Should You Get an Air Fryer or an Air Fryer Toaster Oven? | Gear Heads
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- Опубликовано: 18 ноя 2021
- Air fryers are all the rage, and for good reason. They're essentially countertop convection ovens, but technology has changed a lot since we initially reviewed them. There a lots of new styles and types, including the air fryer toaster oven. So which one is right for you?
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I live alone in a single room apartment. I would love to have a traditional air fryer and an oven, IF I have the space. So instead, I bought an air-fryer-oven to save space. The foods might not be a Michelin star restaurant level but it's good enough for me. You gain some, you lose some.
Hint: I have the Breville Smart Oven and to ease cleaning I put a silicone baking mat in the bottom drip tray. It fits perfectly and makes cleanup so much easier. Just pop it out and wash (it can even go in the dishwasher).
That is such a great idea! Thank you for sharing- i'm adding this to mine right now!
uh, but splatter gets everywhere not just on the bottom...
Yeah, I did chicken wings in my breville once and it made a huge mess, even with a drip tray on the bottom rack. I use my full size oven on convection for wings now. I am tempted by the idea of a drawer style air fryer for easier cleaning
@@minigiant8998 90% of things in this world are 'very bad for you'. Chicken wings in an air fryer are much better for you than deep fried if you choose to eat them.
Considering I could die in a car accident tomorrow running to the store, I choose to enjoy my food while I'm still alive, even if it's not the healthiest thing in the world.
@@Patryn71 it's totally unhealthful in an air fryer.
I actually prefer the toaster oven style of air fryer. It's more versatile and It's much easier to keep clean as well. Just wrap foil around the bottom liner and make it loose enough that you can gently press the foil into it's indentation.
Also, always, always, always slide the racks out with a tray/plate under it. It will save you time and frustration with clean-up.
Do you experience grease splatter on the sidewalls or top heating element?
@@joannsfoodbites8182yes i also wondering about the splash on the top inside.. had to throw our old air fryer because of it
My Breville bakes all my pies during the holidays when my oven is doing double duty with turkey, dressing and casseroles. I use it nearly every day.
Wow!! How much is the Breville?
@@GrowGlow I bought it six or seven years ago at BB&Beyond w/a 20% off coupon. It had the convection mode which is why I picked it. Then, I got it for just under $200. Because of the convection mode, I can cook anything in it, even frozen dinners that specify NOT to use a toaster oven. This is not a toaster over. Not sure what the price is today. A quick search would tell.
@@GrowGlow specifying- "cooks all my pies" - one at a time. They cook perfectly using the convection mode. I usually reduce Temps by 10 degrees and reduce cook time by 5 to 10 minutes.
@@slowbaker Thank you for the tips and the info! My husband and I are downsizing to an apartment in the new year and I'm going to miss having dual oven in the kitchen...I think it's finally time to get an air fryer/convection oven 😍
I have a Breville too. I bought it at BBB using a coupon. I love it for everything BUT the airfryer. I gave away my drawer style airfryer and bought the Breville to conserve space. Bought another drawer style airfryer.
I actually use this channel a lot to learn and teach the home ec version of what I consider to be important high school education for kids who need to become adults one day.
That's a great idea and use. I didn't think Home Ec was still available in schools. It takes special people to be teacher's in today's world so kudos to you!!
Every unit shown in this video is a convection oven. An actual air fryer is patented by Phillips and is a drawer. It’s expensive because they own the technology. The radiant heat is on the top and the hot convection air blows up from the bottom.
Home ec is so undervalued and underfunded these days. Everyone in my highschool considered it a blowoff class and a lot of them still have no idea how to cook and clean for themselves. Truly is disappointing. And also shows how badly their parents failed them as well. Home ec is honestly the only class I had any respect for because it's actually useful information that we use in our daily lives. Definitely more useful than forcing calculus down an artist's throat
@@callmestumps6954 Our mum made sure that both of us knew how to cook & clean before we left the house for good. 2 of the next 3 room-mates had also learned from mum; the 3rd said, when queried, Mum & (sister) used to do that! Answer: when are they coming to stay? Took a minute for the penny to drop.
@@bluerock4456 all kids should have that experience but for those that don't, home ec should provide the same skills
I have had the Breville Smart Oven Air for several years and I love it. She didn’t mention the other benefits of this oven though. It also dehydrates, broils, slow cooks or slow roasts, warms, reheats, and has a special bagel setting that leaves the bottom of the bagel soft.
I have the updated one (the Pro) and I have to agree. I haven't managed to use it as a slow cooker or dehydrator since I have a slow cooker and haven't managed to get extra racks yet. But I tried the dough proofing recently and it was amazing. My house is not warm enough in winter to get dough to raise properly.
Breville may cost a bit more, but as mentioned it does so much more than just air fry. Well worth the price!
So does my airfryer.
I also use the dehydrate setting to proof dough, like cinnamon rolls. Useful if I have refrigerated the dough overnight and want to cook the rolls for breakfast without waiting too long for the dough to rise.
Same here ! We have had a Breville, too, for several years. There are so many benefits ! An air fryer pretty much does one thing. The Breville does SO MUCH MORE ! To me, between the two, this is an easy decision. Our Breville has the option of convection.
I've had the Breville Toaster oven for over a year and I still wonder why I waited so long to get one! It's one of the hardest working tools in my kitchen. It's AWESOME! I bake pies and whole chickens... it's crazy useful!
Yeah, once you realize how quickly it heats up and how almost nothing requires the massive oven size that we’re used to, I hardly touch my normal oven.
Same here !
I’ve had mine for 12 years. Haven’t used the regular oven since. Good for the decreased electric bill too
Can you put porceline plastic containers … plates bowls cups in there and microwave too and not burn?
Sorry to ask I have not used a microwave in almost 30yrs cause imma afraid of radiation, but my son really wants one and now that I’m older, it may be useful.
@@marylee2732 It's not a microwave at all. I would say, no plastic, unless it's one of those TV dinner style meals, that comes in a plastic tray. I have a oven style air fryer and the basket style. I love the oven style. I hope that answers your question.
I am so pleased that I finally bought an air fryer - and especially pleased that I paid attention to the positive reviews of other users, and decided on this one ruclips.net/user/postUgkxD4Qeo-HRLxMfom_PDinM_SBfes00qJsB . It is just perfect for the two of us, and takes up very little space on my small countertop. I roasted salmon filets for dinner tonight and they were the best ever - slightly crispy on the outside but moist inside. Best of all, no smelly kitchen or difficult clean-up. My only complaint would be the lack of even a few printed recipes to get started. My generation does not find it easy to access the QR code and use the smart phone app. I bought a recipe book instead, which gave me the confidence to experiment.
It won't allow me to click on the link.
TIP: if you need to cover something with foil but it keeps blowing off with the convection fan, lay a metal cooling rack on top! Holds it down without blocking the heat. Could never fold or crimp the edges tight enough that it didn’t end up flying off! lol
Foldback Office Bulldog Clips work better.😃
Or you can use a cast iron or a brick.. like brick oven chicken comes out pretty good
Put a toothpick in the top to hold it down.
Binder clips work well to keep foil and baking papers in place.
Great tip. Thanks
On your recommendation I went out and bought the Instant Vortex Plus here in Australia. My wife was not happy..... Untill I cooked the first batch of fries. She begrudgingly acknowledged that this machine is worth it's weight in gold. Thank you ATK. I finally won an argument.
Congrats mate!
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M still confused. Should i buy ninja foodie deluxe or seperate machines air fryer seperate instant pot seperate
@@ummmohammad8781 me to , I'm still not sure what to get ,
A good air fryer these days have both a heating element on the top and bottom. Some have a glass window so you don't have to open the drawer to see how the cooking is going. A ideal one, for me, would have all those features in one.
I think the beginning of the video where she favours the basket over the oven style is misleading. Looks more like an infomercial where the oven style makes a terrible mess. We have had both and they both have advantages and disadvantages. Depending which one you get, the oven style definitely gives you a lot more room and flexibility and they are certainly not that hard to clean if you are careful removing the food (hold a plate or small cooking sheet under the shelf as you pull it out). The drip tray in the bottom catches anything that falls when cooking. For example - tonight I cooked some fish on the middle rack and a few minutes before it was done I put some asparagus on a rack and just slid it into the slot above the fish rack so both were done at the same time - could never do that with a basket model. We have a Sur la Table Oven model that is only marginally bigger than a 6 qt basket model but can easily cook twice as much. Finally, as everyone knows, air fryers cook better if you can get some separation between the pieces you are cooking to allow better air circulation. Once again, the oven model works better because you have more room the spread the food out. PS. The model we have also comes with a conventional type basket you can just slide in on top of the drip tray - also an rotisserie basket that is great for fries or wings.
Can you use like glass bowls in there. I’m wondering if I can make pasta like I see people here do in their air fryer
I have the Ninja flip up oven. I love it for air fry, bake, broil, roast, toast and the warm hold abilities. I don’t have much counter space, so the flip to the wall feature is great. It is nearly impossible to clean, but as the presenter said, this style oven is universally hard to clean. My favorite meal consists of a marinated chicken breasts with onions, mushrooms and red or orange peppers - tons of room for all done in 16-17 minutes at most. Can’t do that in a one basket air fryer.
i use Pyrex in my oster toaster/fryer oven. this toaster oven has air fry, bake, broil, oven, and turbo settings. this one cost less than $100 at “wally world”. we use it every day for cooking just about everything.
i just enjoyed reheated leftover pizza from the fridge. 2 slices were set on an 5”x 7” sheet of parchment paper placed on the second rack slot with the oven on the high temp setting. it took about 7-10 minutes. perfect.
regularly clean spills, drips, & crumbs just as with any stove or oven or fry pan.
You mention cleaning the basket of the air fryer, but... What about the heating element over the drawer? Surely grease etc. would also get up there, and how do you clean that?
At least with the toaster oven style you have full access to the entire interior.
I have the Ninja Foodi Smart XL Grill. It grills, bakes, roasts, broils, and air fries. It has a huge capacity but it's not that big on my counter, and it even comes with a smart thermometer, so meats come out perfectly every time. We use it almost daily, and it's the best $200 we ever spent.
Is your Ninja hard to clean? Thanks
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After watching this, I would purchase a separate toaster oven and air fryer. Mainly, because of the hassle of cleaning of the toaster oven after air frying. Seperate air fryer looks way easier to clean and maintain. Thank you for your video!
The trick is to just line the basket with foil or baking paper so any grease doesn't drop though the gaps. For messy items like chicken there's a proper non stick roasting tray that it comes with - you see it in the video below the air fryer basket but she didn't use it which is why it made such a mess. It's very weird that the video spent ages showing off one air fryer but only showed the negatives of the toaster oven one - which is actually much better value over time as it can cook a full size cake, pizza or other meals that would normally require a oven.
I bought the toaster air fryer a couple of years ago, and you will have to pry it out of my dead hands to have it, BUT, I got the recommended air fryer for Christmas (Amazon had it 25% off), and my husband loves it! I was always intimidated by my Breville, so getting the Instant air fryer was a good call for us.
Agree, I think of IF a function stops working in that 'all in one' air fryer/toaster oven, then you're having to replace it with another appliance or maybe 2. I would rather have separate pieces also, one air fryer and one toaster oven.
@@ether4211 The manufacturer designed the basket to be a mesh for a good reason. Using foil or baking paper completely defeats that purpose.
@@ether4211 why do you have to flip the food of the Heating Elements are On Both Sides ?? I just bought the air fryer toaster oven. But see no sense in flipping the food half way thru?? It seems to cook just fine. I put it food in middle of oven. Do you flip your food in your toaster ove type and if so why?
I just bought a stove with a convection option in the oven. It's my 2nd one and while I was happy with the 1st one, the 2nd one is improved. I use it often, and it saves having another small appliance on the counter.
hotdog bun in an air fryer is also amazing. 45sec to 1 minute and you get a crispy exterior while the interior is still soft. Great texture contrast
What temperature do you put it at?
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The question was asked, what temperature do you set the air fryer on ?
The Breville goes on sale for 20% off from time to time. Somehow I got lucky and was able to use an additional 20% off coupon with my purchase. So I got it for ~$250. Very happy with it!
Great price.
Hi, are you aware of any current 20% off deals on this oven? Thanks!
@@martincleary9093 They have the Breville at Bed Bath and Beyond and you can use a 20% off coupon. That’s where I got mine. Also I’ve seen them the past few years go on sale for Black Friday so keep an eye out. Very happy with mine!
@@sdjones8118 Thank You! Since this video came out, they are in short supply.
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I got mine at B, B & B. They are on sale thru late a December. Just get your hand on the 20%off coupon, like others have said. I just got mine at the beginning of the week and made my first batch of wings. A friend raves about hers and got me thinking about it for a year. Wings turned out very good. Good luck.
I bought the toaster oven that was rated the best air fryer of that year. So happy. I have the versatility of a really countertop oven and I can also cook things really fast. The French fries I had for dinner said 20 minutes in the oven and it took me 10 minutes in my toaster oven with both convection fans on.
I was given an Airfryer oven and I love it! I spray a little oil on the steel basket before putting the food in. This helps with cleaning it. I also use a kitchen brush with a handle for the cleaning process. Works great! I also use baking paper in the baking tray, under the steel basket to catch crumbs.
Great tips!
Hey how do u clean the top fan and exhaust ? Dosnt it get greasy ?
What is the great drawback with air fryers and related appliances? The cleaning! Not the dishwasher proof drawers (which reviewers like to feature) but the element. Many elements are difficult to clean even with a toothbrush in those tiny spaces. Some users have found you can sometimes gently lift the element if you are handy with a screw driver giving more room for cleaning. I certainly don't want this hassle or the risks. View the air fryer cleaning videos on line. Fryers operate at very high temperatures and that debris on the element can drop onto your food. Best clean often.
There are also reports from a number of users that some air fryers do smell - a plastic - rubber odour which does not go away. Not cardboard under grills! Take a look at Cathy's fryer reviews. Frankly I prefer the stainless steel of my convection oven to fryers' non-stick surfaces both from a health and cleaning point of view.
Many thanks for this excellent video Gear Heads with the differences between fryers and toasters clearly profiled.
You always set a high standard.
I love mine, but have given up on cleaning it. I'm ready to toss it out! You're right! The basket and racks go right in the dishwasher. I'm always afraid of cutting myself on the inside. Major headache to clean!
I've been using "air fryers" for more than 10 years and cleaning the heating element has never been an issue. Just like the broiler elements on a gas stove, the halogen heating elements pretty much take care of themselves with a 600+ degree F surface temperature that turns everything into a fine ash that dissipates un-noticed. I've never noticed a bad smell after use like one can get with a microwave oven.
Mostly I have used the more old fashioned "halogen oven" (sometimes "turbo oven) Basically, a large glass or stainless steel bowl with the halogen heating unit built into the lid. Though I agree that dealing with the hot lid requires some forethought (I built a special rack) I like the larger, nearly 12" diameter of the bowl which allows for a full size pizza and also for a full size pizza stone which I can pre-heat and achieve a genuine crispy bottom crust. Full size chickens, cakes, loaves of bread and Sunday roasts are also easily done.
I live in a tropical climate and one of the great advantages of halogen cooking is being able to take the unit outside on hot days and not add additional heat to the house like a traditional oven does. Much more power efficient as well.
Walker, Excellent point
I really like my Ninja Foodi oven, often called The Flip. It's replaced my oven.
I like that you can watch the food as it cooks because of the glass door, something you can't do with the round air fryers.
Which model do you have? I’m thinking of getting one.
Is flipping your food halfway annoying? I can imagine a drawer style would be easier. I've been looking into the Ninja Flip but the food flipping issues are holding me off...
@@MsDaem0nI know this is Late but I don’t flip it. Just like a reg oven
Thanks for sharing this video. My son has an air fryer toaster oven and I noticed how hard it was to clean inside so I decided to go with the. traditional drawer style. So glad I did!
I got a larger 3 rack oven/ air fryer $149 Australian which has a rotisserie, a spinning basket, and it dehydrates as well. It is so versatile, good size to cook 2 things at once. We have cooked a chook, air fried wings, baked 2 lasagnes, dehydrated tomatoes, cooked pizza, etc. The oven setting cooks much faster than our normal oven.
I've had a Ninja Foodi now for a few years.. never burnt myself on the lid.. not even close.. and the ability to pressure cook, bake, broil, slow cook and dehydrate have been a game changer especially for an apartment dweller .. glad I saw this..
I have the ninja foodi but the pressure cooker function failed.
Love my ninga foodi!!
I’ve had one for 2yrs, awesome! Flip up function makes its footprint nominal!
I bought a Toshiba convection oven/air fryer, and I loved it until...I tried to clean the supposed non-stick interior. Because the food is so much closer to the walls of the oven, they get dirty much, much faster, and as someone who doesn't wanna set aside an hour to clean my clean every few days, the oven ended up in my garage, still reeking of beer batter fish and French fries The other problem is that it's virtually impossible to clean underneath the heating elements, since they're not removable. I went back to using my regular self-cleaning oven, where all I need to do to clean it is to hit the "self-clean" button every few weeks.
I had the instant vortex for 3 years and I loved it. It was spacious and really easy to work with. The only issue was that it is difficult to clean the heating element and overtime the grease buildup will cause it to smoke. I ended up having to get a new one because I didn’t want to risk the chance of a fire.
Where was the grease accumulating? Was it splatter on the top heating element?
I have a Breville Smart Oven and I’m very happy with it. I also don’t like nonstick for the chemicals released from the nonstick coating. Therefore, my choice is the stainless steel finish of the Breville Smart Oven. Additionally, my niece has to replace her air fryer about once a year. My Breville Smart Oven is over 6 years old and still going strong. I found that if you clean the oven regularly, it’s not difficult to clean. The trays/baskets remove easily for cleaning and the bottom tray that’s located below the lower baking elements cleans up easily. Happy baking/air frying! Also, thanks for this review 😀
I got an air fryer- it also had a 4 burner 36" flat top grill attached to it. I so love my BlackStone griddle and air fryer combo.
I have the cosori air fryer and I like the fact that it has the basket in the drawer feature. Like when you cook chicken wings you can remove the basket and dump them out and all the grease is in the bottom of the drawer.
Used the same one almost everyday held up pretty well
Plastic handle top part broke away but still works
You can also shake them in between and don't have to turn them. :)
I have had my Breville smart oven for about 2 yrs and I love it. It air fries well even without the mesh tray. I use a 1/4 size sheet pan lined with nonstick foil and it works great. I have baked cookies and roasted meats. My 4qt Dutch oven fits in it. I’m going to get the instant AF for my daughter since she needs something a little more compact.
Do you think the air fryer setting is a bit of a gimmick then? I’m looking to buy the smart oven as it’s cheaper.
@@fionacrowe9216 I just bought the Instant Vortex Mini (good for 1-2 people). That and the basic Breville Smart Oven (which is much less $) will do just about everything. My old oven is just storage for extra pots/pans now.
I have had convection counter ovens for the last 25 years. Cuisinart and Breville always. The last one was a Breville which sadly only lasted 4 years. Took the plunge and bought the Wolf gourmet elite convection counter oven. Best decision ever! It is big, beautiful looking, performs beautifully.
Re the chicken wings: you don't have to put them in a single layer. The irregular shape of them means that you can dump a whole lot into the air fryer and the air will still circulate really well. I usually full the basket to the top, and give the wings a shake halfway through the cooking time.
So I can cook more than 1lb?
@@christyxy702 I'd go more by volume than weight because they need to fit in your air fryer. Given that 1lb is about 450g, I'm sure I could cook that amount in my Philips air fryer. I used to have a smaller Philips, but now I've got a Philips XXL.
The only time you would have to put wings in single layers would be if you were using a relatively wet batter/crumb coating that might rub off before it cooks. If I'm using a plain flour/baking soda coating, or just a marinade, then I just chuck the wings in to the basket's Max fill line.
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Lisa said in the video that 2 pounds of wings could be used but she was using 1 pound. I have a Phillips and have never done wings yet, but I’m going to try it. I like the size of the Instant Air basket…..10 x 10 she said. It’s bigger than the Phillips. I’ve done fries, both frozen and fresh, and they come out great. Also tater tots that grandson loves.
I have a Breville toaster oven with fan. It worked great, for two years. The fan doesn't work anymore and guess what? You can't have it fixed. There are NO replacement fans so I'm stuck with a 400 dollar toaster with no convection. I also have an air fryer that now does the convection stuff but the toaster oven is a real pain. Oh, and by researching a bit I found that the fan dies in ALL of these Breville toaster ovens. Some people tried to fix them but it cost more than the toaster oven itself and they said they would never do it again. Oh well...
I just bought the ninja foodi 8qt dual zone 2 basket air fryer. It has a feature that allows you to cook different items at different times and temperatures but can finish at the same time. I love the versatility of the individual baskets. I’ve used it to make fries in one basket and Brussels sprouts in the other. Both had different cooking settings (roast vs air fry) and different temperatures and time setting and the smart finish technology makes the fools finish at the same time. Love it.
I have a Ninja, problem is that the fan sucks up a lot of lighter weight foods.
Plus you can use it for canning, right? And regular foods like soups, crockpot stuff?
I actually prefer the 2 layer style air fryer even if I have to swap the 2 trays midway. Ours is the Sur La Table brand that can do a rotisserie chicken which is one of the main features we looked for. We’re very happy with our air fryer which is about the same size as the Instant Pot featured in this video
I bought a Breville Smart oven on the tuesday leading up to Christmas. On the thursday my regular oven decided to kick it, 2 days before Christmas! I cooked everything in the airfryer basket. Didn’t turn a thing. Pork belly came out to a turn with spectacular crackle. Turkey was perfect, chicken was moist & juicy. Baked veges, wonderful! Even baked Cakes & desserts in it. I couldn’t believe how good it all was. Cleaning was a little bit of a pest, but not the worst thing i’ve ever done (I wrapped the crumb catcher in the base in foil)
Only thing that annoyed me was the Australian version isn’t quite as big as the US version, ours only has 3 positions and is missing 2 of your functions. But still.… Wow!
Edited to fix a punctuation problem.
At first I was quite sceptic about air fryers but they grew on me. I'm watching different reviews and I think I'm going to buy one as a Christmas gift for myself. Thanks for this video, it answered a lot of the questions that I had!
After watching this I broke down and bought the Instant Pot in 8/22. Loved it, reheating is even and Air fry is great! Thank you Edith
The Breville unit looks great, but the thought of the cleanup after making things like chicken wings totally removes any advantage of the air fryer for me. It just looks like a chore, and I think over time it would ruin the unit. I'd definitely spring for the stand-alone air fryer.
I was thinking I need a toaster oven air fryer until I saw the cleanup. I’m way too lazy for that lol
She doesnt know how to use a tray
There's a tray provided for easy cleanup. She didn't use it as suggested. That's why.
@@SalmanRavoofthe tray isn’t what deters me. It’s the splattering on the walls and having to get in there and clean it.
Bunch of lazy dirty people can only imagine how dirty your restrooms are
You ladies are great! Just the videos an old guy with two dogs needs. I am going to start with the instant vortex plus 6-Qt and both copies of your books. If that works for me I will also purchase the Breville to replace my oven that I rarely use anymore. Thank you for the great video.
I recently bought an Oster toaster, convection. Air fryer. Im still figuring out everything it can do. Baked bread perfectly . And it was only $70. Absolutely love it. Would recommend
oyster doesn't cook as quick as my air fryer, oyster advertised a larger oven than it actually is, but I cook a lot of items in there but it's small😎
I love my Breville Smart Oven! The functions that get the most exercise in my house are the dehydrate (for jerky) and bagel/toast.
I went with that as well because it replaced 3 of our devices and freed up a ton of space. Love the capacity of it too.
I bought Ninja pro oven XL & lovin it even their double basket airfryer is awesome 2 , Breville is old news & brand!
@@SFBenjaminK ninja is so cheap! breville and vitamix ftw
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I bought a Breville air fryer/toaster about 3 years ago. Love it! Rarely use my oven or microwave anymore!
I have the Breville. It’s very nice but to big for my kitchen. I’m returning it and purchasing the Instant Vortex Plus Air Fryer Oven, 6 Quart. I like that this unit is easy to clean. Thank you for this comparison which helped me make a better choice for us!
I have that vortex. It works so well is easy to clean and I love it
@shellyshort6418 ... I have been using a B&D toaster oven with convection and rotisserie function for ten years, it has the same efficient 'Infra-Red' quartz heating elements as the Breville, and easily accommodates a full pizza. I'm not sure if I missed something here, but the only difference that I see, besides being more than twice as expensive, is that the Breville has the air fry basket style tray and no rotisserie. Is the Breville simply a nicer toaster oven with a gimmicky tray?
I purchased the Instant air fryer based on this video. I like it. It does stink of plastic for the first hour of use. After that it was negligible. I used it to cook boneless, skinless chicken thighs. I set the temp at 375 and cooked for 15 minutes-they turned out fantastic. I was amazed and pleased. I put the cooking tray in dishwasher with no problems.
I haven't bought an air fryer for that reason. I'm just not cooking in a plastic box when I don't have to.
@@sebeckley o ok
@@sebeckley The inside is Teflon, not plastic; there are four little silicon feet on the inner tray that produce that plastic smell on the first heating, as a lot of food grade silicon does. Honestly I don't know why they don't just run these for an hour before shipping them so that people don't get the smell...
We’ve had the Breville Smart Oven for several years, and its great. We use it instead of a full size oven for everything. Quick and reliable. Well worth the he extra cost.
It's always exciting to see the top picks are the ones you already own. Thank you for confirming. It wasn't an easy decision
I’ve had my Oster convection oven for almost two decades now and I don’t see how folks live without such a thing for crispy foods. I mean, it does everything but my taxes! Got one of those copper mesh two part trays a few years back and it’s a huge step up for 360* crispiness in less time. 😃🍟
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Not sure I'd upgrade to the air fyer Breville unless my current oven dies but I love my Breville counter-top oven and have used it daily for over 10 years. Great for one or two people and very versatile.
Thank you. Made my decision much easier. Plus I have a convection oven 8n the basement from a decade ago. Basically the same as the toaster oven. America's test kitchen is always a trusted source of information.
I have a drawer style that I got myself for Christmas, use it for a lot things; French fries, onion rings, fried ravioli, reheat pizza slices, bake cinnamon rolls, egg roll, spring roll, chicken breast, chicken tenders, steak and pork. Some of these foods had to relearn how to, for example; had cinnamon rolls in 8” round pan , but the top was over cooked. 2nd time around , half way through baking turn the rolls over and finish baking. Other foods take less time to be ready. Easy to clean. I still always unplug it after use. Anyways dinner time!
The minute I saw the drawer, I'm like--that's the one. I have almost no real estate remaining for another kitchen appliance, and I love that the mess is contained and easy to manage.
I have the shelf type. I think it has been pretty good and have had no problem cooking on both sides. You are right that it is kind of messy though, but pretty easy to clean.
I bought this model on a whim. It was my first airfryer. I'm glad I lucked out. I love my airfryer.
I have had the Breville smart convection oven for the last 10 years. I use it daily and it's still going strong. I also got the air fryer (PowerXL vortex). I love how fast it is. But I'm noticing how much counter space they are taking up. I think the mess is turning me off of combining. Plus, occasionally, we use both devices at the same time. I never use my regular oven unless it's turkey day. Still, I will wonder.
Thank you 😁 so much for this video. Another awesome winner. (I’ve always said “If ATK said this is the best”, take their advice. It will save you time, money, aggravation in the long run.) After watching this video, I purchased the Instant Vortex Plus 6. Today was my first go at it. Air Fry Homemade chicken strips from their recipe App. OMG! 😱 It turned out amazing. The chicken was juicy & the breeding was crispy. It was a huge hit with family. This is going to make my cooking so much more fun. Cleaning the machine was a breeze. Thank you 😁 x10.
Our oven went out and can’t get the replacement until January, so we purchased an Oster oven/air fryer from Costco, paid $149. Its larger than any of the others we found, which was a big deal for us, and we are loving it!
We bought the same one yesterday from Costco too it's awesome
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Great to know!! Thanks ☺️
I've been eyeing the ones at Costco, that's why I watched this video. I react to food that's cooked on Teflon, so that's not an option for me.
So glad to run across this video by you ladies. I just received my Breville air fryer toaster oven, slightly different model than the one here. It comes in a range of colors...I chose damson blue. I'm thrilled to see you giving it a high rating. I bought it on sale. Breville puts them on sale yearly so I grabbed it. Love your videos!
Was contemplating maybe getting a toaster oven/ air fryer combo - but glad I watched this first! Cleanup and even heating seems best with the drawer-style
Rack style air fryers are more versatile.
I got rid of my expensive phillips basket/drawer style airfryer and purchased a Tefal 9 in 1 air fryer oven instead and am so happy with it! One of the best purchases I ever made! It even has a rotisserie spike. So while having a chicken on the spike, I also can cook some parboiled potatoe wedges on the drip tray underneath - both turn out perfect... delicious!
There is also a dehydrating program. I continously do banana, mango, apple, jackfruit and homegrown oregano and thyme, as well as chicken jerky (thats for my cat). I looove that appliance!
Enough space to cook for 4 people even and so easy to clean!
You should have a look at it!
Thanks Hannah and Lisa- I have both with air fryer being used for the last year and bought air fryer oven a month ago and saving it for the new house that I will close end of this month. After seeing the Breville toaster oven air, I am worried about all that grease/oil everywhere and maintenance. I plan on keeping the current one to be used out in the back patio to cook and keeping the nice, new oben style air fryer from Best Buy inside the kitchen and their new small 2 quart for small cook jobs. I feel like air frying one piece of chicken or 2-3 wings in a bigger size fryer wasteful so looking forward to small one as well. So it will be interesting to see how All of these will work. Great review for two different applications/needs. ❤️👍
I have the Kitchen Aid toaster oven/air fryer…LOVE IT. The air fry option allows me to do more servings at a time ; the broiler and bake options are great to have.
I've got one of the toaster oven combinations and I love it - with a few caveats like cleaning and in my case a manufacturer that does not provide spare parts, which will make me go to a different brand next time.
That said, it's a perfect replacement for the large oven I have in my kitchen. I have a shelf in the garage with small appliances, so they don't clutter up the kitchen. I almost never use a microwave, so it's in the garage. The little toaster oven is in the garage too and that's a good thing: we live in the south, so it's hot. Being able to keep the house cool while still using an oven is great, plus if you do airfry or roast an entire chicken you leave the smell in the garage too. Since I got that toaster oven I rarely use my big oven for anything other than pizza and bread where you need the size and for the bread I can select steam injection for the perfect crust - a function a toster oven doesn't have. For a two person household like ours the investment into a $400 toaster oven is definitely worth it in my book. It's also a time-saver. My large oven takes half an hour to preheat, the toaster oven goes to 400 in about 90 seconds.
I don't use multiple layers in the oven though. Although convection I found that there is a difference between the levels and therefor I just use one tray (which is enough for 2 people anyways).
I LOVE my BREVILLE. I’ve bought two for myself (upgraded) and two for family. Gave my first one to friend and both are still working great for years. Only use my large oven a few times a year.
I cut to fit an oven mat and put it on a rack placed on the bottom rung of my Breville. It kept any food and grease or oil from falling on the bottom heating elements. Much easier to clean and doesn’t affect the air frying process.
I have the Breville Smart Oven and love it, performs just as you said. I actually got mine on sale a couple of years ago for $275.
One of the reasons to go with the Breville is due to it not having the toxic forever chemical coatings that most of the air fryers have.
Exactly, no PTFE. Huge benefit
Dude it’s too late , we’re all soaked in forever Chems just embrace it. They work so good.
@@Jasruler unfortunately you’re probably right, between having 2 air fryers previously and non stick frying pans for the last 25 years I’m sure I’ll pay a price for the non stick convenience I had.
I expect a class action lawsuit in the future against the companies that make them.
@@Jasrulerdoesn’t mean you have to keep ingesting it. That’s like saying your arteries are already clogged so just keep eating bad food until you eventually have a heart attack it’s too late at this point.
That’s not true at all. Never to late to detox and get your body healthy.
Do you have any studies supporting the claim that nonstick coatings are toxic? I've been trying to find some but I couldn't.
I was thinking of buying a smart oven (with airfryer) to replace my old Philips airfryer but I changed my mind. The drawer is wonderful, very convenient and easy to clean.
Purchased the Breville as a second oven when we moved into a condo with just a traditional range. I have used to air fry things and have been satisfied. However, the best thing in the Breville is PIZZA. We do the cauliflower crust one with toppings. OMG. It's so good. I bought a small Corsori air fryer earlier this year to use in an RV. It never made it out of the house. I do like the chicken wings better in the Corsori as well as veggies. So, glad to have both.
I have the Instant XL (not plus) I use it almost daily... I bought a Cosori for my daughter's apartment for Christmas because I liked the removable inner basket featured by another youtuber. She's cleaned both ovens, she says hers is way easier.
also have a Gourmia digital air fryer/toaster oven... it mostly just gets looked at, total pain to keep clean.
Edit: but the double glass doors on the Gourmia are much better than the drop down glass door
I was in the mood for biscuits and gravy a couple nights ago... Pillsbury Grands 8 minutes@350 and I was eating!
I’m actually happy that Breville does not come in a non stick because non stick can get damaged and be toxic over the long run so I think while it’s a bit more time and effort to clean, I find it a better long term option. Thanks!
I agree, non stick finishes are toxic!
Maybe you missed the part where Lisa specifically talks about this. If you go back to her part of the video, she talks about the non-stick coating - the air fryer does not get hot enough for it to be hazardous.
@@becauseimafan Which is completely false since heating anything over 335 F is too hot and will cause release of toxins. Also, even if you only use 325 F and below, after about 2 years of use, it needs to be replaced as it deteriorates even from repeated heating at those lower temperatures over a 2 year span. Those are the facts. They should have made it with a metal core coated with a nonstick ceramic shell like the Greenpan items. Those don't leak toxins up to 450 F, but would also need to be replaced after about 4 years since the ceramic coating will soften over that time span of repeated heating.
If you buy something with a Teflon coating just remember sooner or later you're going to eat some of it.
The Ninja Foodi coatings are not Teflon. They're PFOA/PFOS free.
Thank you for your info! Now I have decided which one to buy!
This was really informative. I've been trying to decide between the oven type vs the drawer style. Thanks.
We have the smaller Breville and absolutely love it. It doesn’t take much counter space. It toasts bread wonderfully. We bake n it, Now I have to air fry. Highly recommend it!
To Clean your Breville Oven 1st take a moist paper towel with white vinegar ( very lightly spray, not much is needed) once you wipe, then use a second, but dry paper towel and wipe up the wet window, do dry again till all the moisture is gone. Success back to see through and clean. The same for pan or inside oven panels. Or soapy Dawn dish detergent to wipe down. But catch pan wipe with dry paper towels until dry. Don't air dry the pan. Leaves spots... Happy Brevilling! I'm a Breville owner all most a year now. It still looks shiny and new. Some parts of the heating elements are harder to clean. Wipes as best with a damp cloth to stop build up of burn ingredients. That's all🤷♀️👍I love my Breville ❣
Underrated part of the Vortex is that it remembers your last time/temp for each mode. So if you frequently cook the same things, it's easy to repeat.
The Breville does this too! 😊
I was about to order the Oster XL french door style for almost $300 from QVC until I saw this video! I own the Oster french door toaster oven with convection turbo now, but thought, it might be better to get the combined air fryer/oven...but NADA after hearing this lady explain the down side of using pull out shelves. I own a Bella drawer style/square shaped air fryer from Best Buy and it works great and big enough for 4 to 6 servings, it's a good size drawer. Thanks for this video! Saved me from paying $299 on something that I don't need.
I have the Pampered Chef oven style Air Fryer that also has a rotisserie setting. Because of the more difficult method of cleaning the PC, I purchased a Cosori too. I use either/or depending on what food items I want to cook. I'm grateful for having both types of Air Fryers.
with drawer style fryers breadcrumbs tend to get embedded in the teflon making it harder to clean over time and when the fan dies the whole unit is worthless. it is for those reasons I upgraded to a Gourmia GTF7600 after my old air fryer died. no doubt some spots are hard to reach when cleaning. but like a normal oven you don't need to clean it very often unless you make really messy foods on a regular basis. as for the basket a grill brush can get the job done to a reasonable level with little effort but a good pressure washer will be needed if you want perfection. another thing to note is that the wings made in this video are not done correctly if you want results close to what oil frying can give you need to render the fat and you can't do that in any fryer without elevating the wings. because the fat will pool under the wing making one side soggy and then start smoking long before the wings are cooked. the trick for a toaster oven/airfryer is to buy a 12.5inch tray+rack combo and bend the edges a little so it slides in then add a little water to the tray to keep the fat from burning. you also need aluminum free baking powder+salt to draw out moisture and give it that nice wing flavor.
We recently moved into a new build. The builder was having a hard time getting appliances, due to shortages. We bough the Breville and it did every thing the big over would do plus it is an air fryer. This thing is really the bomb.
I have an air fryer toaster oven and it's the best investment I've ever made, I use it all the time now and very rarely use my oven at all. I like the fact that I can see the food cooking so if it looks like it might be over cooking I can take it out earlier than timer says and its more economical than my oven, so I'm saving money that way.note: the brand I have is GOURMIA.
I got a Gourmia 7qt air fryer from Costco for $50 and it’s now my favorite way to cook everything. I went from frozen to tender, crispy bbq wings in 20 mins. It’s super intuitive to the point that I didn’t read the instructions at all- I just pushed buttons and it did all the work. I wish I’d bought one sooner, but waiting meant I got mine for an amazing price.
You’re lucky! Paid 120 for my gourmia at target. But it’s ok, it had great reviews :)
I said I wouldn’t buy another gadget but I might have to try that one.
Yes. I hot a gourmia for Christmas. Literally the best
We bought a Gourmia a couple of years ago, but the non stick wore away on both the rack, and the basket. We didn't even use ours for much aside from tater tots and fries.
@@carolew994 That sucks. Sorry you got a bad one. I still use mine and I soak to clean it and the non-stick coating is still on there. I’ve been there though- getting the lemon of the lot is the worst!
Don't get fooled by judging an air fyer capacity by just the volume size. Some air fyers are narrow but deep which gives you a small base to spread out your food to maximize useable cooking area. Look for a basket that is square with the widest base which will give you the most cooking surface so you can spread out food for better crisping and even cooking. A basket that is narrow and deep is useless if you have to stack food then nothing cooks evenly and does not crisp up properly and also it will be difficult to get a spatula or something in there to flip foods.
The other thing is that even with the largest capacity baskets available, air fryers are not the ideal thing to use for cooking for more than two or three people at a time if you plan to cook like a whole meal like a meat, and a couple of sides for several people because it would take forever to cook everything if you had to wait for one dish to cook, then another and so on and even longer if you had to cook in batches. I like my air fryer but I have had times I have been slaving for several hours just cooking batches of something when i could of just spent an hour by using the oven or splitting the cooking by cooking certain things in the air fryer and using the stove to cook something else at the same time. Sure the air fryer may cook some things faster but if you have to do several batches instead of one in the oven then it will actually take you longer. It'll take about an average of about 20 minutes to cook most things and let's say about about 5 minutes to unload one batch and to load another. So imagine how long it will take you if you have to cook a large amount. So for about 3-4 light eaters and one main and one side it'll work. For big eaters or cooking for a party? Use your stove or oven.
Excellent points especially about the cooking area dimensions other than volume.
I generally stay quiet on specific brands, but man I do like the Breville. I use it for an air 'refryer' to heat up chicken and other fried stuff, and for this, it's just great. My most common use is to use it as an oven replacement. It's faster to heat up, it has way better temperature control, and it's sized for the kinds of meals my wife and I typically make.
Is that the oven style?
@@otiliaczego8182 yes
I really enjoyed your video. It was very detailed and to the point.
I feel ahead of the curve, so much, with air fryers. I'm on my second one and I love it. I never owned a toaster oven, even though they are majorly popular.
I'm probably going to buy your cook book since I have no where near maxed out my fryer usefulness. So far I still go with the classically fried stuff and love my fresh cut fries. Although I have made plenty of chicken, steak, and pork in it.
Thanks for your hard work!
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I purchased the Brevel Smart Oven on the strength of your “toaster oven “ review . Yes, it is expensive but as far as I’m concerned worth every penny. Also, we’ve just begun to air fry stuff and love that it does a good enough job so that we won’t need to buy one of those as well! This video only reenforces that we made a good choice for the way my family cooks/eats! TY! You guys are awesome
completely agree. I'm not sure how long it's been since I've used my big oven. My Brevelle is always going
How is it to clean? I'm trying to get away from non stick cookware.
@@markcolpitts1724 it’s as Hannah describes…the air frying basket has small square shaped opening, that’s slightly rises…it’s a pain to clean. And we, so far, have only used the air frying part for fries, onion rings, deep fried pickles, and other various other left overs, etc…there is a “catch thing “ that can be pulled out and cleaned. In general, the smart oven is easy to clean…the trays are easily removed(and clean). The catching thing’s ease of cleaning depends on whether you have anything baked on(from drips) My son tried air frying left over pizza and the burnt cheese took some elbow grease that he didn’t appreciate, LOL! Again, it depends on the kind of mess that you make. The air frying basket is probably the worst to clean. I personally wish we could buy some “non-stick” components
@@markcolpitts1724 Although it wasn't mentioned in the video, the interior walls are non-stick. Clean up is a breeze. We've had ours over a year and use it daily. I can't remember the last time we used our big oven.
I just returned a Ninja toaster oven air fryer, it didn’t get very hot… but it had non-stick ceramic baking trays, and the manual recommended putting one of the trays on the bottom 4th rack when air frying to catch drips. I think a pan like that, or something like aluminum foil or a reusable silicone baking mat (IDK check that the silicone is rated for 450°F) could save some cleaning woes.
A couple of years ago, we were in between homes after selling our old one and before our new one was finished being built. We stayed for those couple of months in a rental cabin that didn't have an oven, so bought the Breville Smart Oven Air Fryer Pro, and loved it so much that we use it in our new home. I use it to toast, bake small amounts of foods and also proof my bread before baking. I used it in the rental to bake full loaves of bread; it was a tight fit but it worked okay. I don't use it for that anymore as my regular oven does that job, but I still use it to proof my bread. I haven't used it as an air fryer, although the mesh rack is in one of my cabinets, as I wasn't sure it would do a decent job there. I was glad to see this video on that function, although the clean-up might be a pain, so if I do try the air fry function, I will likely do something not so messy. Thanks for the info-it was helpful!
Thank you for help me decide which one to get. Cleaning and space are the big issues for me so I'll go with the Instant Vortex.
I'd recommend the Ninja Foodi Digital toasteroven/airfryer. It's interior is 13x13x4, so it's not real deep, but it's wide enough for baking a full size pizza. It also saves on countertop space by flipping upright on it's back feet. I find very easy to clean as well. It didn't cost an chicken wing (arm) and turkey drumstick (leg) either. :)
do crumbs go everywhere when you turn it on it's side?
@Jennifer I have not experienced that. The crumbs do tend to gather in the back, so you don’t want to let them build up, lest they become a fire hazard.
Not if you keep the crumb tray wiped out. When you flip it on its side, the bottom opens up to expose the entire inside of the oven for cleaning, including the crumb tray.
Agreed 💯 I even gave away my pull out drawer style one. Love my Ninja and use it almost daily... for well over a year now.
Good to know. Thanks
Been waiting for a showdown like this!
We have both types, we prefer the basket type over the toaster one, but I prefer the deep fryer over both, thank you for your tutorial🙏
I had this Breville toaster oven, the fan is mounted on the right side of the oven and the fan speed is about half of a normal airfryer, that means this is a conventional oven instead of an airfryer, fatty foods like chicken wings comes out great even if you don't turn on the fan! but chips comes out soggy even if you put on the air fryer setting, no where crispy as a traditional air fryer. The traditional air fryers have a fan on the top exactly behind the heating elements and the speed is so high that the hot air literally airfries the food, there are also other toaster ovens that have fan on the top behind the elements like the traditional airfryers but the fan speed is weak. I wish some company make a toaster oven airfryer and place the fan on the top with the same speed of a traditional airfryer or even faster because of a larger capacity, the icing on the cake will be if the fan speed is multi adjustable automatically without steps 👌 until then I highly recommend to buy a traditional air fryer and a separate toaster oven.
I’m looking at the fryer oven combo. Husband and I drive a semi, so I’m looking at ways for cooking in the truck. I already use a George Foreman grill, and copper microwave cooking pots, but having more options is a plus. All the truck stops are taking out the sit down restaurants and putting in fast food places. It’s already hard enough to eat healthy living in a truck. Taking away our choices for healthy meals is just making everyone even more unhealthy.
Amazing that despite the challenges you face that you are making the effort to eat healthy.
I think the Instant Pot Pressure Cooker + Air Fryer lid covers most cooking needs in a single device. Either way I think I'd probably prioritize a pressure cooker to cover most oven needs than a toaster oven.
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I know foresty forest (van life / camping youtuber) uses the ninja foodie mixed with a portable propane setup and his wood stove. Good luck to you guys with your health journeys ♥
Plz look at the instapot pressure cooker and air fryer it legit has fvking everything
I have the non-air fryer Breville toaster oven and it is indeed a holiday meal savior, now you're making me consider asking this for xmas
We have an air fryer, a toaster, and a toaster oven. You have read my mind!! Most reviews I've seen and read on these combo units have failed to address all options. I have been hoping you would post this video for quite some time. I've watched and read many a review and now that I know ATK has approved one, I feel more confident in letting go of some clutter. Next I would love to see your thoughts on the combo units that also integrate a microwave also, like the Ninja foodi 10 in 1 combo.
I have a Ninja Foodi SP101 and I prefer it to other options because it is big enough for a pizza and yet can flip upwards and take up tnot much moreroom than a slotted toaster
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acually another Ninja foodie pro xl airfryer oven is the BEST ..thats the one i bought & lovin it is pricey but is roomy & is tall
@@rileywebb4178 I have looked at the Ninja flip models, but they don't have the height clearance that I'm looking for. The biggest downfall to my current drawer style air fryer is the lack of real estate it contains, despite being one of the larger sizes on the market. We currently have to eat in rounds to all have wings that are hot (for example), but with the larger option I could cook all the wings at once using multiple racks. I also like being able to make a small loaf of bread without heating the whole house with my large oven, which I can do with my toaster oven. I'm sure the Ninja is great for smaller families, but for us it just wouldn't work.
I have had that Breville that they review in this video for a couple of years now, and I love it. I rarely use my full size oven anymore, we use it for just about everything. It is more expensive, but it does everything. Including dehydrating, proofing, and baking.
Every unit shown in this video is a convection oven. An actual air fryer is patented by Phillips and is a drawer. It’s expensive because they own the technology. The radiant heat is on the top and the hot convection air blows up from the bottom.
Amy I absolutely love how well you explain the tech aspects, Cheers!
Great video! Helped me decide between the two styles! Thank you!
Problems I have with that instant air fryer:
-the grate falls out if you pour out food without holding it in with some kind of utensil
-the heat vents through the back instead of the front, not ideal if you want it tucked into a shelf or counter
-the drawer is huge & awkward to clean in a two compartment sink
It convinced me a traditional toaster oven is the best format
You should not put appliance that is electric, very hot, and requires good air circulation into a tight space
good grief
just use a cheap a$$ skillett
spend the rest of the 400$ on FOOD
Lot of reviews said the instant air fryers leaves plastic smell on food/ around… is that true?
@@26namra after doing my own research into that exact topic, it appears that even though it says it is dishwasher safe it is highly recommended you never put it in the dishwasher. The high heat and chemicals can erode some of the plastic components and cause the food to taste like plastic. At least that is what my research has shown. You may find other articles citing different reasons.
A small correction: the $400 Breville model they recommend is actually called the Smart Oven Air Fryer "Pro". That's what the link in their description takes you to. Breville also makes a smaller $350 version called the "Smart Oven Air Fryer". If you have a limited amount of counter space, I suggest that you look up the dimensions of both models before you buy -- in our kitchen, the Pro would have been too large for the intended space. Also note that the smaller version lacks a couple of presets ("Dehydrate" and "Proof").
Guess this is not for me..☺️
Is the Breville cool to touch or it gets too hot on the exterior?
@@watchorna4397 it gets hot
@@fayeliu2601, l ended getting the Zojirushi toaster oven ET-ZLC30 it is almost cool to touch and is been working great so far
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Actually, Zojirushi is one of the best Japanese companies for small kitchen appliances, I will check it out! Thank you so much for the reminder!🙏🏻❤️
I just use a toaster oven and pretty much does a great job on all of the things you guys mentioned.
Also it does not create a mess like the one shown.
I have one of each. I rarely use the air fryer anymore, just when I need more capacity. The toaster oven is much easier to use and does more to justify its spot on the counter
I have the Breville smart oven and I love it but since I hate cleaning it I bought a Cosori air fryer. Now I live both. I use both daily. I don’t think I could live without the other. I love how practical the Cosori is and easy to clean. I use the Breville for baking and cooking in dishes. Like in small Dutch oven or a small batch of cookies.
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