Costco Wholesale has Cuisinart Digital AirFryer Toaster Oven (CTOA-130PC1) on sale for $159.99 valid for Costco Members only. Shipping is $9.99. Thanks nelpit
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This digital AirFyer toaster oven features 1800W of motor/fan to deliver high heat airflow for perfectly fried results. Large enough to airfry food up to 3lbs, toast 6 slices of bread, bake 4lb chicken or 12" pizza. Offer valid through October 25, 2020 or while promotion last - Discombobulated
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Costco Wholesale has Cuisinart Digital AirFryer Toaster Oven (CTOA-130PC1) on sale for $159.99 valid for Costco Members only. Shipping is $9.99. Thanks nelpit
Note, must login w/ your Costco account w/ an active membership on file.
This digital AirFyer toaster oven features 1800W of motor/fan to deliver high heat airflow for perfectly fried results. Large enough to airfry food up to 3lbs, toast 6 slices of bread, bake 4lb chicken or 12" pizza. Offer valid through October 25, 2020 or while promotion last - Discombobulated
Technically, an air fryer is more like an air impingement oven (Seen in professional kitchens). Air impingement "Strikes" the food directly with hot air, while a convection oven "Stirs" the air around the food. They are related, but different. (I used to manage a line of air impingement conveyor ovens - Mostly used in pizza restaurants, so I used to get asked that all the time)
I have this air fryer. I use it pretty much every day, for everything from toast to french fries to cooking Italian sausages. It's also great for reheating leftovers, or melting the cheese on a cheeseburger.
After 10 months, the fan started making a grinding noise. 2 emails with Cuisanart, and they had a free replacement on the way to me. I'd definitely recommend Cuisanart based on this experience.
I suspect the fan issue may have been due to me having greasy things too close to the fan, so from here on out, I'll cook the sausages and other things that might splatter on the lower rack slot.
The basket is stainless steel and is dishwasher safe. On the odd occasion I have created a mess on it, i just put some Dawn Power Wash on it for a few minutes. That stuff is miraculous.
The baking sheet on models that I have is nonstick and not dishwasher safe, and is prone to staining. I always line my baking sheet with foil and don't really care about its appearance.
Both the baking sheet and basket in this particular model are stainless steel and dishwasher safe.
There are several Facebook groups dedicated to this awesome tiny oven. Well worth joining if you are new to learning to cook in it.
I have several of the TOA-60 models and rarely use my big oven now. I bought all the kids these "tiny ovens" as we call them for Christmas last year as well as my dad and workplace. Then several employees bought their own.
This is an excellent tiny oven. All of mine consistently run 50 degrees hotter than the temp I dial in, as the OP mentioned, so adjust accordingly, but that's easy enough to remember.
I think I'm going to snag this model too LOL. Thanks and repped.
i bought this just exactly 1 yr ago from the macys deal. its very hard to use when we need to sort through the dial for options and selections. not really a goof toaster. it could be good for other air fry menu. within less than 10 months its already making a very loud kicking start up fan noise everytime its on. like a helicopter.
This is a great deal for a great toaster. Actually it's so much more than a toaster. It's an air fryer to boot. The temperature is spot on and it cooks evenly and so well. It's also very easy to use. We love it.
was reading that Air Fryers are essentially Convection Ovens, just more hype. I like the smaller oven in Alvins link, but it costs more. Im leaning towards the Air Fryer model that this thread is about.
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was reading that Air Fryers are essentially Convection Ovens, just more hype. I like the smaller oven in Alvins link, but it costs more. Im leaning towards the Air Fryer model that this thread is about.
Technically, an air fryer is more like an air impingement oven (Seen in professional kitchens). Air impingement "Strikes" the food directly with hot air, while a convection oven "Stirs" the air around the food. They are related, but different. (I used to manage a line of air impingement conveyor ovens - Mostly used in pizza restaurants, so I used to get asked that all the time)
Anyone actually use this as a dehydrator much? Offhand it looks like it would be limited to fairly small batches with no option to expand either like dedicated dehydrator units can.
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I have this air fryer. I use it pretty much every day, for everything from toast to french fries to cooking Italian sausages. It's also great for reheating leftovers, or melting the cheese on a cheeseburger.
After 10 months, the fan started making a grinding noise. 2 emails with Cuisanart, and they had a free replacement on the way to me. I'd definitely recommend Cuisanart based on this experience.
I suspect the fan issue may have been due to me having greasy things too close to the fan, so from here on out, I'll cook the sausages and other things that might splatter on the lower rack slot.
i bought this just exactly 1 yr ago from the macys deal. its very hard to use when we need to sort through the dial for options and selections. not really a goof toaster. it could be good for other air fry menu. within less than 10 months its already making a very loud kicking start up fan noise everytime its on. like a helicopter.
I had an issue with my fan 10 months in. I emailed Cuisanart customer service and they shipped me a new one.
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After 10 months, the fan started making a grinding noise. 2 emails with Cuisanart, and they had a free replacement on the way to me. I'd definitely recommend Cuisanart based on this experience.
I suspect the fan issue may have been due to me having greasy things too close to the fan, so from here on out, I'll cook the sausages and other things that might splatter on the lower rack slot.
The baking sheet on models that I have is nonstick and not dishwasher safe, and is prone to staining. I always line my baking sheet with foil and don't really care about its appearance.
Both the baking sheet and basket in this particular model are stainless steel and dishwasher safe.
There are several Facebook groups dedicated to this awesome tiny oven. Well worth joining if you are new to learning to cook in it.
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This is an excellent tiny oven. All of mine consistently run 50 degrees hotter than the temp I dial in, as the OP mentioned, so adjust accordingly, but that's easy enough to remember.
I think I'm going to snag this model too LOL. Thanks and repped.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01M0AW...asin_
I saw it listed on wire cutter
https://www.nytimes.com/wirecutte...air-fryer/
Had an issue whereas the crumb tray wouldn't come out, so I returned it.
Maybe I'll buy it again
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After 10 months, the fan started making a grinding noise. 2 emails with Cuisanart, and they had a free replacement on the way to me. I'd definitely recommend Cuisanart based on this experience.
I suspect the fan issue may have been due to me having greasy things too close to the fan, so from here on out, I'll cook the sausages and other things that might splatter on the lower rack slot.
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