I like the way it looks but i hear people burn there hands on the handle, the glass is hard to clean and some glue will melt into your food after a while
It is made out of stainless steel. This info comes from the Gourmia folks. It makes sense as the glass would need something hard at the bottom to take some punishment if we accidentally drop anything on it. Thanks for your question AZ!!! Be well!!!
Meaning: preheat then dropping frozen items into the glass container? If that is your question, then it depends. Fries 100% Wings 100% Shrimp or items of this fashion then 100% I'm not sure what else you mean, unless you hook me up with some example 😉
yes... I would say anything you want to cook is a play with settings or follow recipes from the book itself. One take away is that over stuffing the unit will cause uneven cooking for sure as I was able to capture on the video... GL Fam!!!
i think the crisper tray is non-stick, so likely it has PTFE...
Good Mornaftening, Antfam!
That is a very strange and specific comment. I LOVE ants!!!
I like the way it looks but i hear people burn there hands on the handle, the glass is hard to clean and some glue will melt into your food after a while
No worries, always trust the folks you know vs the ones you see on stuff :)
Like, what?? Glue melting into your food? Some will believe anything and spread everything.
Do you know what that bottom reflective part is made of? Not sure if it's plastic and I'm not too comfortable heating it up
It is made out of stainless steel. This info comes from the Gourmia folks.
It makes sense as the glass would need something hard at the bottom to take some punishment if we accidentally drop anything on it.
Thanks for your question AZ!!! Be well!!!
@@isitanygood7574 good to know, thanks! and same to you!
So isn’t the metal piece inside non stick?
@@jenicemckenzie7164 the removable metal piece is non stick
@@Az-elite Thank you. Is it toxic?
any concerns with cooking from frozen in the glass basket?
Meaning: preheat then dropping frozen items into the glass container?
If that is your question, then it depends.
Fries 100%
Wings 100%
Shrimp or items of this fashion then 100%
I'm not sure what else you mean, unless you hook me up with some example 😉
Why pick it up right after it's done? Silly.
I'm just giving examples of things we might or might not do.
Nothing I say should be followed as instruction. I'm a mere silly mortal after all :)
Can you cook raw wingdings in this?
yes...
I would say anything you want to cook is a play with settings or follow recipes from the book itself.
One take away is that over stuffing the unit will cause uneven cooking for sure as I was able to capture on the video...
GL Fam!!!
Have you experienced plastic melting into the glass container?
No. But anything is possible.
Is that tray teflon coated?
idk, i went onto the Gourmia website and asked the support people and they answered my questions quickly.
seems they care :)