Emeril Lagasse - Everyday 360

Same. We got the emeril one (I’m sure there are plenty others) from my fiancés parents. It works. I prefer Our bucket air fryer for fries etc but it does everything

Emeril (bam!)  Toaster oven / air fryer...  It makes an excellent toaster oven and an average air fryer  Best advantage is its big, no crappy little basket 

My story again: I was given a bottom-tier Emeril air fryer. I didn't really want it, and didn't have space for it, so I left it outside. Plugged into an outlet, but just outside the back door. To this day I use that thing at least every other day. I'm still shocked at how useful it is. FYI: I rarely air fry anything. It's unparalleled in reheating fried food (usually the stuff comes out crispier and better than we got when we ordered it), but I'll also "fry" things like fries and cauliflower by tossing it in oil first. Occasionally I'll drop the stuff I'm frying from the basket into the surrounding oil-catch pan and toss it, re-coating it in the oil that's dripped down, then continue "frying." I swear my fries taste better than anything at most restaurants.

Avoid the Emeril ones they cook uneven and sound terrible. I’ve used it 10 times in 2 years and debating on returning it. I hate taking things back but this one is tempting since Costco has a lax refund policy.

I have an Emeril toaster oven/air fryer and love it. It physically hurt me to replace my oven...but needed the burners

11 minutes on 375 reheat in my Emeril airfryer/toaster oven gets it perfect

Someone else said toaster oven air fryer and I agree! I have the Emeril one I think? It has like 20 settings which is probably way excessive for someone who doesnt want to put a lot of effort in lol we pretty nuch just use bake, toast, and air fry. It's pricey but you can probably find a simpler one for cheaper.

Since 2020, I've been using my trusty old PowerXL airfryer. It still works pretty well if you hit it a little but I think the interior is made from plastic and the tray inside is rusting. I've tried buying a "non-toxic" airfryer from Emeril which was stainless steel. When I cooked something, the food tasted chemically and there was also an awful smell coming from it. I went back to old-reliable XL... I saw Ninja Crispi Glass Airfryer selling at Costco. Is this one any good? Also, any other recommendations for "non-toxic" airfryers?

i like the emeril 360 air fryer i’m still getting used to it but have successfully done roast veg and potatoes and wings. only thing is that the doors are spring loaded so if u accidentally nudge one both will close on you and burn your hand i speak from experience

I got the Emeril 360 a few years ago because it is and air fryer toaster oven. I have done most of my cooking in a toaster oven for years to prevent heating my house to use the oven. I basically use my oven for big holiday meals. It will do a 12 inch pizza. Bake meatloaf and casserole in an 11 inch pan. Broil, and air fry. Cakes, cookies, bread. It is more like a small convection oven with the speed and convenience of an air fryer. Niece had the basket air fryer it is nice but limited on what you can do.

I got the Emeril 360. Best investment. Love all the baskets and racks that come with this model . I have always done a good bit of cooking in a large toaster oven, but wanted something that would do a good size froze pizza. I cook 90% of my food in my air fryer. The only time I turn on my oven is when the pans are bigger than 11 inches. I have always transitioned most things I use to fry to the AF. It's quiet, I can bake, toast, dehydrate. So many things in it. My best friend was given a Ninja about the same size the same year and she has really enjoyed hers as well.