Air Fryer Toaster Oven

Preferably a toaster oven or air fryer (kind of depends what it is), but most of the time I'm using a microwave.

... your getting. I use my air fryer and cooking is easy and ... no cook but between my air fryer, toaster oven and steamer I can put ...

... the coffee maker and Cuisinart toaster/air fryer/oven maybe unless DH decides to...

...Recently, this item was my air fryer. We had an air fryer / toaster oven / roaster / and all sorts... the original type of air fryer that is round with the ... was done. Luckily, the oven feature still worked on it ... chicken. It is a toaster oven too, because I do not ... on a big hot oven on a 95 degree day. ... not know much about air fryers - if you’re one ... that is also a toaster oven. I have not tried the ...

@Haljo1935No air fryer here, I just put it in the oven on parchment paper for 20 ... that Donna only uses a toaster oven, she uses one mug for ... she hates to use her oven.  When she wants a big ...

...) and place in the air fryer. Turn halfway. Cook until crisp ...oven baked straight from the freezer. Caution: Take care removing from the toaster as waffles and toaster... between different makes of toaster, please refer to manufacturer's instructions. ... potato waffles in the toaster. After the initial 'pop up' ...Remove with care whilst the toaster is still switched off. Oven cook From Frozen 220°C, ...

... machine & grinder, Ninja air fryer, 2100W kettle, toaster, and "1200W" (~2000W electrical... run a Dimplex "4KW" portable air conditioner (around 1000W electrical) and... oven in the stove, but that's rare, as I mostly use the air fryer...

... their list? LOL. What brand air fryer do you have now? We... have an air fryer built into our Breville toaster oven. It does a... to something like your Ninja Air Fryer Pro.

@scrapperlisa It may not be as crispy and may be a little soft or soggy if the breaded chicken is heated by microwave. Texture may be less than ideal but it will not affect taste at all. Oven at 350 is better, or a toaster oven or an air fryer, but I would feel willing to microwave it for convenience. Eating with satisfaction and simplicity is your call.

... it mainly when BBQing; the air fryer and my toaster convection oven all have their own timers...

... an Instant Pot and an air fryer toaster oven but I can’t cook without... Pot any more and the oven they like and use also. ...

... my glasses.  I have an air fryer but there's nowhere to put... basement.  But my new toaster oven has an air fry cycle.  I didn't....  I should look up some air frying recipes.   Don't worry about...

I put it in our toaster oven on the air fryer mode and get nice crispy pizza slices with melty cheese. Cold or soggy pizza is gross.

... have an Anova Sous vide oven and LOVE it! It is... thermometer that works with the oven so meats are cooked to... toaster oven. I hate cooking and this makes my life easier. Also echo an air fryer...

... so so simple. Use the air fryer and toaster oven almost exclusively for preparing food. ...

..., I have a ninja flip air fryer, toaster oven, with a sear pan. I... a wasted space of an oven. Yes I recommend this to...

... read no using oven, toaster, air fryer, hair dryer, motorized tools, air diffusers, aerosols, oil...

... techniques help restore its texture: Oven or toaster oven: Preheat to 350°F... helps keep the coating crispy. Air fryer: Set to 350°F (175...

... crust. Can concur. Have a toaster oven/air fryer on my counter (hate the ...

Midramble said: Why are those dogs dusty ashes? I make my dogs in the toaster oven. They're still plenty juicy. I get the premium hot dogs from the factory that sells to street cart vendors 😁 EDIT I do use a toaster oven with air fryer abilities now! 😄 Last edited: Yesterday at 6:46 PM

... galley, replacing it with a toaster oven/air fryer/rotisserie/other stuff unit along ...

... – 15kWh Plug in air fryer – 6kWh Microwave – 3kWh Wall oven – 3kWh Toaster – 2kWh Total – 190kWh...

... felt an air fryer wasn't something I needed. However, when our toaster oven died... bells and whistles, including an air fryer basket. At first, we didn't...

Looking to purchase a toaster oven air fryer that is stainless steel inside and out. Cuisinart and Midea advertise non toxic options. I appreciate any advice about which is a better option. submitted by /u/Pristine_Chipmunk945 to r/avoidchineseproducts [link] [comments]

After my last post about toaster ovens, a few people suggested getting one with an air fryer built in, especially if you’re cooking for one. That actually sounds like the smarter move. The model I found is $85 on Amazon, but Buyhatke chrome extension shows the average price is closer to $61. Is $85 still reasonable for these, or do they usually drop back down during sales? If you own one of these combo units, does the air fryer part actually work well? submitted by /u/carebear7077 to r/LivingAlone [link] [comments]

If anyone has owned both, which one did you find more useful? I'm only cooking for two, so I just need something small. submitted by /u/ElspethGmt to r/cookingforbeginners [link] [comments]

I’m trying to buy a really good compact toaster oven that’s genuinely PFAS/PTFE/PFOA-free, ideally under $200, and I’m stuck after spending way too many hours researching. What I’m trying to avoid: Any PTFE/Teflon / “non-stick” coatings on any interior surface or rack. I don't mind swapping the baking trays. Vague “non-toxic” claims with no clear info on materials What I want: Ideally stainless steel Excellent everyday performance especially as a toaster. I prefer a compact size as I don't need a convection oven or air-fryer combo. Any ideas? Would appreciate any recommendations and sources. I've looked at Breville (PTFE-coated), Panasonic FlashXpress (only their air-fryer combo one is PFAS-free), Ninja (no real compact option), Our Place Wonder Oven (has its critiques/design flaws) submitted by /u/Pristine_Computer_50 to r/nontoxic [link] [comments]

A number of people have left reviews that this air fryer from Ninja, and sold at Costco, doesn’t match a model on Ninja’s website and Ninja’s customer care couldn’t confirm either. Does anyone have any insight into this? submitted by /u/ItIsL to r/Costco [link] [comments]

Or maybe two. I just don’t have a lot of counter space in my kitchen. Thank you! submitted by /u/SexyToothpaste69 to r/Cooking [link] [comments]

Hello all, We're looking to buy an air fryer or air fryer toaster oven in Canada. I have been looking at the usual brands: Ninja, Cuisinart, Instant Pot but hear that these don't seem to last more than 3-4 years. I was hoping that buy something that lasts longer (BuyItForLife or at least 10 years 😅). I see related posts but nothing specific on durability. Any suggestions or advice? Thank you in advance! submitted by /u/Formal_Boss3652 to r/BuyItForLife [link] [comments]

A relative recently visited us from out of state, and after they left they ordered us a Breville Smart Oven Air Fryer, compact size, as a gift. I'm a little bewildered, because we already have a toaster oven that they used while visiting. Perhaps they didn't like it? I've had it since the 90s, haha but it's going strong and my family has zero complaints about it. I know nothing about air fryers. I see this one costs $250. We don't eat french fries, or fried chicken, nor do we heat up frozen things like hot pockets or whatever. We do eat a lot of toast, and I heard that an air fryer is good for roasting veggies, which we do like eating. We already have one of those split ovens with a small upper oven so we can cook with an oven in a smaller, more efficient space. We generally reheat leftovers in the microwave. Looking for feedback on whether to keep, or trade this air fryer in for a new wok that we need. 11/25/25 update - We're keeping it. I read all 302 comments haha and the ones praising it for fish and veggies convinced me to at least give it a try. It was a generous gift! submitted by /u/Alaska-Pete to r/Cooking [link] [comments]

Hello!! As Black Friday is approaching, I want to get an air fryer/ toaster oven combo. I am just a single person and not looking at anything perfect, but will mostly use it to toast bread, reheat food and airfry frozen stuff. So far I have been looking at brands like Cosori, Cuisinart, Our Place, Ninja. From y’all experiences I want any honest recommendations on which I should or should NOT get. For example seen many people claiming the Cuisinart ones catch fire and I live in an apartment so that would be a definite no. Or some do not heat/toast evently etc. I also do not want to spend too much so definitely something that’s good enough without dropping hundreds (budget CAD$200 ish) Bonus if it’s stainless steel and without any toxic non-stick chemicals/materials. Appreciate any help!! submitted by /u/math_uwu to r/airfryer [link] [comments]

Bought a Ninja Foodi SP351 air fryer/toaster oven from Amazon for $250 in December 2024. Found rust inside the unit last week (after only 8 months of normal use). Called customer service today and... wow. They asked to send a picture and when they saw the picture, she said it’s misused. I asked how she knows that by just looking at the picture. She said it’s what it looks like. Claimed their warranty only covers returns in the first month The rust is inside The supervisor wanted to troubleshoot the rust lol. He asked me irrelevant questions for 20+ minutes (does it make noise? does the display work?) Supervisor said he was "the highest of the highest" and no one else could help Suggested I clean the rust with baking soda (I already tried cleaning - it's actual rust, not dirt) Finally offered a "replacement" for $329 - MORE than I paid originally I have the full call recorded and the rust photos. The call is incredibly frustrating to listen to they bounce between “no” and “maybe” while never actually honoring the warranty. What can I do at this point? submitted by /u/LankaRunAway to r/Appliances [link] [comments]

Hello, I need to cook more at home. I would like a toaster oven/ air fryer combo for the countertop. I’d like a nice size capacity— i’m seeing some say “6 slices of bread” or certain size pizza. I see pictures with some height indicating users could roast a chicken! Reviews are all over the place. Looking for good value, ease of use, longevity, dishwasher safe parts. I have access to memberships at sam’s and costco. If you have a favorite, please let me know. Thank you very much in advance. submitted by /u/sensitiveobserver to r/Frugal [link] [comments]

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I just realized my kitchen is more full of appliances and gadgets than food. I have a large kitchen aid food processor & parts, large kitchen aid mixer & parts, ninja blender & parts, small food processor, smaller food processor, spiralizer, hand blender, soda stream, old crockpot, small crockpot, ninja crockpot, instapot, ice cream maker, muli food mill, hand grater, manual slicer, rice cooker, george forman griddle, waffle maker, electric knife, toaster oven, convection/toaster oven (this thing is huge!), and electric griddle. That is not even the pots and pans. Now everyone is talking about air fryers… I’m just done and not falling for it. Glad everyone loves them but I have a lifetime of recipes that just need a regular stove. I will still die happy without an air fryer. EDIT: after reading a bunch of the replies I realized you all are the reason I have so many gadgets. I come from a long line of thrifters. So my family is buying what you are discarding. And I’m inheriting their stuff. I didn’t realize how bad it had gotten until I started to pull it out of all the hiding places in my kitchen. I know its the circle of life but I need to get off this wheel and set these things free again. But yes I’ll take my sisters air fryer and give it a try. submitted by /u/4travelers to r/Cooking [link] [comments]

I(23f) live with two people(both women in their 20s) and part of my job involves driving around and travelling. Never international(yet at least) and it isn't glamorous. I stay at cheap motels ​ So be the clear. The airfryer is MINE. I bought it fully with my own money. There are other things in the apartment like my roommate bought a blender and my other roommate bought a coffee machine and toaster oven etc. ​ I don't mind if others use the airfryer as it just sits on the counter. Because it is mine, if I am home and someone wants to use it they will ask me first because I might be wanting to make something soon. And it is the same with other people's appliances, we all ask. The only communal item is the oven/stove and microwave. ​ In the last year I have been travelling a lot more and to save money on food expenses, I bring the airfryer with me. I also like eating healthy and don't want to eat out often. So with the money work gives me for food expenses. I just buy raw meat and vegetables and store them in a cooler in the car if I am on the road. And when I am lodging somewhere I put them in the fridge. When the time comes I'll just plug in my airfryer and season them up and toss them inside. I also have a small rice cooker and will do that as well. ​ My one roommate doesn't really care but this PISSES off my other roommate. The first time it happened she blew up my phone. She said she had food cut and ready to be air fried but couldn't do it. She was pissed when I got back and said that I can't just take appliances. I told her that it is my appliance and I can do as I please. I told her and this is where I could be an asshole that "I wouldn't throw a bitch fit if you took the blender with you." She said that she uses the airfryer for most of her meals and meal prep. I said "use the oven or stove when I am gone." She said she uses it to reheat her food and that the microwave just isn't as good. ​ I don't think any of this is my problem. If it is REALLY that important to her. I feel like she could just pick up an airfryer herself. I told her this and she said they are too expensive(which they aren't) but I just said it isn't my problem. Recently I was on the road for a whole month and I did a lot of cooking. To the point where I saved money and was able to just do fun things with that extra money. ​ And stuff like this has happened before. She's taken her blender places and our other roommate took her coffee machine when she was staying somewhere else. I don't see why this is my problem. Maybe I could be partially the asshole for not warning her the first time. But it is mine so I just don't see the point. submitted by /u/hellasgoofy to r/AmItheAsshole [link] [comments]

My wife and I just got an air fryer, toaster oven, everything else combo. At this point I’m not sure what the big deal is. Any recipe recs or general tips for using it would be very helpful! submitted by /u/IWishIWasDannyDeVito to r/Cooking [link] [comments]

Got our air fryer on sale at Costco back in 2021 ($140 I believe), and the knob stopped working properly. Called Cuisinart customer support and they shipped out a brand new one for free! There’s a 3 year warranty on this air fryer and I really didn’t want to have to take the whole thing back into the store. Just a heads up if anyone has had the same issue with theirs. submitted by /u/ard725 to r/Costco [link] [comments]

As a chef, it’s an insult to hear “air fryers are as good as frying”. Air fryers are fucking bullshit scams and are just convection ovens with an extra fan added. Seriously, pan searing or regular baking will always be better. I swear to shit Jared if I hear you compare fried chicken to air fried chicken one more time I’m gonna smack the gob out of you. Edit: I’m in danger, I never realized how deep the air fryer fandom goes. I will die on this hill Edit2: I’ll never stop upvoting and loving you all but… but I’m just gonna go cry about something totally different.. Edit3: i think id be a lot less upset if it was called an “extra air oven” as its a convection oven with extra fans. Edit4: if I had a dollar for every comment “you clearly don’t own an air fryer” I’d be able to put it towards a new toaster oven. Edit5: the chances of getting doxxed over kitchen appliances isn’t high.. but never zero. Edit6: apparently air fryers are taking my job? Sorry boys and girls, no more foi gras for the rich. submitted by /u/sweetdurt to r/copypasta [link] [comments]

Seriously, pan searing or regular baking will always be better. I swear to shit Jared if I hear you compare fried chicken to air fried chicken one more time I’m gonna smack the gob out of you. Edit: I’m in danger, I never realized how deep the air fryer fandom goes. I will die on this hill Edit2: I’ll never stop upvoting and loving you all but… but I’m just gonna go cry about something totally different.. Edit3: i think id be a lot less upset if it was called an “extra air oven” as its a convection oven with extra fans. Edit4: if I had a dollar for every comment “you clearly don’t own an air fryer” I’d be able to put it towards a new toaster oven. Edit5: the chances of getting doxxed over kitchen appliances isn’t high.. but never zero. Edit6: apparently air fryers are taking my job? Sorry boys and girls, no more foi gras for the rich. Edit7: I just woke up.. what have I created? Talos be with me. Edit8: If you’re telling me air-fried chicken is better than real fried chicken that only means you haven’t had good fried chicken… still love you all though!.. heh.. I’m not crying you’re crying.. Edit9: I thought I’d die on this hill, but like the beacons of Gondor my fellow convection brethren have made a stand. A civil war has begun and I was the powder-keg; blood shall be shed on the battlefields. Edit10: the amount of chefs coming out of the woodwork to tell me how incorrect I am is absolutely staggering. BigAirFryer is sending their agents after me, I don’t have long - hear my warning - they’ll come for you next. Edit11: there’s a knock at my door… I feel warm air and hear wooshing… this is it guys. If my body is found warm and crispy just know I wasn’t fucking fried I was baked. Edit12: A better battle story than Le Miserables. Ps. If you have to threaten someone in their DMs over an airfryer then you’re not giving your food enough love.. or yourself. Edit13: currently on shift and the tides of war hath slipped into the real world. My Sous is on your side… You beautiful heathens. Edit14: you sinners are keeping my line from getting anything done today. Still love you all… the gods have abandoned me. Edit15: BigAirFryer is coming after my edits now. They can take my fries but they’ll never take my freedom. Edit16: “Chef we need Tartare on 13” “Sorry Brandon, one redditor wants to murder my dog and the others have determined how upset/triggered i am; 13 will have to wait.” submitted by /u/Mr_MooseMan____ to r/unpopularopinion [link] [comments]

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Do you live alone? Or cook separate meals from your partner/family due to dietary needs? Do you need something to make healthy food quickly and easily without a huge mess? Get a toaster oven. I never had one before last year, and never had an interest in getting one. Then one fateful Christmas 2019 morning, there it is, under my pile of opened gifts. My first thought was, "why would I ever need this?" Well let me tell you why I need this and why you need this as well. Want a single baked sweet potato in 15-20 minutes? Done. Want a single baked chicken breast or other portion of meat? Easy. Want to roast a small tray of veggies for yourself that will be good for only a couple days? Yessir. Seriously this thing is awesome. I've eliminated so much food waste from not over cooking and letting leftovers go to waste. Not to mention not having to wait 20 minutes for the oven to preheat, for a couple items that could easily fit in the toaster oven. Save yourself money, time and energy and go get a toaster oven. Please share any quick and easy healthy toaster oven recipes you have! Would love to read some. Edits: Thank you for all the Iove on this, did not think this would get so much attention! Some lovely commentors have brought up some great points: Air fryers are apparently better. Well, I need to do some digging on this and see! Toaster ovens are also good for baking. Texas summers sound awful, but are much better with a toaster oven! Shout out to my Texas peeps. There is no match for reheating pizza in a toaster oven. This is a fact. To everyone stating that all these things can be done in an oven: Yes. You're correct. The benefits of the toaster oven are: A) Not heating up your whole house for the sake of a small meal (especially in the summer) B) Saving yourself on bills (and the planet) by using way less energy C) Reheating food quickly and easily without it getting soggy, D) Not having to wait for the preheat time on your oven (especially if your oven has a long preheat time). submitted by /u/Vanoice to r/EatCheapAndHealthy [link] [comments]