Small Appliances
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Ninja DZ201 Foodi 6-in-1 2-Basket Air Fryer Review
Small AppliancesThe first air fryer with two separate baskets to cook two items at once, not back-to-back like a conventional one-basket air fryer. DualZone Technology’s Smart Finish function intelligently controls cooking to finish all foods simultaneously.
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Kalorik 26 QT Review: Digital Maxx Air Fryer Oven, Roaster
Small AppliancesThe Kalorik MAXX Air Fryer Oven integrates the features of 10 separate appliances into one unit. The MAXX’s easy-to-use automated LED monitor contains 21 presets for foolproof cooking, no matter the occasion.
The highly powerful Turbo MAXX airflow system generates air temperatures of up to 500 ° F, enabling food to be cooked 30 percent faster than most leading air fryer ovens and 50 percent faster than traditional standard ovens. This provides the same smooth appearance and rich taste of deep-fried food with little or no oil — reducing fat and calories for healthy meals. -
Ninja FG551 Foodi Smart XL 6-in-1 Indoor Grill Review
Small AppliancesThe revolutionary Ninja FG551 Foodi Smart XL Cook Device allows you to achieve flawless smoothness from uncommon to well finished by pressing a button without any guesswork. With its XL power, you can barbecue even larger family meals, literally free of smoke.
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Iconites 8-in-1 All-in-1 Air Fryer Oven Review
Small AppliancesAre you bothered by so much dust in the kitchen? It’s time to say good-bye to your dehydrate, deep fryer, pizza oven, toaster. Anything they can do, the Iconites air frier oven will do more than that! A special double-layer system that saves space and helps you to produce more than one form of food at a time.
Simple to use: burgers, wings, steaks, fish , seafood, tomatoes, bread, dehydrate, just tap and go! The flexible sophisticated touch screen helps you to prepare a range of tasty recipes easily. In addition, this air-conditioner is fitted with a wide temperature range from 120 ° F to 400 ° F in increments of 10 degrees and a cooking timer of 0-60 minutes.
