Target has
Gourmia 1800W All-In-One Indoor Pizza Oven/Air Fryer w/ Presets and Cooking Functions (Stainless Steel) on sale for
$119.99.
Shipping is free, otherwise, select free store pickup as an alternative option.
Thanks to community member
astig for finding this deal
Note, this item/product will ship in its manufacturer's packaging, revealing what's inside.
About the Product
- 1800 Wattage Output
- Dual Adjustable Burners
- 7 Cooking Functions
- 6 Pizza Presets
- FryForce 360° Technology
- SImple Touch Controls
- DOuble Pane Windows
- Interior LIght
- Dishwasher Safe
- 10.94"x17.01"x18.74"
Warranty
- Includes 2-year manufacturer's warranty w /purchase
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I did the first use 20-minute cook cycle. Temps reached over 800F with my IR thermometer. I tested fries for the first cook.
Redcard makes it $25 difference and some people may have Target Circle deals to make the difference even less.
I have a $15 off $90 making the difference only $10 but I already bought the Walmart one and I don't think I want to go through the trouble of returning it even though the price difference is probably worth it.
I will say the fan is a moving part which makes it a potential point of failure. The Target one has openings in the back for air circulation that seem like they would be difficult to clean if something like flour got back there. I do see some screws so the back might be removable for cleaning even though the manual doesn't say anything about it.
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It's right at the limit. As long as nothing else is being used on the same line. A typical outlet breaker is 120V 15A so 120x15 = 1800w. Also it's not like it's going to be drawing full power the entire time, so if it pre heats to temp (when it'll be using the most power) and you don't start using any appliances on the same breaker at the same time it'll be fine.
I did the first use 20-minute cook cycle. Temps reached over 800F with my IR thermometer. I tested fries for the first cook.
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It's right at the limit. As long as nothing else is being used on the same line. A typical outlet breaker is 120V 15A so 120x15 = 1800w. Also it's not like it's going to be drawing full power the entire time, so if it pre heats to temp (when it'll be using the most power) and you don't start using any appliances on the same breaker at the same time it'll be fine.
It's a good idea to check your breaker to make sure.
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