Best Buy has
6-Quart Bella Pro Series Digital Air Fryer (Black) on sale for
$24.99. Select free curbside pickup where available, otherwise
shipping is free on orders of $35 or more.
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Product Details:
- 1500-watt heating system with adjustable cooking temperature up to 400°F.
- Digital touchscreen and control knob with preset cook modes.
- Dishwasher-safe and PFOA-free non-stick cooking pan and crisping tray.
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The last cheap air fryer I got from best buy (Emil) had the Teflon come off after like the 5th hand wash.
Had to use the scrubber side of a dual sponge because the gunk wouldn't come off with the sponge side.
(Had no problems using the scrubber side on my expensive non-stick frying pan )
Yes, it DOES smell when you first run it. Pro tip: for your first use, run it OUTSIDE for 20-30 mins.
Solid fryer. The only thing I don't like is the touch buttons don't always register when I'm tapping quickly.
The last cheap air fryer I got from best buy (Emil) had the Teflon come off after like the 5th hand wash.
Had to use the scrubber side of a dual sponge because the gunk wouldn't come off with the sponge side.
(Had no problems using the scrubber side on my expensive non-stick frying pan )
If you coat a pan before cooking food does that defeat the purpose of a pan?
plus it's bestbuy which adds a whole other layer of hassle as well. if anything goes wrong with the shipment, or you need to cancel/exchange/refund for any reason you have to deal with bestbuy to get your money back which is always a huge problem.
good luck
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If you coat a pan before cooking food does that defeat the purpose of a pan?
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