Gourmia GAF686 Digital vs Hamilton Beach 35070

Hey guys, let's do a piece of test with the new airfryer. Oh, it doesn't fit, can't figure that one anyways hey guys. So i got myself a new digital ai...

More like a cornish hens in reality. You might be able to fit chicken parts on the screwer, but nothing over a few pounds. So, in conclusion, don't expect to fit large food items in this oven. Another annoyance is the poor instructions

So so i'm going to put the bottom ones back in for a bit and you can easily add time while it's cooking, so i think it just needs about three more min...

That is something I had previously found my own self a bit irritated with when I consider a certain pressure cooker type device that claims to cook in an instant. There's always the unspoken heating time that you have to ignore if you want to look at total cooking time. This device doesn't need that much heating time, but it does take a moment to come to temp and then start the actual cooking (and normally you don't preheat with devices like this, as you just set the options and let it begin cooking). The convection cooking effect that is used to circulate the heat within this device does help speed up cooking though it also means you have to adjust your cooking times somewhat, in order to avoid overcooking the foods you are trying to cook

I’ve felt so much healthier using this air fryer. I love it’s features. Easy to use and digital so you can get exact temps for your food. It also has an alarm that sounds so you know when your food is ready

Not only that it’s way healthier. I wouldn’t have thought the food would taste like it’s actually fried without being soaked in oil. We don’t fry food often but that was mostly due to health concerns. With this air fryer, we are able to make wings without as much of the guilt

, 400 degrees, Fahrenheit. Preheat, and this time I remembered to switch the Turn Reminder on and I'm going to increase the time to 25 minutes. Put it...

1. The temperature controls are inflexible I'm the sense that they increment at 25°, and the highest temp is 400°F, therefore if a recipe calls for 380°F, you have to select 375, and probably increase cook times. (Disclaimer: do not quote me on this, because I am not a chef, l was just looking for a product to make frying easier and quicker).