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This Top-rated Air Fryer Saves An 'enormous Amount Of Time' — And It's Down To $90
I find it just slightly unfair that enjoying homemade French fries, fried chicken and doughnuts often goes hand in hand with a house that reeks of oil. Not to mention the messy splatters that typically accompany deep-frying. Of course, all of those woes go right out the window when you have an air fryer, and we've found an exceptional deal on a top-rated model: the Cosori TurboBlaze 6-Quart Air Fryer for an unprecedented $90, down from $120 — crispy-crunchy delights, here you come!
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Tell your oven it can hibernate until fall — this little speed demon won't make your kitchen feel like a desert.
$90 at Amazon Why is it a good deal? 💰More than 10,000 shoppers bought one of these cooking saviors in the last month. If you're looking to add one of these versatile appliances to your kitchen's arsenal, this one has an impressive 4.8-star average rating to back it up. In comparison, this smaller model costs over a hundred bucks on sale.
Why do I need this? 🤔One Yahoo editor, Nicole Sforza, actually tested the Cosori TurboBlaze, saying, "It couldn't be easier to use," and that she relies on it "nonstop for quick kid meals," as well as family dinners. (Check out our full roundup of the best air fryers for more.)
Its most prominent feature is its "Advanced TurboBlaze Technology," which promises ultra-crispy textures and "lightning-fast cooking" so you can have dinner on the table, pronto. Plus, it's user-friendly: Choose from one-touch modes like Preheat, Reheat, Dry, Bake, Proof, Warm, Air Fry, Roast, Broil and Frozen. Aside from that, you can choose your time and temperature and be on your way to crunch town.
Need a little recipe inspo? This cooker even has a dedicated app containing over 100 meal ideas, including nutrition information. And according to the brand, you can make your favorite fried foods with up to 95% less oil than traditional methods. When it's time to clean, the nonstick basket can go right in the dishwasher, though it's slick enough that you could quickly wipe it down by hand as well.
Functionality aside, this sleek Cosori air fryer makes for some real countertop eye candy... (Amazon)
What reviewers say 💬More than 4,500 Amazon customers are contentedly crunching away with the Cosori TurboBlaze.
Pros 👍"I have had several air fryers that I've spent hundreds of dollars on and this one is my absolute favorite one of all!" gushed one satisfied shopper. "It does not smoke or smell. It's so quiet too ... And you don't have to use much oil."
"So glad I chose this air fryer, since it is everything and more to making cooking easier," raved another. "[I've] made steak, shrimp, chicken tenders, hamburgers, fish, baked fruit tarts and biscuits. Definitely a game-changer — everything came out delicious. Perfect for those hot summer days — keeps the kitchen cool. Easy cleanup — [the] nonstick plate makes it easy."
"I have used it for cooking several things [over] the past two weeks," said a third. "What I can say so far is that it's saving me an enormous amount of time. ... We don't have a ton of counter space in our kitchen, so I am loving the small size of this machine. It is aesthetically pleasing to look at and super user-friendly too."
Cons 👎"The only thing I don't love is that it doesn't remember the last temperature it was set at," admitted a generally pleased user. "If it finishes baking, you need to enter the temperature again if it needs more time. Otherwise, this thing is beautiful."
Several users shared this final fan's note: "[My] only caution is, things cook much faster than in other air fryers," they heeded. "Until you have used this unit a few times, it is easy to overcook things. My opinion is that this is the best air fryer on the market today."
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You've heard of Meatless Mondays and Taco Tuesdays — maybe Fry-day Fridays can become a tradition in your house?
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$90 at AmazonOh, and this CliffsNotes-esque air-frying cheat sheet makes a handy add-on:
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This No. 1 bestselling booklet contains instructions for cooking over 120 types of foods in your air fryer. Stick it right on the fridge thanks to the magnet on the back.
One five-star fan, who called it a "godsend," wrote: "Nothing worse than overcooking meat or fish because you guessed wrong on the timing and/or heat settings. I've referred to this for several things now and every time, the food came out restaurant-perfect!"
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The reviews quoted above reflect the most recent versions at the time of publication.
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It's So Easy To Turn Hot Dog Buns Into Delicious Long John Donuts
Homemade donuts always feel like a luxury — the fresh, sweet frosting, the warm, airy dough, and the magic of being able to flavor and decorate them however you want. But honestly, they're a lot of work. Whether you go with the classic deep fried or the lighter baked donuts, you're committing some serious time to the endeavor of mixing, shaping, cooking, and decorating each pastry. If you want something easy to make at home that'll still wow guests at your kid's birthday party or your friend's baby shower, skip to that last step by using toasted hot dog buns as the base for bar-shaped, do-it-yourself Long John donuts.For the uninitiated, Long Johns are yeast-risen donuts that are essentially the Midwestern version of the Western U.S. Bar donut and the French éclair. They're sometimes frosted and sometimes filled. But if you use your imagination and some spare fridge staples, a Long John could also be a toasted hot dog bun filled with whipped cream and strawberry jam. (After all, who's gonna stop you?)
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Okay, okay, a hot dog bun isn't necessarily the first thing that comes to mind when it comes to D.I.Y. Donut material. They are, of course, typically intended for savory dining-related purposes (read: hot dogs, for one) -- not as the base ingredient for a sweet dessert. But in our defense, they're the right shape and have a convenient center split to hold filling.More importantly, brioche hot dog buns exist. Brioche is an eggy, buttery traditionally French bread and usually involves a multi-day baking process — but you can find ready-made brioche hot dog buns at Aldi's, Trader Joe's, and Safeway, to name a few. They're sweeter than typical hot dog buns, and after popping them in your air fryer for a few minutes to toast, you could totally convince someone that a flaky bite of one is from a real donut.
Next, the world of decorating hot dog bun Long Johns is your oyster. You could go with whipped cream and/or strawberry jam for the filling, or a powdered sugar combo for your donut's exterior. You could also pull out your Nutella, cookie butter, or a tangy acidic lemon curd (for filling, or icing, or both), or embrace the fall spirit with an apple caramel donut filling. As for the leftover hot dog buns — well, this recipe for hot dog bun French toast bites is calling their name.
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The Best-selling Ninja Air Fryer On Amazon Is 40% Off Just In Time For Prime Day
Amazon has just unveiled an irresistible deal on the Ninja Air Fryer that's bound to make your taste buds tingle and your wallet sing. This versatile kitchen marvel which is typically priced at $129 is now available for a mere $79, a whopping 40% discount. It's an opportunity you won't want to miss if you're looking to elevate your culinary game.
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The Ninja Air Fryer is a 4-in-1 powerhouse that goes beyond simple air frying: with its ability to roast, bake, and dehydrate, this compact appliance is a true kitchen multitasker. Its 4-quart ceramic-coated nonstick basket is perfect for whipping up meals for individuals or small families and accommodates up to 2 pounds of French fries or a variety of other delicious treats.
Elevate your culinary gameThis air fryer is really good at creating crispy, golden results with up to 75% less fat than traditional frying methods. This means you can indulge in your favorite fried foods without the guilt: it's an excellent choice for health-conscious individuals or those looking to make positive changes in their diet.
The Ninja Air Fryer boasts a wide temperature range from 105°F to 400°F and allows you to tackle a diverse array of cooking tasks. Whether you're gently dehydrating fruits for homemade snacks or quickly crisping up a batch of chicken wings, this appliance has got you covered. The unit's preheat function ensures optimal cooking conditions with a recommended 3-minute preheat time for best results.
Cleaning up after cooking is a breeze, thanks to the dishwasher-safe basket, crisper plate and multi-layer rack. This feature is a real time-saver and allows you to spend less time scrubbing and more time enjoying your culinary creations. To help you get started on your air frying journey, the Ninja Air Fryer comes with a 20-recipe booklet.
At this incredible price point on Amazon, the Ninja Air Fryer represents exceptional value for money. It's an investment in healthier cooking, time-saving convenience and culinary versatility. Whether you're a seasoned chef or a kitchen novice, this appliance will quickly become an indispensable part of your cooking routine. Currently, this air fryer is the best-seller of the category on Amazon.
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