Costco Wholesale has for its
Members:
Gourmia FoodStation Smokeless Grill, Griddle, & Air Fryer with Integrated Temperature Probe (GGA2180) on sale for
$49.97. Shipping is $4.99.
Thanks to community member
CoralVolcano7296 for finding this deal.
Features:- 6 One-Touch Cooking Functions include: Grill, Griddle, Air Fry, Bake, Roast, and Dehydrate.
- Smoke Extraction Technology allows for indoor grilling with virtually no smoke.
- Direct 510° F bottom heated cast iron grill grate cooks like a traditional grill
- Griddle precisely distributes temperature and heat for even cooking with no hot or cold spots.
- FryForce 360° Technology fries with air instead oil for up to 80% less fat.
- Integrated Temperature Probe monitors internal temperature of food and automatically shuts the FoodStation off when desired doneness is reached.
- An optional Preheat and Turn Food Reminder ensures food is cooked quickly and evenly.
- Guided Cooking Prompts offer helpful display messages and alerts that will walk you through the cooking process.
- Easy-View Glass Lid lets you monitor the progress of your food at-a-glance.
- Grill grate, griddle, air fry basket, drip tray and drip tray cover are dishwasher safe for easy cleanup.
- 17.52" L x 16.34" W x 7.44" H; Weight 19.84 lbs
- 1650-Watts, 120 Volts
Accessories Included:- 14'' x 9'' in. grill grate
- 14'' x 9'' in. griddle
- 5.2-quart air fry basket
- Removable drip tray cover
- Removable drip tray
- 48-page full color recipe book
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If purchasing specifically for the air fryer, I'd probably go with something more dedicated to air frying vs a multi function like this, but this is a good device if using for muti-purpose use. I do wish we had this one that comes with the probe where it shuts off automatically when desired temp is hit. We have that on our outdoor Ninja and it does make things a bit easier.
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Bottom line, I returned it to Costo after about 8 months and three or four attempts at grilling burgers and chicken kabobs. I would not purchase or recommend it.
Only good use for this is if your apartments ban gas grills, as electric is the only thing allowed.
These are typically very large units that take up a lot of counter space (almost 2x2 feet after you give it the recommended "clearance space" on all sides.
The many pieces inside make it a pain to clean as stuff will start to burn, drip, get sticks and you've got like 6-7 pieces to clean.
Despite all of that though, the deal breaker for me was just how slow these things are. The smokeless part seemed to work fine on all of mine, but it took forever to grill with. I bought this to make burgers and grill vegetables mostly. A $20 george foreman grill will do so much better on burgers and even the mess those make is a much easier cleanup than this. Cooking hotdogs on this thing seemed to take 30 minutes, about the same for grilling vegetables, and that gets you comparable results to about 3-4 minutes on the stove.
You also need to watch the cooking space to make sure stuff doesn't too close to the edges, or pile on top of eachother, as they'll both affect the cooking.
I wanted to like it, I tried with 3 different ones and they all gave me the same results. Looking at the breakdown of this one, it looks like the same thing again
The Ninja is a lot more expensive but if your budget allows it, the Ninja is a far superior product.
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I like my regular AF and AFO better.
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