This new oven features a heating element that does not use a light bulb and offers an extensive assortment of mixes reflective of the hottest baking trends for today." ...

A working oven light is a useful tool for baking, so knowing how to replace the light bulb (and avoid common mistakes when doing so) is important.

Chalk it up as an unintended consequence of the federal government's move to phase out the incandescent light bulb.

The famous kids' oven is nearing its 50th anniversary. The new model looks like a curvy, purple toaster oven. The more shocking change is that the incandescent light bulb used to bake the little ...

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Many tasty treats have been baked under the light bulb of the Easy-Bake Oven over the years. That's about to change as the toy's maker prepares for the end of the common 100-watt incandescent ...

With the retirement of the incandescent bulb in 2012, all existing Easy-Bake Ovens will be useless, once the light bulbs inside them have finally baked their last cupcakes.

The Easy Bake Oven” has been given a top-to-bottom redesign, at the heart of which is a new heating element instead of a light bulb.

If you're not handy, it might be daunting to have to change your oven light, but our appliance expert says that it's easier than you might realize.

The latest version of the famous Easy-Bake oven, first marketed in 1963, is now all curves and purple with snazzy graphics — and there's no light bulb included in the toy's most modern makeover yet.

In light of the impending bulb ban, Hasbro will be rolling out what is presently dubbed the Easy-Bake Ultimate Oven, which will feature as-yet-unknown heating element.

You can even attach a solar garden light LED to the base and turn it into a solar lamp. The ultimate though is to hollow out your bulb, fill it with instamorph, and toss it into the oven.