Cuisinart - TAO-70
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"We are very happy with this combo air fryer/toaster/counter top oven."
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"I have washed ours many, many times and it still looks brand new."
"I’ve had it at least 4 years of daily use and zero complaints."
"We’ve had a cuisinart air fryer/toaster oven combo for a couple years and it’s been great. ... We’re a large family and it gets used several times a day. ... It’s a workhorse type appliance ... it should hold up to a decade or two of heavy use pretty easily. ... If it ever breaks I’ll get the same one to replace it."
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"Tons of room"
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"I like that the rack that the food actually touches is stainless steel."
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"the dials never worked correctly."
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"the dials never worked correctly."
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"it only lasted about 4 years"
"the timer function is literally just an old school kitchen egg timer-type mechanism, and sometimes it just doesn’t feel like working. ... It’s fine for now as long as I start a timer on my phone, but I’ll be looking to upgrade soon."
KeepAnEyeOnYourB12 0.4I have a Cuisinart, which I love. It has toaster, bake, broil, convection and air fryer modes. It's generally been a champ. I'm not sure which model, but it has analog knobs rather than electronic controls, and I love that.
5pens 0.2I have the cuisinart and use it daily. I love it and highly recommend it.
blackvampires 0.2I have the Cuisinart and is low quality. It is difficult to clean, it got rust very quickly. 0/10 experience.
chaekinman 0.2Crazy! Had both of these exact ones. The Breville is great (cooks accurately, just kinda small). The Cuisinart lasted 10 months before it broke
daveghax 0.2Between these two models, the number 1 reason to pick breville is the dials being to the right of the oven. Our last air fryer was a cuisinart, had the dials and screen above, and they were constantly getting water and oil condensation into the them.
ikoabd 0.2I've had the Cuisinart for 2 years now and I have no complaints. I went with that model specifically because of its lack of digital screens. I find things like the Breville to be harder to repair yourself, whereas things like the Cuininart with all physical dials are much easier.
johnwm24 0.2We have the Cuisinart pictured. We had to get a replacement when a knob broke. Cuisinart sent us a brand new, nicer version after we jumped through a few hoops for them. We use it daily and it works great.
JustinP_RTINGS 0.2For a toaster over, the Cuisinart Air Fryer TOA-70 has a pretty good air frying mode and comes with a mesh wire basket for air frying. Not sure if it's stainless steel or aluminum, but it's definitely a non-stick metal. The interior of the toaster is non-stick as a heads-up. As a side-note, it's pretty decent for toasting, but not great for baking. Most basket style air fryers will have a non-stick coating, unfortunately. Some air fryers, like the Ninja Foodi DZ550, will have ceramic non-stick trays, making them more resistant to scratches than PTFE (Teflon), but it's not perfect and the walls are still made of Teflon. Hope this helps!
Kitchen_South 0.2Just got a Cuisinart TOA70 as my first air fryer and It's been amazing. Tons of room and it also has normal toast/bake functions
lostdad75 0.2Chrome plated, it is magnetic, I just checked. I have washed ours many, many times and it still looks brand new. We are very happy with this combo air fryer/toaster/counter top oven.
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