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Gourmia Digital 4-Slice Toaster Oven Air Fryer w/ 11 Cooking Functions (Stainless Steel) on sale for $59.99 - 30% off when you login in w/ Target Circle =
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Features:
- 11 Cooking Functions include Air Fry, Toast, Bake, Dehydrate, and more
- Includes an air fry basket, oven rack, baking pan, and crumb tray
- Easy-set controls makes it simple to adjust the temperature, time, and toast shade
- Large digital display
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Mine fits a 12" frozen pizza, like Tony's, Red Baron, Tombstone, etc. I make 4 pieces of toast in it, and I can see if they're getting too dark. I donated my old 2 slice toaster. It preheats so fast, I usually don't even preheat, just slide those chicken tenders in. This cooks them faster, too. Like 400F for 11 minutes. It's wonderful on baked chicken thighs.
The downside was that it's beyond difficult to clean. From day 1, it developed those brown grease stains. Underneath and around the heating elements are impossible to scrub. I've seen people posting on Reddit, asking how to clean and I chickened out on using Easy Off, because a few people said the sides might be aluminum which "pits" with oven cleaners. I've accepted that the inside looks gross, but my food isn't touching the interior other than the rack. So actually, it's a win. One less thing to scrub clean on my day off.
I, personally, would not want the "basket" air fryers. This really is a glorified toaster oven air fryer, which holds more food and can do other things as well. Mine is parked on top my microwave over, on top a microwave cart.
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Mine fits a 12" frozen pizza, like Tony's, Red Baron, Tombstone, etc. I make 4 pieces of toast in it, and I can see if they're getting too dark. I donated my old 2 slice toaster. It preheats so fast, I usually don't even preheat, just slide those chicken tenders in. This cooks them faster, too. Like 400F for 11 minutes. It's wonderful on baked chicken thighs.
The downside was that it's beyond difficult to clean. From day 1, it developed those brown grease stains. Underneath and around the heating elements are impossible to scrub. I've seen people posting on Reddit, asking how to clean and I chickened out on using Easy Off, because a few people said the sides might be aluminum which "pits" with oven cleaners. I've accepted that the inside looks gross, but my food isn't touching the interior other than the rack. So actually, it's a win. One less thing to scrub clean on my day off.
I, personally, would not want the "basket" air fryers. This really is a glorified toaster oven air fryer, which holds more food and can do other things as well. Mine is parked on top my microwave over, on top a microwave cart.
Mine fits a 12" frozen pizza, like Tony's, Red Baron, Tombstone, etc. I make 4 pieces of toast in it, and I can see if they're getting too dark. I donated my old 2 slice toaster. It preheats so fast, I usually don't even preheat, just slide those chicken tenders in. This cooks them faster, too. Like 400F for 11 minutes. It's wonderful on baked chicken thighs.
The downside was that it's beyond difficult to clean. From day 1, it developed those brown grease stains. Underneath and around the heating elements are impossible to scrub. I've seen people posting on Reddit, asking how to clean and I chickened out on using Easy Off, because a few people said the sides might be aluminum which "pits" with oven cleaners. I've accepted that the inside looks gross, but my food isn't touching the interior other than the rack. So actually, it's a win. One less thing to scrub clean on my day off.
I, personally, would not want the "basket" air fryers. This really is a glorified toaster oven air fryer, which holds more food and can do other things as well. Mine is parked on top my microwave over, on top a microwave cart.
I think your saying the toaster is better bc it can fit in more on the shelf vs crowding the and layering in the basket.
My only concern is all the fat dripping down to the bottom of the oven. I currently have the basket style, however I find that it's too small when making chicken wings, i have to do it in 2 batches. I also like the basket because it's so easy to clean. Now I don't know if I should switch to the toaster style.
Mine fits a 12" frozen pizza, like Tony's, Red Baron, Tombstone, etc. I make 4 pieces of toast in it, and I can see if they're getting too dark. I donated my old 2 slice toaster. It preheats so fast, I usually don't even preheat, just slide those chicken tenders in. This cooks them faster, too. Like 400F for 11 minutes. It's wonderful on baked chicken thighs.
The downside was that it's beyond difficult to clean. From day 1, it developed those brown grease stains. Underneath and around the heating elements are impossible to scrub. I've seen people posting on Reddit, asking how to clean and I chickened out on using Easy Off, because a few people said the sides might be aluminum which "pits" with oven cleaners. I've accepted that the inside looks gross, but my food isn't touching the interior other than the rack. So actually, it's a win. One less thing to scrub clean on my day off.
I, personally, would not want the "basket" air fryers. This really is a glorified toaster oven air fryer, which holds more food and can do other things as well. Mine is parked on top my microwave over, on top a microwave cart.
https://www.target.com/p/gourmia-...A-82780907
I think your saying the toaster is better bc it can fit in more on the shelf vs crowding the and layering in the basket.
My only concern is all the fat dripping down to the bottom of the oven. I currently have the basket style, however I find that it's too small when making chicken wings, i have to do it in 2 batches. I also like the basket because it's so easy to clean. Now I don't know if I should switch to the toaster style.
This appears to be the newer version of mine. You can view the racks in product pics.
https://www.target.com/p/gourmia-...A-82780907
I just posted the newer version of the one I own already. It's $80, with a $5 off coupon right now.
If this were my first purchase, needed a bigger capacity, and didn't mind the extra few bucks, I'd get the one you linked. I'm cooking for one, but the idea of roasting a whole chicken, hmmm. Summer is coming, I don't miss heating the apartment for a good meal or brownies. I also don't miss waiting for the big oven to preheat (like 15+ minutes.)
(I did post the upgraded version of the one I own and someone has posted another, even larger capacity one.) So, decide on how much food you prepare based on your family size. Or counter top space availability. I know someone with a gigo-normous basket style air fryer which takes up too much real estate. She also has the 8qt Instant Pot and has a house with miles of counter space. Make informed and practical choices by comparing.
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Mine fits a 12" frozen pizza, like Tony's, Red Baron, Tombstone, etc. I make 4 pieces of toast in it, and I can see if they're getting too dark. I donated my old 2 slice toaster. It preheats so fast, I usually don't even preheat, just slide those chicken tenders in. This cooks them faster, too. Like 400F for 11 minutes. It's wonderful on baked chicken thighs.
The downside was that it's beyond difficult to clean. From day 1, it developed those brown grease stains. Underneath and around the heating elements are impossible to scrub. I've seen people posting on Reddit, asking how to clean and I chickened out on using Easy Off, because a few people said the sides might be aluminum which "pits" with oven cleaners. I've accepted that the inside looks gross, but my food isn't touching the interior other than the rack. So actually, it's a win. One less thing to scrub clean on my day off.
I, personally, would not want the "basket" air fryers. This really is a glorified toaster oven air fryer, which holds more food and can do other things as well. Mine is parked on top my microwave over, on top a microwave cart.
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I think your saying the toaster is better bc it can fit in more on the shelf vs crowding the and layering in the basket.
My only concern is all the fat dripping down to the bottom of the oven. I currently have the basket style, however I find that it's too small when making chicken wings, i have to do it in 2 batches. I also like the basket because it's so easy to clean. Now I don't know if I should switch to the toaster style.