TurboBlaze

Don’t buy duel basket one. It kills a lot of crucial space. You’d only regret it. I was like you when I wanted to buy Airfryer. We have awesome oven at home, and still wanted to buy something quick for fries or nuggets . I researched a lot of air fryers online. I ended up getting cheap Lidl basic sm

I've found chicken thighs with skin and bone in cook really well. The skin gets crispy and the inside stays juicy and flavorful. My current AF is a Cosori Turbo Blaze and it takes longer to cook things than my last two AFs. I cook it at 375F for about 25 minutes. I keep a meat thermometer handy and

Yeah, I got the Cosori Turbo Blaze. Nice wide basket, I find cooking to be best when the food is spread out wide. Also, and I can't stress this enough, you hit power, it defaults to 385degrees, 10m, you hit start, and that deals with 90% of what I cook. I don't want to hit a bunch of buttons and cyc

Yeah, it’s still a solid air fryer in 2026 👍Still worth buying, just not the absolute top anymore. The Cosori TurboBlaze is great for even cooking and quiet operation, but newer models like the Ninja AF181 have slightly better airflow and faster crisping. So it really depends what you care about mor

No, I've had Philips XXLPremium and now I have Cosori Turbo Blaze and none of them needs preheating.

I've worn out three air fryers. I use mine daily. I started with the cheapest air fryer at Target. I loved it so much that when it wore out I went with bigger and better. You don't say how many people are in your home. Still, I live alone and really love having a 6+ qt. I now have a Cosori Turbo Bla

You’ve got to check out the Cosori Turbo Blaze 6.1 L basket air fryer! I paid $84 for mine last year, loved it so much I bought a second one for back up… just in case 😂. This thing is amazing and does everything air fryer should do, but at ridiculously fast speeds. It dehydrates, airfry, bake, broil

Yeah, a 5-quart Ninja sounds totally reasonable for what you described 👍 If you’re usually cooking stuff like 4 pieces of chicken, veggies on the side, or meals for two, that size is kind of the sweet spot. You get enough surface area so food isn’t stacked on top of each other (which matters more th

Well, you found the right person to answer this 😅 because I’ve owned three very different air fryers. My first one was a round Tefal Actifry with a rotating paddle in the middle. It was fantastic for fries, courgette, and anything small that benefits from constant movement. The downside was obvious:

I have the Cosori Turbo Blaze and I love it! If I want to sorry food that doesn't come with air fryer instructions (Tyson Panko Chicken), I google it. I can get crisp food to the table in minutes, faster than a conventional oven. Whatever you choose, good luck!