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This is ok, but get the XL from Costco instead. It's often on sale at Costco for $150 (Currently $200). It's wider, which is important for air fryers. It also has the temperature probe to automate cooking. it looks like the one in OP doesn't have the probe.
$70 is a lot for a probe, let alone the cost of the Costco membership itself (another $60 for the privilege of shopping there?) LOL.
A big family might need a giant grill, but we always look for compact kitchen gadgets (like our fold-up Ninja 13 in 1. Huge space saver.)
Get whichever one fits your needs...
Don't laugh at the $60, do the $120 for profit, 3-400 dollars every year. Costco is by far the best place to shop at for optimal price-quality curve, and if you pay attention (and sometimes be lucky as in at the right place at the right time), extraordinary deals are to be had
Dude's advice was solid, larger size and probe are significant benefits. XL is smart even for singles.
Thanks for taking the time to post your deal. But also, let your deal stand on its own merit, don't sweat/take it personally when others chime in.
I had a free Costco membership from our boss years ago and only used it a couple of times.
Super long lines to check out
I don't want 2 gallons of milk (you can get 3 gallons for same price at Aldi)
I don't want 2 loves of bread
I don't want 3 boxes cereal (especially when only one is chocolate)
I don't want 30 eggs
And I found out that Costco is not an authorized dealer for the Denon AVR they sold me, so Denon would not honor the warranty.
Needless to say, we did not renew our membership, lol
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A big family might need a giant grill, but we always look for compact kitchen gadgets (like our fold-up Ninja 13 in 1. Huge space saver.)
Get whichever one fits your needs...
A big family might need a giant grill, but we always look for compact kitchen gadgets (like our fold-up Ninja 13 in 1. Huge space saver.)
Get whichever one fits your needs...
Dude's advice was solid, larger size and probe are significant benefits. XL is smart even for singles.
Thanks for taking the time to post your deal. But also, let your deal stand on its own merit, don't sweat/take it personally when others chime in.
Super long lines to check out
I don't want 2 gallons of milk (you can get 3 gallons for same price at Aldi)
I don't want 2 loves of bread
I don't want 3 boxes cereal (especially when only one is chocolate)
I don't want 30 eggs
And I found out that Costco is not an authorized dealer for the Denon AVR they sold me, so Denon would not honor the warranty.
Needless to say, we did not renew our membership, lol
A big family might need a giant grill, but we always look for compact kitchen gadgets (like our fold-up Ninja 13 in 1. Huge space saver.)
Get whichever one fits your needs...
Footprint isn't much different, and you'll notice many recipes say to lay things out in one layer. That's why wider is better, even for non-breeders.
i think kohls had it on sale a lot too.
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