Don't Buy an Air Fryer Until You Watch This! Which Air Fryer is Best? The BEST Air Fryers Revealed

[@empoweredcooks]

✅ Cosori TurboBlaze → amzn.to/47BzT8W ✅ Typhur Dome Self Cleaning Air Fryer → amzn.to/3OnZgDn ✅ Dreo ChefMaker CombiFryer → amzn.to/40LkLDr ✅ Air Fryer Cheatsheet: pineandpepper.co/products/air-fryer-cheat-sheet ✅ Cheatsheet Printable Version: pineandpepper.co/products/pdf-airfryercheatsheet

[@writterttc]

What are your thoughts on the Cuisinart Air 200 6qt air fryer? It also has a 3 year warranty. (What about vs the Cosori or Instant Vortex Plus 6qt.)

[@jbdallas28]

Does the Dreo have Teflon or ceramic?

[@Americaninparis2012]

Few months ago, I binge watched your videos and ordered a Cosori airfryer. My only regret is, I bought the smaller one because I wasn't sure I would like it. I use it almost daily but the best thing about the airfryer is cooking bacon. Thanks for all your videos.

[@empoweredcooks]

Oh bummer! I hear this a lot though! :) Glad you are enjoying it though!

[@kelson63100]

I got a Cosori and the plastic smell is awful…it hasn’t stopped.

[@Americaninparis2012]

@@kelson63100 You probably got a bad one. Mine doesn't have any odor. Hopefully you got your money back. My next air fryer will be one without any teflon coating, like the Ninja.

[@kelson63100]

@ thanks. I’m looking at the combi,tho I loved the small footprint of the Cosori. I thought ninja was non$stick also?

[@chscott490]

Your videos are so helpful. I asked my husband and 3 boys/men for the Typhur Dome for Christmas! It is a little pricey but I love that you said it’s quiet! I watched your videos last year and didn’t get one, but I’m finally getting one for Christmas! I’ll be watching your videos in how to use it for beginners like me! Thank you so much!

[@bonniediener5413]

I learned everything I know about air fryers from you! I love my Cosori Dual Blaze. The first one I got started “glitching” and Cosori replaced it at no charge! They stand behind their product. I love not having to shake the food and flipping sandwiches. I fill the tray holes with foil.

[@lindysmallwood2039]

Love mine too!!

[@empoweredcooks]

So glad to hear they took care of you!

[@saywhat6062]

Love my cosori dual blaze and to get around having to reset the time & temp, i add 15 more mins for everything & use my phone as the timer. That way, if a food needs more time after the reccommended time allotment or if want to shake the basket periodically, i can. Works pretty good! Wish for future airfryers is to 1. hold temp set when off or on (pain to keep resetting, esp if you need the highest temp. 2. Raise the max temp to min 450 degrees f (on all airfryers) or 500 f.

[@PD-ir7mz]

Last summer I started to use air fryers, and the first one I bought was the Instant with the double drawers. I agree that the interface isn't that great and did work well, but I found it was too small, so I bought the Corsori Dual Blaze and loved it. Then the Dreo came out, and my oh my. I've used the Dreo for over a year, multiple times a day. I too use the probe mode for my steaks. I found the Chef mode for steaks takes an hour to cook, and I didn't find any difference in the steaks when I used the probe mode other than it didn't take an hour to cook compared to the Chef mode. Everything you said about the Dreo I completely agree with. The first model of the Dreo had a defect where, after a year, it stopped recognizing the basket was inserted. On the screen, it would say it wasn't inserted. I called Dreo thinking after a year of multi-day use it wouldn't be covered. They asked me the model number, and they had me send in either pictures or a video of the issue. I sent a video, and they immediately put in a ticket and replaced it with a new one and said not to send the old one back in. I had the new one within a week. Their customer service was impeccable. I did notice with the new Dreo the meat rack is completely different and the temp probe is also completely different, and both the rack and probe were improved and good to see they are improving their product. Everything else seems to be the same visually. FYI: During the Black Friday sales, the price of the Dreo was significantly cheaper. I don't remember the exact price, but I do remember it was over 100.00 cheaper. Keep on frying..........

[@UndeadxSanta]

Thank you so much for the info, I'm a very introverted person. So I had no idea what a airfryer was. I always just used my oven, but I feel I'm living in the past. So thank you for this educated video on what to look out for especially when it comes to power watts and shape or the bowls.

[@wendywilliams5254]

I have the Cosori dual blaze (and I love it). I buy the precut circles of parchment paper (3 or 4 inches in diameter - the ones for small round cake pans): if I want to use the crisper plate, but have food that might fall through the large holes in the center, I just stick one of those on. Though mostly, for small pieces of food, I just use the basket without the crisper plate. I really like being able to add a short broil cycle at the end of cooking to get extra browning. Some people put fly-away foods (i.e., quesadillas) in the basket and then put in the crisper plate to keep them from being blown up into the element - I tend to use a small rack. I admit removing a hot crisper plate is awkward, but that is why the holes are there to grab onto (with a cloth or an airfryer plate gripper).

[@empoweredcooks]

Great tips, thank you Wendy!

[@sidelviajero]

Right to the point! I loved your insights, thanks 🙏🏽

[@tonycarlton2029]

First time air fryer purchaser here! Guys at work have been bugging me to get one lol. Your videos have been extremely helpful in educating me about them and helping me decide which I should choose from. Off to make that decision now. Thank you for all the helpful information!

[@empoweredcooks]

You are welcome! I’m so glad the videos helped - that’s awesome!

[@lisaw7633]

So very glad I stumbled upon your channel. Thank you so much for the informative video

[@richardefriend]

I've been watching your videos for some time now, and like this one they're usually quite informative. But there's one thing that you seem to have overlooked that I've found to make air frying (and cooking in general) so simple: wireless temperature probes you buy separately. With them, there's no longer any guesswork in terms of whether the cooking is done (although the correct temp setting is helpful to avoid over-browning, and proper placement is important for accuracy). Since the best of these probes work with one's cell phone, you're no longer tied to the kitchen to monitor cooking. And one more point: you mentioned that the large Typur Dome won't cook a whole chicken. That's likely true unless you use the trick I use for my large pressure oven: split the chicken on one side and fold it open flat. That produces more even & faster cooking and better crisping. Keep up the great work.

[@bikeny]

Is your trick the Spatchcocking process?

[@empoweredcooks]

Hi Richard! I have used the MEATER in some of my videos actually! I like it for larger cuts of meat (but now just use the dreo in those instances). Thanks for the tip about the whole chicken... yes, I think that sounds like the spatchcocked chicken!

[@richardefriend]

@@empoweredcooks The Dreo is great (albeit a bit pricy). But for the 99% of the air fryer world with less high-tech fryers like me (and I have 3), an inexpensive, accurate and convenient set of wireless probes can be a real improvement on their cooking experience. I know it was for me.

[@richardefriend]

@@bikeny That sounds like some kind of kinky sex move. I just decided it was easier to open the chicken than tying up the bird on a rotisserie with string yet getting the same crispy skin all around, and possibly saving a few minutes of cooking time.

[@gail4101]

Hey kiddo!!! I watched this just because I enjoy you so much and you always remind me of some trick I’ve forgotten…you steered me to the Cosori 5.8 in 2022… I still love it and use it three or four times a week if not more…because I’m basically a lazy cook 😅, I use the parchment liners to help with cleanup…have a wonderful Thanksgiving with your family and hope you will have them all home together at least to eat for their star ratings!!!😂🥰

[@empoweredcooks]

Hi Gail! I am glad you are enjoying your Cosori still! I hope you have a wonderful Thanksgiving too! :) I will have everyone except my daughter and her hubby and baby :( - but looking forward to TOGETHER time! :) Take care!

[@ellencox6572]

Stellar reviews as always! Happy Holidays and God Bless🤗❤️

[@empoweredcooks]

Thanks Ellen! Good to see you!

[@patpeters6331]

Great informational video as always. 👍 Happy Thanksgiving to you and your beautiful family. 🦃

[@empoweredcooks]

Thanks Pat! Hope you have a nice Thanksgiving too. xoxo

[@justjane1984]

I have a toaster oven airfryer because I wanted a little oven for the two of us. It’s taken me quite awhile to understand it and it has limitations. I do have a lovely set of pans and I use my smaller casserole dishes. I don’t want to clean the whole thing every time. Still love my slow cooker, microwave, cooktop for many things. When it comes time to replace it ideally a new one would have an element top and bottom. I do enjoy your videos, Cathy 😊

[@empoweredcooks]

Thank you! What brand do you have?

[@justjane1984]

@ it’s called Sur la Table. It was on sale at Costco (Canada) I was replacing an older Cuisinart convection toaster oven. It’s a nice size for my smallish kitchen. So keep up the entertaining videos, Cathy, because I need meal inspiration 😄

[@jeanwalter6889]

A really great podcast, you have really unknotted the air fryer for me. I am watching the Air Fryers for 2024. I found that you making some recipe’s in the air fryer to demonstrate was so helpful. Thank you so much. I found a new great channel🙏🏻💖 Sara

[@michellewilliams9675]

Love the video, have you done a review video of the Typhur Dome yet? I don't remember seeing one and it looks really interesting.

[@empoweredcooks]

I actually talked about it in a livestream! But have not done a dedicated video on it yet! kzbin.info81eEjiIQGuQ

[@OutofDarkness_jik]

Cathy, thanks so much for this video! I am trying to determine which *glass* air fryer you would recommend for my Wife? One example we were looking at is: Nutrichef 5.8 Quart Air Fryer 8-1 Preset Cook Modes Transparent Fry Bowl . I saw your Dreo on this video but only the door window is glass, not where the food sits. Thanks so much.

[@tburda823]

Hello, thank you for the detailed information on air fryers as I found your video in my search to purchase a new air fryer. One thing about your video- your voice audio track is very very balanced to the left channel. I think many would never notice this watching on a phone or maybe laptop, but with individual speakers it was very distracting when trying to watch the video. Thought you might want to know in case you weren't aware. Thank you again!

[@martinmorningstar9724]

Great video sweetie as usual. I love all of my air fryers for different reasons. The Tastee air fryer is another great on as well. Thank you

[@empoweredcooks]

Glad you're enjoying that one! I liked a lot about it, except the interface was a bit small/dim if I recall. I gave that one to my newly married nephew and his bride. :)

[@anitaholmes6824]

Great review, thanks for sharing and informing!

[@empoweredcooks]

Thanks for watching!

[@jacquelinemassinello3451]

Hi Cathy , thanks for your update of new and not so new air fryers . I’d like to wish you and all of your family a Happy And Healthy Thanksgiving . Enjoy your Turkey Day

[@empoweredcooks]

Thanks Jacqueline! Wishing you the same! xoxo

[@RubyO-er8yc]

Thanks, always enjoy your honest opinions as I'm still trying to decide on which one to get...price is a factor and now I know to get a six quart at least. Have a blessed Thanksgiving.

[@carlosjaimes4141]

The cosori turbo is the best one and the best value, best investment that can pay for its self real quick and certain food is better and it’s quick.

[@BonnieGrons]

Ditto

[@maeugeniajuarez3956]

Thank you. What about the infrared air fryer?

[@lindamott1904]

I have the 2 drawer Gourmia air fryer and absolutely love it. I cook for 1. The only thing I do NOT like about it is the rubber feet on the trays break or just fall off.

[@empoweredcooks]

Oh that can be annoying! Overall, glad you're enjoying it!

[@carolynangel4340]

Thank you, your information was awesome. Happy Thanksgiving 🦃

[@empoweredcooks]

Thanks for watching Carolyn! Happy Thanksgiving to you too!

[@rc5942]

Thank you Cathy for these reviews! Love your videos and recipes. I bought a Cosori and rarely use my microwave anymore. I am going to try a Midea as I think the basket style does not work for me anymore and I like that it has an oven style surface to cook in.

[@empoweredcooks]

Let me know how you like it once you change over!

[@izzyg8316]

May I please have your opinion on these models: - Cosori Dual Basket - Cosori Dual Blaze Twinfry - Ninja Foodi MAX Dual Zone (AF400EU) - Ninja Double Stack XL (SL400EU) - Ninja Foodi FlexDrawer (AF500EU)

[@jbhunterfire8155]

Corsori Dual basket is my choice out of that list.

[@izzyg8316]

@jbhunterfire8155 I ended up going with the Cosori Dual Blaze Twinfry. I found it on sale-almost 50% off! 🤩

[@jbhunterfire8155]

@@izzyg8316 The reason I didn't go with that one was because the drawer is huge, and I don't always want to deal with a drawer of that size when dumping out food or cleaning up. Having two smaller ones is much better for what I'm doing with it. Another reason is that the Dual Basket has a better dual heating ratio, so the temperatures can vary more than on the Dual Twinfry, which is more ideal for what I want to do.

[@izzyg8316]

​ @jbhunterfire8155 Yeah, that basket size isn't for everyone. But hey, to each their own, right? Haha. 😄

[@se2103]

Forever chemicals in plastic/teflon.....what's your recommendation for a stainless steel or "other" materials Air fryer? I need a 1-2 person size(and not a thousand bux).

[@clake8931]

I love my basket style Cosori air fryer ♥️

[@denissvirid7768]

What about the material the cooking vessel is made of? I think this is the most important factor to consider when choosing one brand over another, rather than the overall appearance and so on.

[@nuimage6336]

I agree. In my limited research it has been very difficult to find reputable brand air fryers without the toxic nonstick coating.

[@wisething2do]

I'm new to your videos, and new to air frying, getting ready to buy one. FIRST, I want to know where you got the top that you're wearing in this video! I love it! 😊 And I'm really looking forward to watching your other videos!

[@empoweredcooks]

Thank you! I got it at Nordstrom Rack a few months ago! :)

[@wisething2do]

@empoweredcooks I love Nordstrom Rack!

[@jenh9252]

I love the noise from my original Cosori, i find it comforting oddly. Anyway it the most perfect machine in my opinion I dread it dying on me. Thank you for a great channel I have watched you for a long time.

[@empoweredcooks]

Love that!

[@moow950]

What do you think of the Philips air fryers? They are one the first brands and most reputable that introduced Air Fryers. I am especially interested in the Philips double air fryer

[@marloespeters8404]

My Philips Airfryer isn't that easy to clean completely. I have to take it completely apart if I want to clean the heating element and the area around it. Should have kept it clean better from the start But still in love it . Will look for one that is easier to clean

[@mewregaurdhissyfit7733]

I've been using the Hamilton Beach air fryer oven for years now and have never had a problem with it. They even sell replacement cooking pans and racks that come with the oven, if you want more, or just need a replacement for some reason. I've got Cathy's cooking charts hanging above my air fryer oven, and I've only had to use it once. Because their presets have all worked perfectly for everything I've cooked in it over the years. I can even put small cooking pots and pans in it in case I want to bake something like a cake or casserole or even a pot roast. It's not too hard to clean. I just spray it down with that ultra Dawn power spray, let it sit for an hour and wipe it all out. All the racks and the bottom pan can go into the diswashwer if I want. The price for this oven won't break the bank either. The only drawback I have with this, is I wish it was 2 inches wider, so I could fit a normal sized small baking dish in it. Other than that, I'm super happy with my air fryer oven from Hamilton Beach.

[@empoweredcooks]

Awesome!

[@jdturkdrcox]

So are all these air fryers recommended over any Ninja air fryers? Thanks for the video.

[@lsegall]

i bought a Gourmia 6 quart about two years ago. Inexpensive, but works great. Just bought a newer, 8 quart model for my granddaughter for xmas. It has a glass window. I wish it were mine!

[@beth1039]

I love my Gourmia!

[@lindacolclough8195]

I. Have two airfryer 6 7 it's 2years old and works great. I have one at my caravan to. Bought are the Gourmia

[@TinaPlumb-sv8ft]

I just bought my 1st air fryer Gourmia 8 qt, glass window with light, choice to pre heat, turn over alarm, 1700 watt, temp up to 450, plus a wire shelf and a laminated cheat sheet. On sale at Costco for 40.00. I'm loving it so far.

[@AtypicalPaul]

How about your favorite stainless steel air fryer? The oven looking style ones

[@empoweredcooks]

New video here! kzbin.info/www/bejne/pnPFZWmFntN_g8k

[@volantiad]

Uh-mazing! So informative - thank you! I'm just starting to look into getting an air fryer and I'm wondering about how loud they might be. I've read it can be a problem, but I'm left wondering 'how loud is loud?' I hope you have or will make a video that touches on that ☺

[@Gano-mm9xu]

I love the typhur dome fryer

[@islamkhalil2243]

I was gonna buy a cheap airfryer and you sold me on the Typher. Just bought it today

[@vitazgal9933]

Please note there are a VAST number that must know about the off-gassing! You reviewed one that not only off-gasses terrible smell..it does NOT lessen over time. And here's a thought copied to share with prospective Cosori buyers. QUOTE: According to Cosori, their Teflon coating is considered non-toxic as it is specifically formulated to be PFOA-free, which is the primary concern regarding Teflon's potential toxicity; however, it's important to note that while considered safe by most manufacturers and health experts, some people still choose to avoid Teflon altogether due to potential health concerns, even with the PFOA-free variety.

[@JacqueC-c4o]

Great information.

[@empoweredcooks]

Thanks for watching!

[@windorsolarplease4314]

I would like one that have all the good qualities that you mentioned. Important to me is: Non-Toxic Basket, Self Cleaning, Window, Shake Reminder, Cook a Whole Chicken & Pizza, No Guess Work (Air Fryer For Dummies), and No Cell Phone Apps (Tech Dummy).

[@BFFConstables]

I just bought and tried my air fryer today . Don’t pay too much guys . Look for something simple and easy to use .

[@seamyrtle777]

Really helpful video, thank you. Just one question in what to avoid- they make sense except I don't understand the reason for not liking round baskets? Thanks in advance!

[@quix66hiya22]

Needed this two days ago! 🤣 Arrived last evening! At least it’s still unopened. Actually two weeks ago. Bought one I’m sending back for poor performance. 😭 I was afraid of Teflon so I bought a Ninja because it has ceramic coating but I don’t like it. Just replaced with an instant Vortex and am afraid of the Teflon. Glad to know about the Typhur. But yikes on the price! Not sure about that!

[@empoweredcooks]

Sorry I didn't get this out sooner! :)

[@JeremyRhoten]

4:00 Blurs out the three then the three are the background. Made me laugh, but thank you for the good video!

[@donaldgenenavarro]

I love ❤️ my Cosori Dual Blaze. I almost never use my oven any more.

[@ph11p3540]

Given the temperature that an air fryer routinely operates at, any PTFE coating will be hazardous as sit breaks down inside of half of year of near daily use. Always look for an air fryer with a ceramic coating.

[@empoweredcooks]

My understanding is that it's 500˚ F when this becomes an issue: www.healthline.com/nutrition/nonstick-cookware-safety#teflon-and-pfas

[@matox01tekk]

The Dreo looks like something exactly for me I planing to buy airfryer to primarily coock meat this one looks perfect but its hella expensive, I will see Im gonna buy something cheaper and then decide if I really need it.

[@dcaldwell3175]

I have been watching quite a few of your videos lately. In one of the videos, you mentioned that your daughters each have a 4 qt Cosori (I believe you said Cosori). I was just scanning a list of Cosori airfryers that have been recalled and several of them were listed as 3.8 qt. Just wanted to mention this in case your daughters have one of these models (perhaps you rounded up 3.8 to 4)? I'm finding your videos very helpful. Thank you for these and all your efforts! The only air fryer I've used is the Actifry (which is a totally different design than others. I'm leaning toward the Cosori Turbo Blaze as most of the time I'm cooking for my hubby and myself, but this gives us options for using it when we have company. Though I'm not a fan of the non-stick coating, I'm thinking I can use a silicone basket or parchment liners so my food won't touch the non-stick coating (and I sure can't do this with the Actifry)!

[@lisogato2000]

Please make a vid about air-fryers without the non - stick coat. I really hate Teflon and I am searching for another option. Thank you for all these infos!

[@empoweredcooks]

My review video from last year I talk abt the Paula Deen and Yedi air fryers. The Typhur in this video is also ceramic coated.

[@kathleenfoley2399]

Other than the self cleaning Typhur - is there any air fryer that allows access to the heating element for cleaning?

[@juniepat]

I love my Tastee airfryer. Protiens come out great every time.

[@empoweredcooks]

Great!

[@jessd4048]

Have you ever reviewed the Gourmia air fryer sold at Costco? Cannot find a review of that model on your channel.

[@BuzzAdven]

I have had the circle basket ninja, didn't regret having that for the 2 or 3 years i've owned it. But looking to possibly upgrade to a double basket as I think it might be nice to have the ability to cook two things at different temps at once. Otherwise the circle ninja is perfect in my opinion.

[@jbhunterfire8155]

Double basket Corsori is amazing. I Love having the windows to see how the food is looking and it cooks 2 different dishes so fast.

[@Robroy333]

The Teflon issue is anything over 500 degrees. Air fryers only top out at 400 degrees; so you’re safe! :)

[@georgemaurice9179]

Always informative videos. I have a 2 drawer Ninja and the Dreo. Love both and between them pretty well covered, HOWEVER, the Typhur Dome, with the "shallow" pan, is it possible to do something that "rises", such as bread??

[@stephaniemelton2538]

What do you feel is the healthiest air fryer? I’ve been doing research lately and I read that it’s best to use a glass air fryer so it does not release any toxins.

[@amyw8335]

Do you have a less expensive recommendation for an air fryer with a ceramic basket?

[@franciabaggaley6172]

I loved my Cosori dual Blaze, but after about a year, the Teflon starting coming off. The function buttons make a difference in cooking, as the heat comes from the top, bottom or both. I would absolutely love to get the Typhur, because of the ceramic and self cleaning features, but unfortunately we still cannot buy it in Canada 😢

[@robertwilliams5618]

What does shake reminder mean? I have never heard of that? Im new to air f ryers.

[@mb4490]

Have you ever tried the Philips Airfryer? Would love to hear a review on it!

[@michelleavenie9703]

Love your videos. I have limited space; however, I own a Cosori and a microwave. I want to consider a combo microwave/air fryer/convection unit. Can you please review one of these combo units? Trying to get back some counter space/

[@JaKrish]

I’ve found The Cosori Turbo Blaze and the Ninja Pro XL get the same great results EXCEPT the Ninja has a ceramic drawer and plate. The ninja is a little more expensive but if you’re (perhaps rightfully) scared of Teflon in the Cosori, consider the Ninja.

[@PBAR2102]

pls share your recommendation for an affordable ceramic air fryer

[@macwyll]

Will you do a video on the Cosori Dual basket air fryer please? Thanks

[@hapeheh7855]

yeah had Corsrosi XXL, good machine, cold outside, but loud and hard to clean by hand. Tefal now, quiet, hotter, easier to wipe

[@waymor2460]

With the Typhur Dome having such a shallow basket I guess the food is pretty close to the heating element. Any issues with smoke when cooking fatty proteins like wings at 400-450 degrees? I agree with you that horizontal space is more important than depth. More than twice the price of most other fryers is a big negative.

[@empoweredcooks]

It actually does just fine! We made some mini pumpkin pies in ramekins in there a few days ago and I was worried abt the tops burning but it didn't! Yes, the price tag is the biggest downside for sure.

[@pauljanhogguer2062]

How about the Princess airfyer ? They look pretty good

[@toxicc2]

The oven style Cosori ceramic one looks nice, "Flat-Sealed Heating Elements for Easy Cleanup"

[@empoweredcooks]

I actually tested that one and was not a fan. It never made it to the channel.

[@sanazrashvand]

Please use barox air fryer too.

[@ameliaedge5253]

I was gifted a 5 quart. So far so good. Atleast I can see if a better one would be worth it.

[@kvcooks814]

While I love the cooking performance of my Cosori Dual Blaze, the controls are simply awful - the dark, tiny print makes me crazy! If I were to replace it, the Dreo Chefmaker would be my choice.

[@empoweredcooks]

Yes, it's a bummer... they are hard to read!

[@damianandriver]

I would like to see the Cuisinart and Black+Decker air fryers on your channel. have you tried them? I bought the TOA-70 cuisinart oven style. I always had a toaster oven growing up so I thought I would enjoy this style. I am a little worried about mess so I find myself reluctant to use it. not having teflon was important to me... I ended up ordering an assortment of trays, racks, dishes that I hope will give me more confidence to explore variety with this air fryer. My sister has the smaller version of the same style and loves it, that is what drew me to it in the first place. after reading reviews on many air fryers and seeing complaints about plastic smell I decided I would be most comfortable with the cuisinart oven style. I actually ordered the 6qt cuisinart basket style but before it arrived I watched a review video that showcased the obnoxious beep, and I returned it without even opening it. I am thinking I'll get the Turbo Blaze if I get another. Is it true you can mute the beep on the turbo blaze? I think if I use liners the convenience will outweigh my aversion to teflon 🤪 I did reheat some corn chips from a mexican restaurant in the TOA-70 and they came out so good. This air fryer also has an element on the bottom... Have you tried this one? I know you say you don't like the oven style.... Thanks for sharing your knowledge and experience with air fryers. They are new to me.

[@parigh3585]

Thanks ❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉

[@bwells9535]

Great video! Which of the newest 2024-2025 ceramic units do you like best? Thanks. :)

[@empoweredcooks]

Definitely the Typhur Dome air fryer www.amazon.com/Typhur-Superior-Self-cleaning-Dishwasher-Capacity/dp/B0CKP6Y6KB?&linkCode=ll1&tag=pinepepper-20&linkId=85767b3194dbbbc0a5b3aa32b0c5d2a5&language=en_US&ref_=as_li_ss_tl

[@obsessivewraps7041]

Hi there dear Cathy! Do you have any opinion about Xiaomi smart air fryer? I didn't saw it in your vids, I have a brand new one, never used and Im looking to send it as a gift to someone. Thank you! I very much appreciate your informations that you give to the people

[@13Voodoobilly69]

I thought I would use all those preset buttons also, but found that I almost never use them either. They are gimmicky to me. They are programmable so you can change any one of them to time and temps you want them to be but even then I don’t find myself using them.

[@annmcglynn3016]

How about the Midea Flexify Combo?

[@SAPPER510]

What is your recommend air fryer for camping?

[@empoweredcooks]

Haven't done that before, but if I were to take one camping, I'd probably use the least expensive one... just in case it gets ruined! :) I know many use a 4-6 quart in their RVs!

[@kathleenmiller6713]

Hi. Black Friday sales shopping I bought a Ninja Air Fryer Pro XL(6.5 qt) and an Instant Vortex Plus (6 qt). Both claim to be ceramic coated. I have been looking for comparision videos, but having trouble finding them. I have watched several of your videos. Can you tell me which one you would suggest I keep? Thanks you.

[@jenniferjwood]

Has anyone used a Cuisinart Air Fryer? I never see them reviewed here, only on sponsored videos but I respect the brand and have good experience with other kitchen appliances.

[@empoweredcooks]

I talked about it last year during a Prime Day livestream. It was the basket style air fryer and I was not a fan of it. Their oven style air fryer seems to get good reviews although I haven't personally tried it myself.

[@Shibari-shi]

How about the Tastee?

[@Viv-v5m]

I have a Netta airfryer it's cheap at just £39 a game changer power just 1300 and it's not slow it Cooke fast over 2 000 people have bought it 4.2L

[@theroachmotel]

Ever use any of the Gourmia products? Also any thoughts on the see through windows that are becoming more common? Thx

[@Optimasprime11]

Could you please give some advice regarding Russell Hobbs satisfry air and grill 😊

[@analissalowe8469]

Why don’t you recommend a round one?

[@bikeny]

I know I could do a search for it, but I don't see your link for the ✅ Typhur Dome Self Cleaning Air Fryer in the description. Good info all around. Thank you.

[@empoweredcooks]

Ah! Thanks for reminding me! ha ha :) Here is the link! amzn.to/3OnZgDn

[@kathyrich3141]

What do you think about The Emerald 26 court air fryer. With french doors. My daughter said it is wonderful so I don't know.

[@idw85]

Review the Fritaire

[@satwikk9896]

Hi! May I know what your experience was with the Instant Vortex Plus 6qt, the one that's highly recommended in a lot of places? I know you talked about the versazone but not this one specifically. Do you not prefer it for the same Pre-heat reason as the Versazone? I'm trying to decide between a Cosori Pro 2 or the Vortex Plus? Would appreciate your input!

[@matthewfarmer2520]

Have you try the Gourmia xl digital countertop air fryer with french doors.

[@kndlv123]

I have a Sur La Table AIrfryer..it is fine but IMPOSSIBLE to CLEAN. I prefer a oven style to a basket. I like your review on the Typhur but really want an oven style....any suggestions...Thanks in advance

[@quix66hiya22]

@Empowedred Cooks are you going to make a video about which models to avoid? I’m sending a Ninja back for poor performance and the fact the drawer front still smells toxic, and I have the replacement Instant Vortex Plus unopened in my kitchen. Bit worried about it’s Teflon and also the odor reviews. Is it one to return? Can’t afford the Typhur.

[@DG-cu1vt]

She has a video on the Instant Vortex Plus from 2 years ago. She gave it a thumbs up or 4 out of 5.

[@empoweredcooks]

Hi there, I have talked abt some of these in other review videos. I think you will like the INstant Vortex Plus. The one I had included the odor filter. The only downside to it is the "forced preheat" (exact same issue that I had with Instant air fryer I showed in this video). Otherwise, performance is just good! I reviewed a few of the Ninja air fryers last month and didn't recommend any of them. I'm not a fan!

[@jaywholoveseveryone1721]

I am glad I found your videos. Although, you have not reviewed any of the air fryers that I bought the other info about air fryers PERIOD are very useful and my new 'go to' references. Thanks for sharing your knowledge. New subbie here ❤

[@NRice34102]

Have you reviewed the COSORI Clear Window Air Fryer, 6.5 Quart? If so, how does it compare to the Cosori featured in this video? I'm trying to decide between the two.

[@empoweredcooks]

Hey! I reviewed it last year. It functions almost identical to the Cosori Pro II. It is 6.5 qt but only because the basket is a little deeper. The machine itself is loud (fan and beeps) just like the Pro II as well. I gave that one to my daughter and she likes it fine! But I prefer the TurboBlaze instead.