Tasti-Crisp

A Dash Tasti-Crisp might work. One knob for temp, one for time, that’s it. There’s a 2.6 and a 6qt.

Dash Tasti-Crisp DCAF260 score 81Chefman RJ38-2T score 80 Instant Vortex Plus score 79 - top rated by America's Test Kitchen

The highest rated air fryer on Consumer Reports is also one of the cheapest: Dash Tasti-Crisp DCAF260. Price $59.99. I've had one for a couple of years. It's on the small side at 2.6 qt., which is fine for me. If you want a huge one, check out Tabitha Brown for Target at a whopping 8 qt. for $70. If

I have a dash tasti-crisp 2.6qt and it’s great.

Best Overall Value: Ninja AF101 (4-Qt) The reliable "gold standard" usually priced around $69. Best Performance & Efficiency: Cosori TurboBlaze (6-Qt) Uses a high-speed DC motor for faster, quieter cooking at $81. Best for Small Kitchens: Dash Tasti-Crisp (2.6-Qt) Simple, colorful, and lightweight f

according to consumer reports magazine, their overall recommendation is the 'Dash Tasti-Crisp DCAF260', which is currently available to amazon prime members at about sixty bucks.

Normally air fryers aren’t allowed in Housing but during dorm room inspections RAs cannot open cabinets or drawers so…maybe be deliberate about where it is stored when not in use. Source: my adult offspring works for the Housing Office at a state university. Obviously rules vary so check the Housing