitable for an induction top

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I think it was a UK brand. The plug is a clue.

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There is a bit of archive digging going on at the moment.

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That is not a bad thing, BTW

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Wolf is a US Brand but you can buy them in Australia, I think they cater for the upper end of the market

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A free-ranging plug top can be wired onto any electrical lead, so not a clue in my book.

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I have heard of Wolf,but i would not pay the price they ask even if i was loaded.
they do tools too.

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