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Gas electricity combo

In a first in kitchen technology, the Bi-Energy oven by Glem Gas offers the option of gas or electricity in the one unit. The Bi-Energy oven is the brainchild of Ottavio Cimino, managing director of Glem Gas, who, while proud of his Australian invention, believes his fascination with wine and food is largely due to his Italian heritage.

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