Costco Wholesale has Gourmia 6-Quart Stainless Steel Digital Air Fryer (GAF685) on sale for $49.99 valid for Costco Members. Shipping is $4.99. Thanks Dealhunter30
Note, limit 5 per member. Must be logged into your Costco account.
Offer valid through November 21, 2019 or while supplies last. This digital air fryer features a 6-quart capacity w/ digital touchscreen control. Includes a non-stick basket w/ 2 removable crisping trays - Discombobulated
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Costco Wholesale has Gourmia 6-Quart Stainless Steel Digital Air Fryer (GAF685) on sale for $49.99 valid for Costco Members. Shipping is $4.99. Thanks Dealhunter30
Note, limit 5 per member. Must be logged into your Costco account.
Offer valid through November 21, 2019 or while supplies last. This digital air fryer features a 6-quart capacity w/ digital touchscreen control. Includes a non-stick basket w/ 2 removable crisping trays - Discombobulated
For those unfamiliar with the technology, air "fryers" are a bit of a misnomer. Nothing's actually getting fried (to fry you actually need to submerge the food in hot oil). These are really just super compact convection ovens where hot air is circulated all around the food. They're great for cutting down cooking time of anything you would normally put in an oven (chicken nuggets, cheesy bread, etc.) and great for reheating previously fried foods. For the latter, it never tastes quite as good as when it was freshly out of the fryer, but it gets it dang close.
Also, I do not recommend putting food on foil in this thing. The tray has holes and is there to help circulate the hot air all around including the bottom.
Also note that your cooking time will be drastically decreased when compared to oven cooking times, so take that into account when setting the time and temperature.
Do you know if it's the same as last year model from cotsco? I know last year bestbuy version was slightly different and had some extra thing which was very convenient that cotsco didn't have
I had this for about a year now. It's been fantastic. It looks and feel premium. I don't even use all the button options. I haven't had any trouble with it.
Bought a 6 QT Gourmia last year around the holidays when Best Buy ran their sale. I use it about 3 times each month, still look & works great! Baskets clean up fast with a non-scratching "Dobie" pad.
genuine question here: 2 adults and 3 kids (between 1 and 7)
i've hardly seen anyone comment about how they feed their family of "x" amount but the comments have always either been about the durability or their experience with it.
anyone use this to actually feed more than 2 people?
do you make like 10 wings and then have to cook another back of 10 wings in order to feed 3 people?
at what point does using the oven make more sense than using an air fryer?
TIA
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For those unfamiliar with the technology, air "fryers" are a bit of a misnomer. Nothing's actually getting fried (to fry you actually need to submerge the food in hot oil). These are really just super compact convection ovens where hot air is circulated all around the food. They're great for cutting down cooking time of anything you would normally put in an oven (chicken nuggets, cheesy bread, etc.) and great for reheating previously fried foods. For the latter, it never tastes quite as good as when it was freshly out of the fryer, but it gets it dang close.
Also, I do not recommend putting food on foil in this thing. The tray has holes and is there to help circulate the hot air all around including the bottom.
Also note that your cooking time will be drastically decreased when compared to oven cooking times, so take that into account when setting the time and temperature.
Hope that helps someone!
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Also, I do not recommend putting food on foil in this thing. The tray has holes and is there to help circulate the hot air all around including the bottom.
Also note that your cooking time will be drastically decreased when compared to oven cooking times, so take that into account when setting the time and temperature.
Hope that helps someone!
I don't recall getting TWO crisping trays when I bought mine. That must be a recent change.
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i've hardly seen anyone comment about how they feed their family of "x" amount but the comments have always either been about the durability or their experience with it.
anyone use this to actually feed more than 2 people?
do you make like 10 wings and then have to cook another back of 10 wings in order to feed 3 people?
at what point does using the oven make more sense than using an air fryer?
TIA
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Also, I do not recommend putting food on foil in this thing. The tray has holes and is there to help circulate the hot air all around including the bottom.
Also note that your cooking time will be drastically decreased when compared to oven cooking times, so take that into account when setting the time and temperature.
Hope that helps someone!
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