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1700 Watts Gourmia Digital Stainless Steel Toaster Oven Air Fryer Expired
$65
$99.99
+ Free Shipping
Target has 1700 Watts Gourmia Digital Stainless Steel Toaster Oven Air Fryer on sale for $64.99. Select free store pickup where stock permits, otherwise shipping is free.
Features:
- Note: Availability for free store pickup may vary by location.
Features:
- 14 One-Touch Cooking Functions
- Fits a 12'' pizza pie or 6 slices of bread
- Fry Force 360° Technology cooks food quickly and evenly with little to no oil
- Dehydrate function to prepare healthy dried snacks
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- About this product:
- 1 Year Limited Warranty.
- Spot or Wipe Clean, Dishwasher-Safe Parts,
- About this store:
- Target return policy here
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Edited November 26, 2021
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Target has this 1700-watts Gourmia Digital Stainless Steel Toaster Oven Air Fryer for just $64.99 with Free Shipping.
https://www.target.com/p/gourmia-...A-80137212
https://www.target.com/p/gourmia-...A-80137212
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Edit: I picked mine up today and I cooked a few things. Probably ate too much. I'm a first time air fryer user though and I had to test it out.
When I picked it up at Target I also bought some frozen breaded food including this Boom Boom shirmp https://www.target.com/p/royal-as...A-79322185 and some french fries. I don't usually eat that kind of sh*t, but I wanted to see what an air fryer could do as far as texture. I cooked them both and it was really fast. I really liked the texture. It's definitely not the same as deep fried food. It's crisp but it doesn't make you feel like you ate a bowl of greasy sludge afterwards. This oven cooked the food much better than my big oven with convection bake could.
I also made some bacon using the instructions in the pamphlet that came with the device. It called for 400F using the air fry feature. It only took 3 minutes to preheat and after the 10 minutes cook time the bacon came out perfect. It might have been the most evenly cooked bacon I ever made.
Them I made a pizza. I made some dough last night in preparation for this. At 450F, I think it took about 7 minutes to make a 9" thin crust pie. I used the convection fan and that helped the crust to finish nice. But to get the bottom cooked good I think I'll want to use a pizza stone.
Tomorrow, I'm going to try the dehydrated green beans snack that's in the pamphlet. And I'll toast some bread for egg sandwiches that I'll make with some of the bacon I made tonight.
It's a pretty good product. The interior is big enough to cook just about anything I need to cook.
Someone: Back in my day Air fryers were called toaster ovens.
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Someone: Back in my day Air fryers were called toaster ovens.
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Edit: I picked mine up today and I cooked a few things. Probably ate too much. I'm a first time air fryer user though and I had to test it out.
When I picked it up at Target I also bought some frozen breaded food including this Boom Boom shirmp https://www.target.com/p/royal-as...A-79322185 and some french fries. I don't usually eat that kind of sh*t, but I wanted to see what an air fryer could do as far as texture. I cooked them both and it was really fast. I really liked the texture. It's definitely not the same as deep fried food. It's crisp but it doesn't make you feel like you ate a bowl of greasy sludge afterwards. This oven cooked the food much better than my big oven with convection bake could.
I also made some bacon using the instructions in the pamphlet that came with the device. It called for 400F using the air fry feature. It only took 3 minutes to preheat and after the 10 minutes cook time the bacon came out perfect. It might have been the most evenly cooked bacon I ever made.
Them I made a pizza. I made some dough last night in preparation for this. At 450F, I think it took about 7 minutes to make a 9" thin crust pie. I used the convection fan and that helped the crust to finish nice. But to get the bottom cooked good I think I'll want to use a pizza stone.
Tomorrow, I'm going to try the dehydrated green beans snack that's in the pamphlet. And I'll toast some bread for egg sandwiches that I'll make with some of the bacon I made tonight.
It's a pretty good product. The interior is big enough to cook just about anything I need to cook.
edit: internal dimensions 11.5"W x 11.5D x 6.5H
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edit: internal dimensions 11.5"W x 11.5D x 6.5H
It's on the target site
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Gourmi.../458971752
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Gourmi.../458971752 [walmart.com]
Someone: Back in my day Air fryers were called toaster ovens.