Review on 🍳 Oster Digital Air Fryer Oven with RapidCrisp: Ultimate 12-Function Stainless Steel Countertop Oven by Dushawn Walker

I was new to the world of air fry but my mom loves hers so much she has three. I received this as new and was a little wary of what I could and couldn't air fry. I keep a thermometer on hand when trying new foods and raw foods just to make sure I'm acclimating to the car. The first thing I noticed about mine was that when it arrived there was a screw. only inside and outside the car. I found it a little confusing, but I figured out where he entered, through the door. I chalked it up to an accident because of the push. The fryer itself is very easy to use. I read the pamphlet that listed the times and recipes. The interface is extremely simple. It has a dial to set it to a preset, it has a light on and off, a cancel and start button, and then temperature control. It is so simple that children can easily use it if taught properly. I noticed that it uses a lot of energy. I had a fryer hooked up and then I hooked up a fryer and it worked. By itself it doesn't, but I can't plug anything else into an outlet or switch it without unplugging it. I need to look into this and I'm sure it's more about how my house was hooked up. This is an old place. I'm very happy with how things have turned out. I always get a crispy outside with a soft inside. It was great for fried pickles, onion rings, mozzarella sticks, french fries, and anything I could heat up in the microwave. He even makes raw to cooked fries which is amazing. The way it goes from cold to hot is a nice feature because I can cook the fries at a lower temperature to cook them and then heat them to a crispy finish. . The pleasant design made of stainless steel should be emphasized. It's modern and suitable for any kitchen, but scuffs and fingerprints will always remain on it. It's so hard to keep it clean no matter how careful I am. The price isn't bad considering it replaces the fryer, toaster and toaster oven. I can even bake pizza in it. It's a bit bigger, but I have a microwave/island stand on wheels that I keep mine on. I would get it again. This will be a wonderful gift. I liked it so much that I am considering buying it for my grandma. The interface is big enough for her to read and very easy to use. However, one caveat. The machine heats up. The door is hot enough to burn yourself if you hit it while taking out the food. I had no idea how hot the oven door would be, but it makes sense. The handle isn't a problem, but nowhere else on the stove. I also really appreciated all the extras with him. It has a basket, tray and shelf that work great. It also has a drip or crumb tray so I don't have to line it with foil. It is also easy to disassemble and clean. My only issues were power consumption, but I'm pretty sure this is my house, and a screw that came out of the oyster that I had to find and put back.