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3-Quart Bella Pro Series Analog Air Fryer (Black) Expired
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Best Buy has 3-Quart Bella Pro Series Analog Air Fryer (Black, 90203) for $15.99. Shipping is free for My Best Buy Members (free to join) or choose store pickup where stock permits.
Features:
- Note: Availability for pickup may vary by location. Price is valid 1/31 while supplies last.
Features:
- Cook up to 2.5 lbs. of your favorite food to feed 2 to 4 people
- Adjustable temperature up to 400°F
- 60-minute auto shut-off timer with audible tone
- Stainless steel heating element for faster heat up
- High performance circular heat technology for fast, crispy, and evenly cooked food
- 1300-watt high performance circular heat technology
- Dishwasher-safe, nonstick basket and crisping tray for easy cleanup
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- This offer is $34 less (68% savings) than the website's suggested retail price of $49.99.
- Rated 4.8 out of 5 stars on Best Buy based on 155 customer reviews.
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This size is great for one or two people, college dorms, office break room, RVs, or just as a secondary air fryer when cooking for a crowd (think Super Bowl wings).
Great price and an inexpensive way to try out an air fryer if you don't already own one.
My advice though would be though to purchase an air fryer with a digital timer. I already feel I want to upgrade myself to a digital timer model because minutes matter in air frying. The clockwork dial doesn't stop counting down when you open the drawer, so, while you need to open the drawer mid way to turn over the items being cooked, your timer continues to count down - making it really hard to monitor how much time you have left to cook. A digital fryer would not have this problem. You can easily burn things in an air fryer if you over cook for even 2 mins, so, this is why I recommend the digital timers on an air fryer. I hope this helps
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This size is great for one or two people, college dorms, office break room, RVs, or just as a secondary air fryer when cooking for a crowd (think Super Bowl wings).
Great price and an inexpensive way to try out an air fryer if you don't already own one.
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My advice though would be though to purchase an air fryer with a digital timer. I already feel I want to upgrade myself to a digital timer model because minutes matter in air frying. The clockwork dial doesn't stop counting down when you open the drawer, so, while you need to open the drawer mid way to turn over the items being cooked, your timer continues to count down - making it really hard to monitor how much time you have left to cook. A digital fryer would not have this problem. You can easily burn things in an air fryer if you over cook for even 2 mins, so, this is why I recommend the digital timers on an air fryer. I hope this helps
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I've had both Digital and Analog air fryers, and for someone who isn't too specific (throwing fries, veggies, pizza or anything else into it) the analog timer works totally fine for me.
I usually throw stuff in and just guesstimate on the timer, and it tends to work out just fine. When I used the digital timer I would usually do the same and just take a guess at the time when recipe's or directions don't specify one, so no big loss for me.
With that said, the digital one is 33% larger in size for the basket. I'm using a 5QT one and I think going down to a 3 QT would be a little too small..
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Analog temp control is fine, you'll be cooking at 400F most of the time anyway, less things to break.
I totally understand not wanting to invest a lot in a first air fryer, not knowing if you'll actually use it enough to get your money's worth. But one way to make sure you never use it is to get one that's too small. I love my Gourmia and wish I had gotten one sooner, but I didn't because the little analog one I had tried was so annoying and I didn't know what I was missing. The Gourmia is easy enough to use and most people could figure it out, I bet. The pre-sets are usable, unlike most I've tried on microwaves and other appliances, and it's easy enough to adjust the time and temp. If you must go analog, okay, but I'd strongly recommend getting something bigger than one with a 3 quart basket. Nothing against the brand, as I know some Bellas get really good reviews, and in terms of features and price they're comparable to my Gourmia. I'm not usually the "just spend twice as much" guy, but you can get a Bella, Gourmia, or other brand in a 6-quart size for just $40-$50, which will keep you from have to cook in batches to feed more than one person.