Best Kitchen Appliances Under $100 | Gear Heads

[@aronc24]

The best thing ATK ever recommend I buy is the Breville Bit More toaster. That thing is epic and I never thought I'd feel so ok with spending so much for a toaster. lol

[@hobbyhopper3143]

I have a $25 Cusinart two slice toaster that does the very same thing.

[@lucyylora8948]

@@hobbyhopper3143 qaaaaaaa

[@michaeljimenez1528]

So you’re saying you never thought you’d feel ok with spending a Bit More?

[@thepedanticcreature680]

Definitely love mine but I would say that my favourite recommendation is the Di Oro spatula. I got the set of three and they are among my absolute favourite kitchen tools. Oh, and the Breville/Sage blender, too.

[@whatevil]

Yeah I have the long-slot 4-slice version of this. It's pretty good. The settings are consistent because I believe it runs on an actual timer rather than just a bi-metallic strip like some cheaper toasters do. My only real issue with it is that there's a bit of a "dead-zone" in the centre where there's a metal strip in front of the elements, so when you toast larger bread slices there's often an underdone strip down the middle. I'd probably still recommend it overall though.

[@janemartin229]

I've had my GE toaster oven for 43.5 years and it is still one of my favorite appliances. I can toast any size slice of bread; I open buns or bagels and toast them on the tray so that only the insides toast, I can reheat frozen waffles; I can make mini pizzas, etc. It even came with a broiler pan with adjustable heights. It is multifunctional and earns its spot on my counter.

[@msr1116]

My parents were given a GE toaster in 1950 which lasted 41 years, with a couple of cord replacements my dad took care of. A lot of old school American made items still worked decades later, assuming reasonable care was taken.

[@SSDD_NYC]

I genuinely love that this is the foodware, kitchen appliance, and general cooking version of something like tech's "Best Tech Under 100" videos. I love seeing people love the things they use.

[@walterbarr9709]

I'm about to introduce my child to my kitchen and so I have watched so many youtube videos; learning what safer options there are and fun devices. Most of them are boring or padded with irrelevant fill to make them longer. Yours are brilliant! Hands down the most useful information in the shortest amount of time; with very engaging presenters. Thanks so much. Love your work.

[@CoolCakesandCraftswithAmalia1]

I have had my Cuisinart mini food prep, 4 cup processor since the late 80's! I adore it for it's tini-ness! You need to do an episode on mini appliances!

[@headerahelix]

Yes, us flat inhabitants would love that too.

[@cristrivera]

Great idea👍

[@berthaz2583]

There are negative comments on Amazon, but your positive one is making me think about getting one. Thank you.

[@rollercoaster24]

@@berthaz2583 Probably because they’re the newer models. I’ve seen people recommend searching at garage sales, estate sales, buy/sell pages online to look for vintage appliance since they’re usually better made.

[@tonyagunter3672]

Same

[@craig7597]

More more more videos from these two - the best food videos on the internet. They need their own channel.

[@dawnbowie352]

The equipment review portions of the shows are so essential to me. I want the best bang for my bucks, so keep these gems coming! My kitchen and wallet thank you. 😊❤

[@pattil6410]

I ate my first Belgian waffle (actually several of them over the few days we were there) at the World’s Fair in Seattle (1962). Love your videos - extremely helpful! 🥰

[@raffinataonline]

I did, also. They were wonderful. Long line, though 😂

[@armuk]

wow that's like a hundred years ago

[@waterjade4198]

My favorite appliance is the Braun multiquick immersion blender. I use to make smoothies, sauces, dressings, mayo. Because the bottom is metal, you can stick it in a pot to make pureed soups. It also has extra attachments to whisk and chop like a mini food processor.

[@debrankine6453]

Hi Lisa, in the cooking school where I taught for years, I showed my students how to clean a particularly sticky food processor blade (think hummus , pizza dough and, right on!... aioli) by returning the blade and pulsing a few times before scraping every last bit of goodness from the processor bowl. Clean up so much easier, too.

[@annjfk]

Ooh this is such a helpful tip. Thank you!

[@SSDD_NYC]

This is pivotally revolutionary and yet... so simple. Thank you SO much!

[@Omoloya1]

Thank you, Ms. Rankine!

[@patriciamorgan6545]

Yes! Centrifugal force! Same thing with hand mixer blades.

[@vinniediaz6829]

I got the Dash toaster today. It is so great. The browning was perfect but you better be ready to catch it! The number 5 was perfect and I could see it brown tp perfection. The toaster is very attractive. I am so happy to catch your video on the toasters because I needed a new one so badly! The toast was so crunchy but still moist in center. Thank you so much.

[@trevorreniger5670]

I love how angry Hannah gets about toast. I feel that in my soul.

[@Dr-Alexandria]

I have all of these but the waffle maker. I find ATKs recommendations for appliances incredibly reliable! My favorite gear!

[@catalinalucianabajanaru7916]

I have a Braun immersion blender since 2005 and it's still working and just as powerful. The thing is that the plastic accessories are starting to break, but the motor is still going strong. Wish I could buy just the accessories, but probably I'll have to buy a new one. I just love it. I've made tons of cream soups with it, chopped tones of veggies in its chopping accessory and mixed quite a lot of cake batter with the whisk. I'm giving it a grand funeral when it dies on me.

[@deanmar9002]

I bought the Dash toaster ATK recommends several years ago and it's still going strong. I make a homemade boule just about every week and it's great to have this toaster that can toast long pieces of bread.

[@LisaMarli]

Several years ago, I got a convection toaster oven. Great ratings from Consumer Reports, and it was only a bit over $100. Now I'm also using it as a air fryer, because I suddenly realized what they were. Hardest is finding baskets to fit the toaster oven. I'm still looking for a good basket. But I do love the new use for the most used appliance in the kitchen after the microwave.

[@cherrybearylemondrop]

I've had the Cuisinart Griddler for over 8 years and love it. I go through phases of using it multiple times a day for months. It performs great for crispy enchiladas, paninis, etc. It has a few settings, but I found the one I liked and didn't fuss with it. It's sold for just under $100.

[@asadb1990]

is that the grill with reversable plates? i have one as well. they make the perfect grilled meat indoors. as well as any grilled sandwiches. and the waffle plates result in an awesome belgian waffle.

[@howardlevinger4571]

Love that toaster! What a find. Thank you for choosing great appliances that are bargains. We are well-served by this. 👍😃❤️

[@RichSobocinski]

See my comment before buying this dud

[@deanmar9002]

@@RichSobocinski I bought the toaster several years ago and it's still working great. I love it!

[@johnperry713]

After emptying the food processor put it back together and run it. The centrifugal force will clean the blades and post and you can scrape it out of the bowl much easier.

[@NicAyBear]

I've had my Dash toaster for about 6 months now and I absolutely love it. It's adorable on my counter, and since I recently had to cut gluten out of my diet, the window is beyond helpful since gluten-free breads have much different cooking times than wheat flour breads.

[@danipsen5778]

I bought two of them as presents. I like the toaster, but the lettering on the buttons came off quickly on both toasters.

[@gnomevoyeur]

Thanks for a great video about appliances that give good bang for the buck. Do you have any thoughts on appliances that give good bang for the bulk? I live in 1 Bedroom apartment with a tiny kitchen. What are the best appliances for the space they take up, particularly when cooking for one.

[@digitalcanvas4444]

Oh my gosh, Hannah! Thank you for knowing the difference between fewer and less!!! I think I love you!

[@whatevil]

That Braun immersion blender is great. Had one for a year or two (I think) and I'm impressed with it. It has special geometry on the shroud over the blade to make sure it really churns/mixes things up as it blends, which helps you get a more uniform consistency, and it seems to work well.

[@tom_something]

I have a Hamilton Beach immersion blender with a whisk attachment and a small food processor, all in one. It's really handy.

[@doublelibra357]

I have that, too, and I love it!

[@maydaygarden]

In my tiny kitchen, appliance versatility is a must. The Dash toaster is tempting but frankly, my Magic Bullet air fryer will toast bread too. My old Braun immersion still works fine and the Cuisinart chopper is still going strong with only a free blade replacement after a recall on the original one. I'm getting the immersion blender for my granddaughter to make baby food for her 6-month old. I know the baby will benefit from real food and the blender will still be in regular rotation years from now when he only wants chicken nuggets and pizza.

[@addammadd]

Get her a copy of First Bite by Bee Wilson and she’ll avoid that picky eating nonsense.

[@maydaygarden]

@@addammadd Thanks I'll check that out!

[@godminnette2]

@@maydaygarden Just as a note: being a picky eater from 2 years to about 6 years is something we are biologically wired to do. The theory is that we are extremely hesitant to try out foods we are unfamiliar with once we are able to walk around and discover potentially hazardous food. This isn't to say there is nothing you can do to fight against it, but know that the instinct is there for a reason, and it's a hard one for a child to fight.

[@CrankyOtter]

I like the artisanal bread too. A few years ago my single long slot toaster broke & it was nearly impossible to find a replacement because they were out of fashion for a while. I prefer them for all the reasons you state & am thrilled another good one is available. Thanks also for the time/temp info on waffle cookery.

[@hobotify]

Forgot my favourite breakfast appliance, the panini grill. It makes better toast than a toaster: the outside of the bread is crispy while the inside stays moist (though it takes a bit longer). It´s also versatile: it can make grilled cheese, function as an electric grill for burgers or sausages, and of course make paninis. It cost me $30, and it has a permanent place on my counter.

[@highfive7689]

You are wonderful! I love watching your extremely helpful and informative segments. I've bought several appliances your reviews in the past. I hope to see more from you two in the future.

[@wearenotchefs2241]

Great video. When it comes to toasters, I still recommend an oven-styled one as not only do they function as toasters, but they're much easier to clean, and you can cook things that aren't just bread in them. Furthermore, they can also do open-faced sandwiches without you needing to turn on/pre-heat your actual oven

[@mgkleym]

I'm honestly not a fan of toaster ovens for toast especially if you get one big enough to do some actual baking in. I have the dash toaster and the big Cuisinart toaster oven and use both all the time. The Cuisinart is great for actually cooking in or reheating leftovers but it takes too long to heat up and make toast.

[@kurapikakurta3863]

@@mgkleym for cooking small portions of meals I prefer air fryers that are oven-styled. One can make all sorts of things in them. Use them as you would an oven, make toasts, sandwiches, and full meals, so incredibly versatile. And for me at least as a single individual, they're usually big enough to function as my dedicated oven so I don't need to have a full-size oven which is a huge plus for folks like me who are living in small spaces.

[@johnhpalmer6098]

@@kurapikakurta3863 This is why I will look into the smaller convection ovens as they are essentially air fryers in disguise. The ONLY difference is you are simply cooking sans fat with most air fryers in a convection oven like appliance. But you can do regular bake or broil or roast if you need to as well in the same oven.

[@dchall8]

@@kurapikakurta3863 Agree. Our Breville toaster oven with a convection button cost more than double the $100 limit for this video, but it takes the place of an air fryer and toaster and oven. Plus Ikea makes a bamboo cutting board that fits on top of the oven so that space can be useful. I put two carpenter's pencils under the cutting board for heat and air circulation. It doesn't get that hot, though. My daughter walked in while I was toasting a cheese sandwich and said it smelled like Subway. I guess that's good?!?

[@k9rescuer934]

Agree 💯

[@thelastminmom5251]

I got a toaster form goodwill 5 years ago. Still works like a charm!

[@fincarosa6767]

I absolutely love my carey electric canner!! Was under 100 and I do small batch canning with it. Great for single people!❤

[@kathleensmith8365]

So appreciate your extensive testing and practical recommendations. I really rely on your opinions. Thanks so much!

[@csmats5374]

My years-old toaster is on its last legs so I need a new one and want quality without breaking the bank, so thanks for this timely advice!

[@brianbeedavis]

Great vid! And the humor weaved in was a nice garnish. :-)

[@familyfirst8583]

Cooks 2qrt air fryer for $23.00 draw style, toasted bread perfect, baked potatoes, frozen fish sticks and I've cooked 3 large chicken wings perfectly, my favorite appliances, they are small and portable, Bella kitchen smith blender small personal $10.00, perfect for grinding coffee beans, smoothies, ect. Just saying I have a vitamix blender and use it less frequently because my go to small blender is quickly used and washed, vitamix is boxed and used for larger batches. I have tossed the toaster because the small air fryer is versatile enough to handle all my needs.

[@chelseajupiter2103]

I received the Dash toaster for my wedding and I am obsessed with it, especially in the yellow!

[@berthaz2583]

I have the nutribullet combo for 2 years make smoothies almost everyday, and so far, a great machine. The blender works great as well.

[@sonnyca]

The personal blender is an awesome gadget for any kitchen. My favorite recipe… One medium orange (or a few pineapple chunks), half ripe banana for sweetness, 5-10 baby carrots and your favorite leafy greens. Top it up with water and blend. Banana may be substituted with 4-5 dry pitted dates. No sugar/artificial sweetener required. How do you make yours?

[@leapintothewild]

Ditto carrots and greens - I don’t like eating anything darker than spinach, but can stick tons of others in a smoothie! 😁 I was a bit shocked at all the honey on top of sweet cherries in the one she made - after all, sugar is just sugar, whether honey or cane sugar or whatever.

[@rosagroen2964]

only just discovered this channel. I really Lisa and Hannah, they really know their stuff and are great in front of the camera.

[@iDuckman]

Braun makes really good stuff. I recently picked up a KitchenAid immersion blender for less than the Braun and I'm quite happy with it. $45? at Wal-Mart. Powerful, good shape, single larger button with a speed switch. Detent wand release rather than buttons. Cord is long enough. The cup has recently been redesigned to eliminate the separate guard. I recommend the newer design. The trickiest bit for me when pureeing soup etc is judging how much to set aside before blending so as to end up with the texture I want.

[@ST-fd6bi]

I have that braun immersion blender with different attachments and it is honestly amazing. I can make nut butters with it, chop cubes, grind,...

[@elizabethduffy2145]

I love using the ninja for making batter for Dutch babies - it gets the egg frothy very fast and then makes blending in the rest of the ingredients a breeze.

[@RIPolos]

These are my favorite reference videos!

[@Mamba151]

For the immersion blender I have found tilting the container so everything goes to one side makes it easier to blend everything and prevent the splashback that can happen from food being too shallow/the blender not being fully immersed

[@sparkyggreatmusic450]

I got this toaster and absolutely love it! Love the window so I can watch the show

[@SusanPetty73]

We love to make potato (sweet potato or regular potato) latkes in the waffle iron. We have the Cuisinart griddler which has interchangeable waffle plates. I’ve also made waffled zucchini patties in it.

[@davidjones535]

I love watching these two lovely lady's.

[@becausereasons621]

I have that toaster and that mini processor. Both are awesome.

[@roderickcampbell2105]

The funny thing is, I like my toast to be a bit unevenly toasted especially for the sort of loaf being toasted here. I have cut slices unevenly sometimes to get that effect. Call me rustic.

[@anthonyw5261]

Explanations on what and why are absolutely outstanding 👏👏👏👏🤩😍😋

[@raymondmuench3266]

Remembering the ‘64-‘65 Worlds Fair waffles. Soooo tasty!

[@Queenread82]

Hey I have the Braun immersion blender! I had to use it for whipped cream because I gave my kids my mixers. It worked fine, not as nice as a mixer but doable.

[@JH-zr8lo]

Can you review meat grinders, and discuss their possible versatility? I have been trying to find a small, quiet, and powerful enough to handle grinding soft bone for my 2 cats and other prep. Prices range drastically and reviews are hard to rely on, sometimes contradicting manufacturer's recommendations, Thanks!!

[@midlifemom5829]

I have a 25 yr old mini cuisinart processor. Haven’t had to sharpen.

[@hyunjinlee7013]

Thank you Lisa for honest about product review.

[@tedthomas9809]

Thank you for the cod and potato tip! I am doing this tomorrow.

[@virginiamentrak6620]

When my kids were younger we would all say who we wanted to be when we grew up. My son wanted to be Adam. We have a TON of the seasons on DVD and he would just watch equipment corner sections for hours. He was 8. I always wanted to be Bridget. Anyone who could cook and eat such delicious food and still keep her figure is my idol! Julia is awesome too, but, Bridget mentioned having kids and that makes the whole figure thing even harder... for me anyway. Seriously, ladies, you ALL look great! We used to make a list of the "winning" items we have.

[@Queenread82]

Having a small kitchen I try to keep my appliances to a minimum. I no longer have a toaster (used to have a toaster oven) I “toast” by buttering my bread and basically fry it in my cast iron pan on the stove like a toasted cheese sandwich.

[@bradjohnson4787]

Love you two guys!

[@amembrane]

I have never made enough waffles to justify owning and storing a waffle maker

[@mddell58]

Same with me, too.

[@doublelibra357]

Same here. And I only need one food processor. I did purchase an immersion blender a few years ago and love it, especially for smoothing hot liquids.

[@NicholasTripp]

We only make them around twice a year. And that's enough. Waffles!

[@wwaxwork]

That's because you don't own a waffle maker.

[@eileenmc4746]

Missing out especially if kids or special weekends

[@kaycurrie9356]

This was so helpful!!!! Now I know what to buy!!!! Thanks !!!!!!!🙏

[@johnhpalmer6098]

I love the Cuisinart food chopper and have the rounded base version. I'm on my second one as my first one, the lid fell onto the floor and the lock interconnect tab on the lid broke off and no replacements for either the lid or bowl were available, so bought the essentially same style, but in red. Great for small jobs that are not big enough for the 11 Cup Cuisinart. Got the white one in I think 2006 for Christmas and have used it quite frequently since and got the red one last fall. I have the lower end Cuisinart stick blender and like it, but may consider getting a better one down the line with the detachable wand and be more comfortable to use. Picked it up at TJ Maxx a few years back, in red no less as a way to try out, and if I didn't like, I can give it to the GoodWill and not cry over it as I think I paid all of $20 for it. My toaster is the Cuisinart basic white 2 slice toaster and it's way better than the red Oster toaster that was not really reliable and finally it burnt my toast to a smokey crispy black as it would not pop up when it should. Replaced by end of day with the Cuisinart. Being all Cuisinart was mostly coincidental, BTW.

[@JohnLaudun]

Blender container you drink from? You don’t say. My grandmother’s Oster Regency, which she passed along to me, shares a base with the smaller Mason jars. That opens up a world of possibilities. Plus, it also does a whole lot more. Personal blenders, pbbbt.

[@stewiecountry]

We own that toaster and air fryer.....thanks to ATK's recommendations......love them both!

[@Queenread82]

I love the little tips too. Thanks for the recos!

[@durhamhouse]

Hi Lisa! Thanks for the mini processor review. Would you please give us the recipe for the garlic mayonnaise you made? It looks like a winner!

[@durhamhouse]

@@sandrah7512 Many thanks for your reply - very kind! It was the amount of oil that the mini processor would accommodate without an overflow that concerned me. Seems like about 1 1/2 cups of vegetable oil and a small amount of olive oil. It seemed to work on the video ... we'll see!

[@missyvanwinkle9247]

Not trying to be pedantic, just trying to let you know about a typo if you want to fix it: at 3:49 it has "gluting" in the CC instead of "glutting" the market for Belgian waffles. Love y'all's stuff! Thanks for everything!

[@kaycox19]

thank you ladies!

[@keviny1936]

I use the waffle maker you recommend and agree it makes great waffles, but the timer is a pain, you have to reset it every time, much easier to use my kitchen timer where II set it once and when it goes off it resets to the last start time, so I'm not having to reset a timer every waffle.

[@davekash1]

Do you recommend a specific brand of spatulas?

[@Raymail-tj4cf]

My favorite waffle iron was square and you could flip the plates and make the best grill cheese.

[@WVgrl59]

I love my Foodi Ninja XL Pro oven and Instant Pot. I haven't used an oven in 2 years.

[@recoilrob4765]

I have the Cuisinart mini and I think chop spins the blade one way and grind the other, not 2 different speeds. "The smartpower blade has a patented auto-reversing ability with a sharp edge for delicate chopping and pureeing soft foods, while the blunt edge grinds through spices and harder foods."

[@johnhpalmer6098]

Yep, exactly correct. I don't have that exact Cuisinart chopper model, but the one with the more rounded base, in red but functionally speaking, it's identical in every other way. Great for small jobs where even a 7 cup processor may be too big for some jobs.

[@nancycrabtree6312]

Belgian waffles were introduced at the 1962 World’s Fair in Seattle. I was there! Yum!

[@davidhalldurham]

Very helpful video! Thank you,

[@arthurwalls9091]

Hi Lisa... I have just one question , when you added your fish in to cook , was it Fresh , or Frozen ? And if it was previously frozen , was it still frozen when you added it to the fryer or was I thawed to room temp ????.... Thanks ...

[@marilynsnider8183]

Thanks for the info. It really comes in handy.

[@rjb6327]

I have a Black & Decker 6 cup food processor, I paid about $35 for years ago, and it has worked great. You don't need a $60 plus processor to do what you have too do.

[@ImAnEmergency]

I found a couple of those Cuisinart small for processors (minus the scraper) for $5 ea at my local thrift and they’re great

[@wendybaryl6867]

Excellent reviews!! Thank you ❤

[@erikfreitas9288]

Great video as always! I want the Braun!

[@suzannawolf4510]

Need advice, I grate potatoes with the old hand grater for a fine grate. Can't seem to find an appliance that grates the same as the hand held.

[@ewalker1057]

Where can stoves with ovens whose doors do not drop down be found? That is a long overdue needed change in the structure of stoves and ovens.

[@johnhpalmer6098]

It's not common, but there have been stoves that went for the tandem door for their ovens. Blue Star once did and back in the late 50's and 60's a few makes did make residential ovens that were tandem doored. I'd prefer that as well myself. Even Gaggenau made one that opened from the side, not bottom but was not tandem though and were wall ovens.

[@ewalker1057]

@@johnhpalmer6098 Thank you

[@leapintothewild]

Some wall ovens have two half-width doors that swing open to the side, and when I was waiting for my dishwasher to be brought up at lowes, one of the gals said a lot of people are getting rid of their old ranges and installing the island-style separate range tops and ovens against the wall. She said that lets you have one electric and the other gas, but I wonder if having them separate would also give you more choices with an oven door style?

[@johnhpalmer6098]

@@leapintothewild That is not quite true, Many stoves now, or ranges are both gas and electric, in that the oven is electric, the stove is gas, for consumer ranges that is. Used to be all gas, or all electric but I think about 15 years ago, many stoves are both, and that also includes some of the semi pro ranges as well. Blue Star, and I think Bertezoni both offer this as an option. I have never understood the need to buy separate ones, just to place the damn oven below the cooktop. I'd rather have the oven be at counter height for ease of use. Two, side by side even with a counter to one side to set down a hot casserole say.

[@leapintothewild]

@@johnhpalmer6098 AS I SAID, they sell separate ranges and ovens for ISLANDS, and the Lowes employee said people often buy them separately for gas and/or electric. 🙄

[@allyfrasier6306]

Great video, thank you!

[@lisacraze1]

FYI Belgian waffles were the signature food item of the 1962 Seattle World’s Fair

[@belindasantos9413]

Thank you for the link to the Nutribullet.

[@Brownguy19]

I cannot believe you put that metal immersion blender into that nice enamel pot. But that soup looks really good!

[@missdarque]

It shouldn’t hurt it, especially if it’s a quality piece of enamelware.

[@THE-X-Force]

The blades won't hit it, and unless you're trying to hammer with the thing then the metal housing won't either.

[@isabellaquinn8041]

I bought the Instant Pot air fryer. I don't need a toaster anymore! Love my air fryer it does just about everything. Between having the instant pot air fryer and the instant pot pressure cooker, you don't need any other appliances in the kitchen anymore outside of my coffee machine, of course 😁

[@bambinaforever1402]

Bought in Lidl for 15 euros - the best blender ever

[@David_T]

Immersion (stick) blenders also do a great job emulsifying oil/vinegar marinades and dressings.

[@lizsteilkie]

How I make my mayo, bechamel, etc..

[@HmmmYeahRiiiiiight]

I LOVE THAT TOASTER. I use it all the time and it's AMAZING. Little hack I do with that toaster is fold a tortilla halfway and toast it to my liking (I love charcoal coloring barely stating to happen), take it out quickly and fill with cheese close it back to half and nuke for 20-30 seconds. It is so crispy and easy! The laziest fastest tastiest quesadilla - you're welcome.

[@davidgatzen1543]

When using the Ninja Nutri Pro, do you have to hold it down while it is running?

[@cozycoffee3831]

Very informative, thank you!

[@deangallegos7171]

Regarding the Ninja blender: It blends at an uncomfortable decibel that my ears hurt and my parrot in the next room was in shock and remained huddled and quiet the whole day.

[@guestguest747]

May have to buy it for my friend with a noisy parrot.

[@jazi-san4563]

Which model of GoWISE USA air fryer are you demonstrating? When I clicked the Amazon link you shared, it shows a model other than what is in the video. Thanks.

[@mattwurm]

FYI, the air fryer you are linking to in the description is not the same air fryer from the video. I don't know if it's an updated version or what, but it doesn't look like the one you are using.

[@madamerosario]

The air fryer cod is a great adaptation of Julia's recipe for the oven. Should be a quick vid on its own!

[@dwightcassidy7056]

Have you tested the Cosori air fryer dual blaze?

[@endlessvoyageca7518]

Could you tell us how quick the Dash toaster toasts. It isn’t as big as the Cuisinart and I am just wondering if it can handle the needs of a family in reasonable time

[@davidhalley9795]

I love waffles and I’ve killed a few waffle irons. I grew up with large rectangular black & decker waffle iron. I bought one when I was on my own, however, the more you use it or any the non stick deteriorates. You end up with using messy cooking spray and then they taste like the spray (except baking pam). The problem now is that the spray affects the browning (under cooked) and you waste a waffle. Nothing last forever but my round cuisinart basic waffle iron gives me a few years of good unstuck waffles…and yes, I know the right setting to not stick 😉