Nostalgia Bacon Express BCN6BK Instruction Manual - How To Operate

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HOW TO OPERATE

First, find a stable surface near an electrical outlet. Make sure the cord is away from 

any water source, and that the Cooking Plate and Door Plates are properly in place. 

1. 

Plug the cord into the electrical outlet.

2. 

Preheat the unit by turning the Cooking Dial to Preheat. Press the Power Button to 

begin the preheat cycle. While preheating, the Power Button will illuminate blue.

3. 

When done preheating, the Cooking Dial will beep 10 

times and the Power Button will extinguish.

4. 

Carefully pull open the Doors using the Cool Touch Handles. 

CAUTION: Doors will be hot! Ensure fingers and hands do not 

touch Doors. If needed, use an oven mitt to open.

5. 

Drape up to 6 strips of bacon, evenly spaced, over the Cooking Plate. The number of bacon 

strips to fit on the unit may vary based on the thickness and width of each strip. 

COOKING TIP: For best results, do not overlap bacon strips.

COOKING TIP: Unit is recommended for use with regular-cut and store-bought thick-cut 

bacon. Some meat market or specialty-cut bacon may be too thick for this unit. 

CAUTION: DO NOT put bacon in unit without Cooking Plate/Door Plates in place. Grease 

from the bacon may cause the unit to malfunction. 

6. 

Use the Cool Touch Handles to close the Doors.

7. 

According to the thickness of the bacon and preferred crispness, 

turn the Cooking Dial to the desired setting. 

8. 

Press the Power Button to begin the cooking cycle. While 

cooking the Power Button will illuminate blue.

9. 

When the cooking cycle has ended, the Cooking Dial will beep 

10 times and the Power Button will extinguish.

10.  Carefully open the Doors using the Cool Touch Handles, and check that the bacon is cooked 

completely and to your liking. If desired, flip the bacon and cook for several more minutes.  

CAUTION: Steam is generated during use that could cause burns or 

other injury. Stay clear of the steam when opening the Doors.

11.  Remove bacon from the Cooking Plate using tongs or fork. 

NOTE: It is recommened that you use plastic or wooden utensils when removing bacon. 

Over time, metal utensils may damage the non-stick cooking surface of the Cooking Plate. 

12.  Before cooking more bacon, check the Drip Tray to ensure it does not need to be emptied.  

NOTE: Avoid grease spills by always checking the Drip Tray before moving the unit. If the 

Drip Tray is full, properly dispose of grease prior to moving the unit.