Our take
Consider EBK-300R when a single station combining a toaster oven, four-cup coffeemaker, and griddle matches your breakfast routine. The compromise is substantial uncertainty about operation, timer behavior, fit, and seller contents.
Consider it for the combined coffee-and-griddle format only if you accept the source conflicts and unknown oven operation details..
Not for a settled slice count, specific Bake/Broil/Convection routine, exact griddle dimensions, pizza or pan threshold, confirmed timer limit, or current Amazon offer mapped to the historical ASIN.
Pros & cons
What could work for you, and what to consider before buying.
What works in its favor
- Maxi-Matic’s catalog lists a separate four-cup coffeemaker and oven-top griddle.
- The catalog describes a four-slice oven class, reusable coffee filter, and slide-out crumb tray.
- An exact-code retailer record supplies a 120-V / 60-Hz reference, with its attribution retained.
What to weigh up
- The historical row says two slices while the maker catalog says four.
- The catalog and retailers disagree about timer behavior and griddle dimensions.
- No model-specific guide explains modes, temperature, plug type, or numeric clearance.
The key details
| Model covered | EBK-300R |
|---|---|
| Documented cooking modes | Manufacturer catalog lists a toaster oven, four-cup coffeemaker, and oven-top griddle. |
| Published food-fit reference | Maker lists a four-slice class; frozen row title says two slices; no pizza or pan fit. |
| Controls and timer | Catalog lists an adjustable function knob; no model-specific mode procedure or temperature span. |
| Placement and electrical notes | Exact-code retailer record lists 120 V / 60 Hz; no manual-based clearance or plug statement. |
| Source and variant boundary | Timer and griddle-size claims conflict; Elite Gourmet row field and Maxi-Matic maker catalog are both retained. |
Performance figures are manufacturer claims. Source checked October 8, 2026. Regional models and included accessories can differ.
What the features mean for you
The attraction is the combination, not a single oven feature
Maxi-Matic’s manufacturer catalog presents the EBK-300R as part of a three-in-one breakfast station with a toaster-oven component, a four-cup coffeemaker, and a griddle mounted above the oven. It also lists a reusable coffee mesh filter, slide-out crumb tray, and adjustable function-control knob. This combination may suit a buyer who wants coffee and a small griddle alongside toast or oven use without choosing three separate appliances. The catalog’s four-slice claim describes the oven component; it does not mean the coffee maker and oven can be run simultaneously, because the saved evidence does not establish simultaneous operation.
The exact row and maker specification disagree
The frozen product row’s title calls the oven two-slice, while Maxi-Matic’s catalog lists a four-slice capacity for EBK-300R. The catalog also groups EBK-300BL/300R together, while the exact-code Newegg record identifies EBK-300R and provides retailer-only red-finish and electrical details. Keep the maker’s four-slice claim attributed and do not silently rewrite the old row as a confirmed four-slice listing. The exact historical Amazon ASIN is not tied to a current offer. A buyer who needs a definite slice count should request an exact-code product image or manual from the seller before relying on either description.
Timer and griddle measurements remain unsettled
Maxi-Matic’s catalog lists a sixty-minute timer with an indicator bell and auto-off, and Newegg also reports sixty minutes. A saved exact-code Walmart record says fifteen minutes. The manufacturer catalog measures the griddle at 5.75 × 9.5 inches, while Newegg describes it as both 9.5 and 8 inches and Walmart gives a six-inch diameter. Those are different claims and shapes, not a single settled footprint. Without an operation guide, the catalog timer claim also lacks mode-by-mode instructions. Do not filter for a precise griddle size or timer duration based on these conflicting records.
Electrical and placement information has limits
The exact-code Newegg record lists 120 V / 60 Hz and retailer-provided component ratings and dimensions, but the manufacturer catalog supplies no electrical rating and no inspected guide confirms the plug type or household-use language. The maker’s catalog also gives no numeric countertop clearance. Treat the voltage and frequency as retailer-attributed rather than as a maker’s nameplate statement, and do not turn the old 800-W oven or 650-W coffee maker numbers into verified identity claims. The exterior measurements and weight are likewise retailer specifications, not independent measurements. Check the actual appliance label and installation instructions for a strict compatibility requirement.
Choose a conventional oven when exact routines matter
EBK-300R’s appeal is space consolidation; its evidence is weaker for a buyer who needs a named oven mode or a well-defined fit limit. Toastmaster TOV320 has an exact guide for six procedures, a 30-minute timed scale, and four-inch outside clearance. Hamilton Beach 31240 documents a 12-inch pizza fit and probe use in Bake or Convection. Those models do not duplicate EBK-300R’s coffee maker and griddle, but they give clearer oven operating instructions. Compare the station by its combined routine and keep its slice, timer, and griddle conflicts visible. This review relies on saved documents and retailer records, not unit testing.
What else to compare
Choose Toastmaster TOV320 for a model-specific manual, six named routines, and four-inch clearance. Choose Hamilton Beach 31240 for its digital display, 12-inch pizza fit, and probe limited to Bake/Convection; neither adds the coffee maker and griddle.
Before you buy
How many slices does the EBK-300R hold?
The maker catalog says four slices, while the frozen row title says two. The saved evidence does not resolve that disagreement for a current seller unit.
Is the griddle’s cooking surface exactly 5.75 × 9.5 inches?
That is the manufacturer catalog’s measurement. Retailer records give other dimensions, so the griddle footprint remains unresolved.
Does the oven have a verified 60-minute timer?
The catalog and Newegg list sixty minutes, but a saved Walmart record says fifteen and no model-specific operating guide resolves the conflict.
Where can I check the current price?
Use the Amazon link for current offers. Check the exact model, seller, product condition, delivery, and return terms. This page does not display a live price or confirm stock.
Sources & review basis
We use the following manufacturer documentation for the product features above. Our suitability notes and buying advice are editorial judgments based on those features, not measured performance results.
- Maxi-Matic manufacturer catalog ↗ — checked October 8, 2026.
- Maxi-Matic manufacturer catalog ↗ — checked October 8, 2026.
- Exact-code Newegg EBK-300R record ↗ — checked October 8, 2026.
- Exact-code Walmart EBK-300R record ↗ — checked October 4, 2026.
The decision
Choose EBK-300R for the combined coffee, griddle, and oven format only after confirming the exact seller unit. Choose a conventional model when a specific timer, cooking mode, or food-fit limit is essential.
Is it the right fit?
Check the exact model and today’s offers on Amazon.