Great review. I was teetering between this oven and the Ninja Foodi Pro XL air fry oven. I ended up getting the Ninja Foodi oven during a Black Friday sale. So it’s refreshing to see it is still the reigning champ!
Nice channel, only found it after I bought the Cosori though. Water in the drip pan helps with smoke, only have it a week but like it so far. Will check out your recipes & other stuff here.
Thank you for the video, you do an excellent job. But I would pick the Cosori over the Ninja just because I want the rotisserie and I don’t want a lot of appliances setting around. But that’s just me. Keep up the great work!
My primary issue is non-toxicicity and there are very few decent air fryers that fit that bill and over 100% stainless steel. I didn't know about the app so I'm definitely in on it now. Also, I primarily as a carnivore so I do cook that heavy foods. I'm just going to have to deal with that I suppose.
If you are concerned about toxicity. The "waves" from an app and device should also be considered. For the lowest toxicity, there is maybe 1 all/mostly glass air fryer out there. I do not recall its name, and have not reviewed it. But, there is more to be mindful of than metals.
Thanks for checking out the Cosori toaster oven. I'm the one who suggested you check it out a couple months ago. You and I agree about some things and disagree on others. Where we agree: 1. I agree 100% that smoke production can be a problem when cooking greasy foods like bacon in the Cosori. I love sausage patties for instance, however they produce a ton of grease and the first time I made them in this oven it was a smokey experience to say the least. I didn't have a huge difficulty overcoming this problem though. One of the things you pointed out in your review is that this oven cooks on the hotter side reducing cook times when compared to other toaster ovens. The simplest solution for me to reduce smoke was simply to lower temp which does extend cooking times. This sounds worse than it actually is as doing this merely puts it in line with other toaster ovens cook times. This results in a reduction in smoke, at least it has for what I cook. It's a fairly simple solution to the problem, it did take me a few tries to make the right adjustments but once I did the results were repeatable. 2. I agree that for other cooking tasks the Cosori handles them with ease. Where we disagree: 1. I have zero issues with the two prong rotisserie spit. I've never had a problem with two prong spits though whether in a toaster oven or outdoor grill. So far I have cooked whole rotisserie chickens, turkey breast and beef roasts in it without complications. The biggest challenge anytime I rotisserie is setting up on the spit properly meaning doing my best to well balance whatever I'm cooking and choosing the best area to insert my forks. I haven't had time to watch your rotisserie video yet so have no idea if I have any suggestions on how to improve your results. Life has been so very busy lately that I simply haven't had time to do much viewing on RUclips but I will take time to watch it when I can and if I have any suggestions I feel will be of help I will mention them in the videos comments then. 2. We disagree on the overall usefulness of the app as I find it not terribly useful. When I purchased this oven I was extremely excited about the wifi app because I have mobility challenges and getting up and down is more of a challenge for me than most. I was hoping to be able to use the Wi-Fi app to preheat the oven allowing me to preheat then get up once, insert my food and cook. For people with disabilities like myself this was something I was really looking forward to. For others the prospect of getting up and down once or twice is not a huge matter to consider. Since the app requires you to physically press the button to start the oven it removes the possibility of doing this but I do understand the reason they do it this way is for safety. They did not want accidental starting to ever happen and forcing physical interaction removes the potential of accidental starting completely. I agree that other app features such as saving favorites are very handy and that smart assistant integration needs a lot of work to actually be useful. Thankfully since the smartphone app and the oven firmware are upgradable there is no reason these features can't be improved upon in the future if Cosori decides to do so. The coolest thing about the app integration is that the actual oven firmware is upgradable so features can be added and there is potential for new functions to be added down the line including the possibility of remembering the last settings used. 3. I find the interface quite easy to use and understand why certain features are absent. For instance, I do wish the ability to remember the last used settings was there but understand it goes against their intended use of the oven. If you read the manual they recommend unplugging the unit after each use for safety purposes so with that in mind they probably see it as unnecessary and that adding that ability would actually encourage people to keep it plugged in. This is probably also the reason the display does not include simple things like a clock. A clock would be unnecessary if the oven is not intended to be left connected to power when not in use. As always your review are top knotcg and full of information the others simply do not provide, thank you for your thorough observations. I'm happy to be subscribed! Oh! One question, did you try the dehydrate feature yet?
I'm done with it. But here's one I highly recommend you consider. With your issues it would help you. Ninja Foodi XL Pro Air Fry Oven: ruclips.net/video/Iuwaj6_H74A/видео.html
@@WaveOvenRecipes Thank you for your suggestion. I'll check out the video but I have personally sworn off purchasing a Ninja product ever again so they have an uphill battle to win me back. This was due to their failure to honor the warranty on a blender I purchased years ago. I have always subscribed to the "fool me once" philosophy and it is hard to change as it has served me well over the years. I am a fairly loyal customer if treated well but have a long memory when treated poorly. I hope they have changed their ways but the thought of giving them my money again in order to find out doesn't give me pleasant thoughts. Businesses should consider the impact of how saving a buck on warranty service can cost them a customer for life. If you don't mind a long winded story to provide contrast to my past Ninja experience, Cosori has treated me quite well. There was a missing part in the packaging of the oven I purchased. I reached out to Cosori support asking them to ship me the part. They informed me they were sorry but they were unable to give me a timeframe for shipment due to their operations being impacted by the wildfires that were occurring in California at the time. Completely understandable. They suggested that it would be quicker for me if I asked Amazon for a shipping label and returned it for a replacement or refund. I declined explaining that the oven is quite large, bulky, awkward and would be difficult for me to carry inside a UPS drop off location due to my mobility issues (yes I know Amazon always asks you to drop off first then if you are persistent they will begrudgingly agree to pay extra for a pickup from home). On top of this, although I am a Prime member, Amazon took two weeks to ship the oven to me in the first place so a delay was likely to happen either way. I said that I was in no immediate rush for the part and asked them to ship it when they were able to do so. My point in telling this story is to point out that Cosori was more concerned about me being inconvenienced by having to wait when their operations were likely in chaos because of wildfires! Approximately two weeks passed and the part arrived in the mail along with an apology for the inconvenience and delay in sending it to me. I didn't have to fight, debate or remind them to send it. Compare this to my experience with Ninja who after requiring me to submit photos declined my request for warranty service and declared my attempt to blend ice for a smoothie as MISUSE of their blender! After typing all of this out I have to admit that it is possible this experience has impacted my view of the Cosori oven and my willingness to look past some of its shortcomings. I try to be logical in my assessments but I can't completely discount the possibility that on a subconscious level it has. A smokey kitchen from making sausage patties should upset me, I suppose, even if I found a work around for it. As I said above, when treated well I am a loyal customer. Cosori has impressed me in how they "seem to" value me as a customer. This is the way you earn a loyal customer base. Anyway, if you actually read all of my rambling story I want to say thank you, that I DO APPRECIATE your recommendation and I WILL WATCH your video because I trust your integrity and review process. I may even give Ninja another try after I look into their more recent customer service history. Perhaps they've changed since their "As Seen on TV" days, I admit that I don't know. I just don't want to relive the same experience. As I said, I believe in the "Fool me once, shame on you" philosophy. I do not want to experience the "Fool me twice, shame on me" part of it.
Google Assistant also starts it without pressing the button. But it will only do a Bake setting and nothing else. Can Alexa cook on a specified setting for any time you tell it?
Thanks for the detailed review. I almost purchased before your review. Concerned about the drip pan below the heating element. I can imagine the smoke generated too. Thanks again.
The drip pan under is the norm for most countertop cookers. I cannot name one without that design. It's not the reason for the smoke. I describe here. ruclips.net/video/Iuwaj6_H74A/видео.html
Hi from 🇨🇦 Doug . . Hope you and the fam are well sir. Another great 30 day review and I couldn’t agree more. I had this Cosori Air Oven and had to send it back bcuz I had issues with it. I was lucky enough to get my hands on the Ninja DT251 SMART Foodi XL Pro Air Oven with the intuitive thermometer and I absolutely LOVE it! I really enjoyed the Cosori until it started to act up but like you said, there is no real comparison to the Ninja. With its Surround Heat Technology it’s by far one of, if the not the best Air Oven on the market. As always, thanks for another #Honest #StraightForward review and I’m sure I’ll see you in the next one. Until then, #StaySafe 😷 & #HappyCooking 🍗. Kevin🎗
I too wish you both well, and really like the channel. I had the cuisenart digital convection toaster oven. I liked the hard cooking it did, but you pretty much had to dial it down 50 degrees or things could char. The dial acted up, and I returned it and got ninja dt251 smart foodi xl. I love it, especially the 4 rack slots and large size. After watching your review I knew it was for me. Cheers!
Have you tried the Beeville line? Cooking hotter is due to wattage. Some are 1500 watts. This COSORI is 1800 watts. Smoke, too close to heating element. Try water in drip tray. Can get potentially get a different rotisserie prongs/rods.
If I were doing these back when they released it I likely would have already. But today it's overpriced by comparison and there are so many similar of lesser cost. I have trouble wrapping my head around getting one 🤣
Well I just found one of these at Walmart for an amazing steal at $80, if this thing makes smoke I don't think I am going to care at that price compared to the Ninja which was still $200. In fact, I can ignore the rotisserie issues too, maybe I can find a better fork set for it, dont know.
So dont cook greasy foods..Bad for you anyway..This oven is the best I've seen. The app was not a selling point for me, and I found it useless without being able to push the start button so since you are there might as well set it manually.. Very easy to use and use this everyday.. Easy to clean and use the rotisserie all the time!... Has a hotter cooking temp than many others which Is a definite plus.. Can fit a Le Cruset dutch oven in it and that works great.. Air fryer works real well too.. Super quiet!.. 5/5 Buy this you wont regret it!!! Its a $200 unit and I found it as good as the Breville and $200 cheaper!!
So nice you feel everyone should be just like you. We all have what we want in the cooker of our preference. Glad you enjoy it. By the way, grease isn't required to make smoke.
Thanks man. I was about to buy this but my favorite snack is bacon wrapped jalapeños or wings. Guess wings were not a huge issue. Also I have a high end beer brewing machine with an app and it is a glorious addition so I know what you are saying. Thanks for the two vids on the unit
Great review but one question? i have the Emeril Lagasse Air Fryer 360XL works great but the inside is filthy is the Cosori better to keep clean. I love the idea of the Smart Features using the App and I would use it with Alexa, but as i found out having the Crockpot with Alexa Built in you have to unplug it after its used or Alexa will turn itbuy mistake so i would keep this oven unplugged until im ready to use it. I'm thinking about getting this one but not sure yet!!!! Cooking Bacon in this won't be a problem as my Wife and I don't eat it, but meats we do like chicken, Ribs, Porkchops, Steak, Chuckroadt ect so i hope smoke won't be with cooking those meats?
Hi Darnell! Love your videos! Very informative. I was wondering what model igrill probe do you use? I've only found the 2 probe models. I like the one where you use 4 individual probes for 4 individual pieces of meat. Any information would be greatly appreciated! Keep the awesome videos coming... I can't wait for the next ones! Have a blessed day!
@@WaveOvenRecipes was going to subscribe to you but seen you don't want to make things easier on your viewers just want the views. Love ppl before money and the money will come.
Hey Darnell, I have a NuWave Primo Grill Oven. It's only 8 month old and is getting a rancid oil smell in the power head. Since you can't put in water, do you have ideas on how to clean it in and around the heating element and fan. Its getting pretty oily thus the smell. I can't seem to get any one at NuWave.
Thanks so much for the update. I just ordered one today and just canceled. I'm looking for an xl air fryer. I had the geek chef sirocook31 qt and just returned today as it didn't cook as expected. What is a good xl air fryer you would recommend,! Thanks so much
I think you forgot how badly the Emeril did when using the rotisserie function. It was horribly loud, the bird scraped the bottom and it flopped around a lot. I think with better practice at positioning and trussing, either oven would have performed much better.
Rotissere much better than a bird sitting in a pool of fat and grease roasting Also something i found helpful was to setup a drip pan with water in it for rotisserie
Great review. I was teetering between this oven and the Ninja Foodi Pro XL air fry oven. I ended up getting the Ninja Foodi oven during a Black Friday sale. So it’s refreshing to see it is still the reigning champ!
Ninja Foodi Pro XL ❤ I ABSOLUTELY LOVE THAT AIR FRYER WORTH EVERY PENNY
I’m in this position right now. Not sure which to get between the both. Family of 6
Nice channel, only found it after I bought the Cosori though. Water in the drip pan helps with smoke, only have it a week but like it so far. Will check out your recipes & other stuff here.
No problem with smoke in mine love it!
11:43 my fire alarm has gone off 3 times. I’ve used it 3 times. I still love it. But you’re right about the smoke. I open windows.
Be careful.
In the market for a toaster cooker this helped me a lot. Thank you.
brother thank you very much for spending the time, this was a great experience. appreciate it
Thanks for the great & honest reviews with other ovens.
Thank you for the video, you do an excellent job. But I would pick the Cosori over the Ninja just because I want the rotisserie and I don’t want a lot of appliances setting around. But that’s just me. Keep up the great work!
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Just discovered your site today. Thank you for the review, I was thinking of buying this, your review was helpful.
My primary issue is non-toxicicity and there are very few decent air fryers that fit that bill and over 100% stainless steel. I didn't know about the app so I'm definitely in on it now. Also, I primarily as a carnivore so I do cook that heavy foods. I'm just going to have to deal with that I suppose.
If you are concerned about toxicity. The "waves" from an app and device should also be considered.
For the lowest toxicity, there is maybe 1 all/mostly glass air fryer out there. I do not recall its name, and have not reviewed it. But, there is more to be mindful of than metals.
This is my absolute favorite one, I love mine
Thanks for checking out the Cosori toaster oven. I'm the one who suggested you check it out a couple months ago. You and I agree about some things and disagree on others.
Where we agree:
1. I agree 100% that smoke production can be a problem when cooking greasy foods like bacon in the Cosori. I love sausage patties for instance, however they produce a ton of grease and the first time I made them in this oven it was a smokey experience to say the least. I didn't have a huge difficulty overcoming this problem though. One of the things you pointed out in your review is that this oven cooks on the hotter side reducing cook times when compared to other toaster ovens. The simplest solution for me to reduce smoke was simply to lower temp which does extend cooking times. This sounds worse than it actually is as doing this merely puts it in line with other toaster ovens cook times. This results in a reduction in smoke, at least it has for what I cook. It's a fairly simple solution to the problem, it did take me a few tries to make the right adjustments but once I did the results were repeatable.
2. I agree that for other cooking tasks the Cosori handles them with ease.
Where we disagree:
1. I have zero issues with the two prong rotisserie spit. I've never had a problem with two prong spits though whether in a toaster oven or outdoor grill. So far I have cooked whole rotisserie chickens, turkey breast and beef roasts in it without complications. The biggest challenge anytime I rotisserie is setting up on the spit properly meaning doing my best to well balance whatever I'm cooking and choosing the best area to insert my forks. I haven't had time to watch your rotisserie video yet so have no idea if I have any suggestions on how to improve your results. Life has been so very busy lately that I simply haven't had time to do much viewing on RUclips but I will take time to watch it when I can and if I have any suggestions I feel will be of help I will mention them in the videos comments then.
2. We disagree on the overall usefulness of the app as I find it not terribly useful. When I purchased this oven I was extremely excited about the wifi app because I have mobility challenges and getting up and down is more of a challenge for me than most. I was hoping to be able to use the Wi-Fi app to preheat the oven allowing me to preheat then get up once, insert my food and cook. For people with disabilities like myself this was something I was really looking forward to. For others the prospect of getting up and down once or twice is not a huge matter to consider. Since the app requires you to physically press the button to start the oven it removes the possibility of doing this but I do understand the reason they do it this way is for safety. They did not want accidental starting to ever happen and forcing physical interaction removes the potential of accidental starting completely.
I agree that other app features such as saving favorites are very handy and that smart assistant integration needs a lot of work to actually be useful. Thankfully since the smartphone app and the oven firmware are upgradable there is no reason these features can't be improved upon in the future if Cosori decides to do so. The coolest thing about the app integration is that the actual oven firmware is upgradable so features can be added and there is potential for new functions to be added down the line including the possibility of remembering the last settings used.
3. I find the interface quite easy to use and understand why certain features are absent. For instance, I do wish the ability to remember the last used settings was there but understand it goes against their intended use of the oven. If you read the manual they recommend unplugging the unit after each use for safety purposes so with that in mind they probably see it as unnecessary and that adding that ability would actually encourage people to keep it plugged in. This is probably also the reason the display does not include simple things like a clock. A clock would be unnecessary if the oven is not intended to be left connected to power when not in use.
As always your review are top knotcg and full of information the others simply do not provide, thank you for your thorough observations. I'm happy to be subscribed!
Oh! One question, did you try the dehydrate feature yet?
I'm done with it.
But here's one I highly recommend you consider. With your issues it would help you.
Ninja Foodi XL Pro Air Fry Oven:
ruclips.net/video/Iuwaj6_H74A/видео.html
@@WaveOvenRecipes Thank you for your suggestion. I'll check out the video but I have personally sworn off purchasing a Ninja product ever again so they have an uphill battle to win me back. This was due to their failure to honor the warranty on a blender I purchased years ago. I have always subscribed to the "fool me once" philosophy and it is hard to change as it has served me well over the years. I am a fairly loyal customer if treated well but have a long memory when treated poorly. I hope they have changed their ways but the thought of giving them my money again in order to find out doesn't give me pleasant thoughts. Businesses should consider the impact of how saving a buck on warranty service can cost them a customer for life.
If you don't mind a long winded story to provide contrast to my past Ninja experience, Cosori has treated me quite well. There was a missing part in the packaging of the oven I purchased. I reached out to Cosori support asking them to ship me the part. They informed me they were sorry but they were unable to give me a timeframe for shipment due to their operations being impacted by the wildfires that were occurring in California at the time. Completely understandable. They suggested that it would be quicker for me if I asked Amazon for a shipping label and returned it for a replacement or refund. I declined explaining that the oven is quite large, bulky, awkward and would be difficult for me to carry inside a UPS drop off location due to my mobility issues (yes I know Amazon always asks you to drop off first then if you are persistent they will begrudgingly agree to pay extra for a pickup from home). On top of this, although I am a Prime member, Amazon took two weeks to ship the oven to me in the first place so a delay was likely to happen either way. I said that I was in no immediate rush for the part and asked them to ship it when they were able to do so.
My point in telling this story is to point out that Cosori was more concerned about me being inconvenienced by having to wait when their operations were likely in chaos because of wildfires! Approximately two weeks passed and the part arrived in the mail along with an apology for the inconvenience and delay in sending it to me. I didn't have to fight, debate or remind them to send it. Compare this to my experience with Ninja who after requiring me to submit photos declined my request for warranty service and declared my attempt to blend ice for a smoothie as MISUSE of their blender!
After typing all of this out I have to admit that it is possible this experience has impacted my view of the Cosori oven and my willingness to look past some of its shortcomings. I try to be logical in my assessments but I can't completely discount the possibility that on a subconscious level it has. A smokey kitchen from making sausage patties should upset me, I suppose, even if I found a work around for it. As I said above, when treated well I am a loyal customer. Cosori has impressed me in how they "seem to" value me as a customer. This is the way you earn a loyal customer base.
Anyway, if you actually read all of my rambling story I want to say thank you, that I DO APPRECIATE your recommendation and I WILL WATCH your video because I trust your integrity and review process. I may even give Ninja another try after I look into their more recent customer service history. Perhaps they've changed since their "As Seen on TV" days, I admit that I don't know. I just don't want to relive the same experience. As I said, I believe in the "Fool me once, shame on you" philosophy. I do not want to experience the "Fool me twice, shame on me" part of it.
Using the oven with Alexa (rather than the app itself), you dont need to press the button. I was surprised the app requires it, but Alexa doesn't.
Google Assistant also starts it without pressing the button. But it will only do a Bake setting and nothing else. Can Alexa cook on a specified setting for any time you tell it?
@@WaveOvenRecipes yes, both time and temperature can be set by voice for most modes.
Thanks for the detailed review. I almost purchased before your review. Concerned about the drip pan below the heating element. I can imagine the smoke generated too. Thanks again.
The drip pan under is the norm for most countertop cookers. I cannot name one without that design. It's not the reason for the smoke. I describe here.
ruclips.net/video/Iuwaj6_H74A/видео.html
Hi from 🇨🇦 Doug . . Hope you and the fam are well sir. Another great 30 day review and I couldn’t agree more. I had this Cosori Air Oven and had to send it back bcuz I had issues with it. I was lucky enough to get my hands on the Ninja DT251 SMART Foodi XL Pro Air Oven with the intuitive thermometer and I absolutely LOVE it! I really enjoyed the Cosori until it started to act up but like you said, there is no real comparison to the Ninja. With its Surround Heat Technology it’s by far one of, if the not the best Air Oven on the market. As always, thanks for another #Honest #StraightForward review and I’m sure I’ll see you in the next one. Until then, #StaySafe 😷 & #HappyCooking 🍗. Kevin🎗
I too wish you both well, and really like the channel. I had the cuisenart digital convection toaster oven. I liked the hard cooking it did, but you pretty much had to dial it down 50 degrees or things could char. The dial acted up, and I returned it and got ninja dt251 smart foodi xl. I love it, especially the 4 rack slots and large size. After watching your review I knew it was for me. Cheers!
thanks for a great comparison review!
Have you tried the Beeville line?
Cooking hotter is due to wattage. Some are 1500 watts. This COSORI is 1800 watts.
Smoke, too close to heating element. Try water in drip tray.
Can get potentially get a different rotisserie prongs/rods.
I hope to see you review the Breville Air Fryer. Your reviews are thorough and are probably the best one youtube. Thanks for all your hard work!
If I were doing these back when they released it I likely would have already. But today it's overpriced by comparison and there are so many similar of lesser cost. I have trouble wrapping my head around getting one 🤣
I found a place for $117 to get that oven I bought four of them thought that was a great great deal
All you have to do is put parchment paper or foil and no problem 😉
Well I just found one of these at Walmart for an amazing steal at $80, if this thing makes smoke I don't think I am going to care at that price compared to the Ninja which was still $200.
In fact, I can ignore the rotisserie issues too, maybe I can find a better fork set for it, dont know.
I'm cooking right now and the top round roast is rotating and it looks good
So dont cook greasy foods..Bad for you anyway..This oven is the best I've seen.
The app was not a selling point for me, and I found it useless without being able to push the start button so since you are there might as well set it manually..
Very easy to use and use this everyday.. Easy to clean and use the rotisserie all the time!... Has a hotter cooking temp than many others which Is a definite plus.. Can fit a Le Cruset dutch oven in it and that works great.. Air fryer works real well too.. Super quiet!.. 5/5
Buy this you wont regret it!!!
Its a $200 unit and I found it as good as the Breville and $200 cheaper!!
So nice you feel everyone should be just like you. We all have what we want in the cooker of our preference. Glad you enjoy it.
By the way, grease isn't required to make smoke.
Thanks man. I was about to buy this but my favorite snack is bacon wrapped jalapeños or wings. Guess wings were not a huge issue. Also I have a high end beer brewing machine with an app and it is a glorious addition so I know what you are saying. Thanks for the two vids on the unit
More at:
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Great review but one question?
i have the Emeril Lagasse Air Fryer 360XL works great but the inside is filthy is the Cosori better to keep clean.
I love the idea of the Smart Features using the App and I would use it with Alexa, but as i found out having the Crockpot with Alexa Built in you have to unplug it after its used or Alexa will turn itbuy mistake so i would keep this oven unplugged until im ready to use it.
I'm thinking about getting this one but not sure yet!!!!
Cooking Bacon in this won't be a problem as my Wife and I don't eat it, but meats we do like chicken, Ribs, Porkchops, Steak, Chuckroadt ect so i hope smoke won't be with cooking those meats?
Hi Darnell! Love your videos! Very informative. I was wondering what model igrill probe do you use? I've only found the 2 probe models. I like the one where you use 4 individual probes for 4 individual pieces of meat. Any information would be greatly appreciated! Keep the awesome videos coming... I can't wait for the next ones! Have a blessed day!
See my last video
I was baking chicken legs and I layed a piece of foil on top and it kept the grease from getting all over
It keeps run out E1 error message on the display
peak a boo, I run into you again. wow, smoke, have you reviewed its 2023/2024 model yet? CBS tv says its perfect! Considering that one!
All I have reviewed is in this playlist:
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I love your videos. Do you have a review in the Breville BOV900BSS the smart toaster oven, especially the 30 day review.
No, too many less expensive options were out by the time I started doing these.
Use kitchen twine from the fork to the food you can get anything to sit solid on the spit by doing this
Others have performed better.
Hello Sir, What Is The Model # For This Air Fryer Oven
Always in the description text of the initial review:
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Thanks. Excellent AAAAAAA ++++++
Do you have a do it all air fryer oven that can air fry, roisstere and bake a turkey
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Hope it helps.
@@WaveOvenRecipes was going to subscribe to you but seen you don't want to make things easier on your viewers just want the views. Love ppl before money and the money will come.
Hey Darnell, I have a NuWave Primo Grill Oven. It's only 8 month old and is getting a rancid oil smell in the power head. Since you can't put in water, do you have ideas on how to clean it in and around the heating element and fan. Its getting pretty oily thus the smell. I can't seem to get any one at NuWave.
See:
ruclips.net/video/dMZYERvBWdM/видео.html
And then:
ruclips.net/video/g6Vs_ThsAJ0/видео.html
Thanks so much for the update. I just ordered one today and just canceled. I'm looking for an xl air fryer. I had the geek chef sirocook31 qt and just returned today as it didn't cook as expected. What is a good xl air fryer you would recommend,! Thanks so much
You omit price comparisons. The Ninja costs $120 more than the Cosori.
Intentionally, as I used to, but prices change. Various sellers have deals and so on. And better usually isn't cheaper.
@@WaveOvenRecipes By that standard, the Breville Air Fry Oven at $400 should be better than the Ninja. Have you reviewed a Breville?
No, if I was reviewing other cookers when it came out I would have.
@@WaveOvenRecipes Regarding price variations, I noticed that the Ninja Air Fryer Oven is $240 at Wal-Mart, down from $300 elsewhere.
I think you forgot how badly the Emeril did when using the rotisserie function. It was horribly loud, the bird scraped the bottom and it flopped around a lot. I think with better practice at positioning and trussing, either oven would have performed much better.
And some cookers make a great chicken without having to rotisserie. Even better than rotisserie.
For example:
ruclips.net/video/P6unmgFVmew/видео.html
Im am looking into buying my first air fryer .... so after all you experience which one would you say you have the best experience with????
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Hope it helps 🙂
@@WaveOvenRecipes or, you could make it quicker and easier on us and just tell us?
It's for you to watch and decide.
@@WaveOvenRecipes but he asked YOU. Your choice, save ppl the trouble
I did the work in the video.
Instead of worrying about a nit picking thing like a pause just add a minute and keep track in your head its not difficult..
No need, other cookers do a better job.
Rotissere much better than a bird sitting in a pool of fat and grease roasting Also something i found helpful was to setup a drip pan with water in it for rotisserie
Ninja Foodi has no rotisserie and makes a much better chicken.
I’m curious what greasy foods were you cooking that caused smoke? I haven’t had any of that with mine.
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