Reddit · r/airfryer · yesterday
Owner of the first-generation dome model says the air fryer is barely audible while running.
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Reddit · r/airfryer · yesterday
Owner of the first-generation dome model says the air fryer is barely audible while running.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 2 days ago
Air fried a 5.5 lb spatchcocked chicken in their 6-qt Instant Vortex Plus and it cooked well, though flipping the bird was tricky in the tight space. They would go bigger next time.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 2 days ago
Uses the 8-qt two-basket Foodi DualZone at least every other day as a single person, cooking a main and a side in separate baskets finishing together. They find the smart cook and match cook instructions easy.
KitchenRecs · Anja K. · 10 days ago
We are four at home and this replaced a small Tefal that needed three rounds for one dinner. A big bag of frozen fries fits in one go and they come out crisp and even, the fries program is spot on. Chicken thighs I set by hand at 180 degrees and they are done sooner than in the oven, so I check early. What I don't love: it is loud. You hear the fan from the next room, and the end beep is so quiet that I miss it when I'm not in the kitchen. The fat separator under the mesh catches a lot of grease, nice idea, but after wings scrubbing it is the job nobody wants. Dishwasher works for the parts but they take up half the rack. It's also heavy and deep, and the cord is short so it has to live right by the socket. Five months in, used almost every day. Good machine, just not a quiet or tidy one.
KitchenRecs · Leanne · 10 days ago
We use it pretty much every day for the four of us. I love that I can see through the glass and stop things before they burn, and the containers go straight in the dishwasher. The 6 qt one did a whole chicken on roast with room to spare, and leftovers go in the fridge in the same dish with the lid on.
KitchenRecs · G. Walsh · 10 days ago
It's quiet, I'll give it that, you can hold a conversation next to it. The presets run way too long though. On the fries setting ours were burnt at the edges well before the timer finished, so now I set my own time and temp and check halfway. Basket goes in the dishwasher no problem. Two pork chops is about the limit before they're touching. The glossy top panel shows every fingerprint. OK for the money.
KitchenRecs · Doreen · 10 days ago
Replaced a cheap little 2 quart with this one. Fries and wings come out properly crisp and for two people it's much quicker than heating the big oven. I like that it reminds you to turn the food halfway. The first few times it smelled like hot plastic. Ran it empty twice with the kitchen window open and that went away. My real complaint is the basket. About ten months in the nonstick has started coming off near the bottom even though I only wash it by hand, and the handle feels a little loose now.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 19 days ago
Their Typhur Sync 8QT cooked a steak at 400F for 15 minutes with almost no browning and a raw interior, making it the worst air fryer experience they have had.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 19 days ago
Owns the Sync air fryer and says the main value is the smart included thermometer, which is not suited to getting a sear.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 19 days ago
Quick bake of shredded mozzarella on a bun in the Crispi caused the cheese to explode onto the glass container.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 24 days ago
Roasts a chicken and makes lasagna or shepherd's pie weekly and bakes bread or cakes monthly in the Crispi Pro, putting veg under the tray to catch the juices; everything comes out great and the air fryer has replaced their oven except for big occasions.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 25 days ago
Is happy with the Crispi style and finds it easier to clean than their previous pull-out basket air fryer.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 25 days ago
After reading up they settled on the Cosori TurboBlaze 6 qt with its 9-inch square basket; the non-stick basket is dishwasher-safe but easy to wash in the sink, it cost just under $100 at Walmart and they would buy it again.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 25 days ago
Their Instant Vortex oven-style air fryer did a lot (rotisserie, rotating basket, trays) but nothing quickly or well; switching to the Cosori TurboBlaze was a revelation and finally felt like real air frying.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 25 days ago
Keeps a basket air fryer and an oven-style one; the basket one is their Dreo ChefMaker combi fryer, which can also cook with water, and they find the basket style better for things like chicken and fries.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 25 days ago
Recently got the Cosori TurboBlaze and loves it, not having used a pan since; their worry is grease building up around the top heating element, which seems almost impossible to clean once dirty, and Cosori advises against mesh splatter guards.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 26 days ago
Finds their Cosori TurboBlaze extremely easy to clean: a paper towel first, then a soapy sponge with Dawn removes all the grease.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 26 days ago
Upgraded from the original Crispi to the Crispi Pro and finds the Pro better in every way except portability.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 26 days ago
Has the standard Crispi: the settings only offer temperature ranges rather than an exact temperature, and the lower settings are plain heat without convection, which makes some recipes guesswork; they would have chosen the Pro.
Reddit · r/Typhur · 28 days ago
Roast potatoes, gold and russet boiled in water with baking soda, come out great when the Dome 2 handles the pan-frying step of a roast potato recipe.
Reddit · r/BuyItForLife · 28 days ago
Owns the Crispi Pro and notes the removable ceramic bottom rack is an improvement over Teflon nonstick, and that stainless replacements are available.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 28 days ago
Likes the Crispi Pro they bought at Costco; their French-door air fryer oven heats from top and bottom so food needs no flipping, but the Crispi is far easier to clean, so they keep it for easy clean-up even though they have to flip food.
Reddit · r/BuyItForLife · 29 days ago
Has the Crispi and says everything comes out fine without the tray, flipping larger items halfway through.
Reddit · r/airfryer · 30 days ago
Uses a Ninja FlexDrawer, mostly on the Bake setting with a small foil tray under the food; after a few years of this they rarely do more than wipe it with a paper towel and the inside looks almost brand new.