Walmart has
4-Qt Gourmia Digital Air Fryer (Black, GAF486) on sale for
$29.55.
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About this product:
- FryForce 360° technology cooks with powerful circulating heated air instead of oil, eliminating up to 80% of fat
- 12 one-touch cooking functions include: Air fry, fries, wings, bacon, seafood, vegetables, bake, roast, broil, dehydrate, reheat, and keep warm
- Dehydrate function turns fruits and vegetables into tasty, healthy dried snacks
- Angled touchscreen makes it simple and easy to adjust your settings and preferences
- Optional Preheat: Preheats air fryer and prompts you when to add food
- Optional Turn Food Reminder: Prompts you to turn food halfway through the cook time
- Nonstick and dishwasher safe basket and crisper tray for easy cleanup
- 4 qt capacity provides ample space to cook for family and friends
- Includes recipe book packed with meal ideas and cooking charts to get you started
- Elegant and durable design fits any kitchen
- 1300W cooking power
Top Comments
I bought the Bella Pro Series 8qt. from BestBuy a couple weeks ago for $49 and have been really happy with it. Looks like price is up to $59 right now, but I'd happily pay that much for it still.
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This one is small
diagonal is 11 inches
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I bought the Bella Pro Series 8qt. from BestBuy a couple weeks ago for $49 and have been really happy with it. Looks like price is up to $59 right now, but I'd happily pay that much for it still.
On the other hand, this 4qt. is showing as 1300w while something like the Bella Pro at bestbuy is 1700w for 8qt. I imagine the 1700w might cook a little quicker?
In my experience though, having food spread out a bit on the base of the air fryer (covering the bottom of the 8qt) versus piled up in a 3-4qt., the 8qt. with more flat levels will cook faster/better
Edit: I agree with the post above, bigger air fryers tend to cook better and faster without having to flip the food. I'd aim for 6 or 8 QT, even if you're cooking for a single person.
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