Gourmia - 9-Slice Digital Air Fryer Oven

Project Farm just dropped a comparison video this afternoon. [I’ve Never Seen An Air Fryer This Good!](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qxs9CkM20Dg) Bear in mind that the French-door style cook slightly different than the basket style. IMO the basket style does a better job of crisping food than the door style does. Probably due to some heat escaping through the gap. My Gourmia is French-door style and does a great job of various types of cooking. As far as a flat-out air fryer, the basket style seem to crisp better but have limited capacity. Depends on what you value more. Flexible ways of cooking or pure air frying with a potentially smaller capacity.

Project Farm just dropped a comparison video this afternoon. [I’ve Never Seen An Air Fryer This Good!](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qxs9CkM20Dg) Bear in mind that the French-door style cook slightly different than the basket style. IMO the basket style does a better job of crisping food than the door style does. Probably due to some heat escaping through the gap. My Gourmia is French-door style and does a great job of various types of cooking. As far as a flat-out air fryer, the basket style seem to crisp better but have limited capacity. Depends on what you value more. Flexible ways of cooking or pure air frying with a potentially smaller capacity.

I just picked up a Gourmia French door oven from Kohl's for $85. Technically it's an air fryer oven, but it toasts pretty good too. So far we made bagels, dehydrated some venison jerky, and reheated a steak.

Honestly I kinda regret getting that Gourmet french door air fryer over this one, not that it's bad, but it takes up too much space, my poor lil kitchen

I like the Gourmia front opening oven style with the racks. But that's just me. I don't care for the pot style as you can't see what you are cooking, it doesn't have good airflow, and it's harder to clean. Again, that's based on what I cook and how I like things done. Ninja is overpriced, and most units all use the same fan/heating element components. I do have a second air fryer that is a pot style I use outside when doing fish so the house doesn't stink up. I think I paid $20 for it new, but I see them at yard sales all the time for $5. They are the entry level ones with the dial on the front.

If you’re asking if you need to get another air fryer, the answer is likely yes. We have 2, the same single basket Gourmia you were referring to, and an oven style one as well. We use them for different things, but I’m definitely happy we have both.

The air fryer works well for me. It’s not large on the inside so certain things may be too large for it. French fries though would be perfect. Since it’s small it preheats and cooks very quickly. The dehydrator works well on it too and it even makes decent toast. I’d buy it again

I have the ninja foodie and a giurmia oven type fryer. Gourimia is for everyday. Foodie is for pressure cooking and when I need more things air fried. Had the foodie first Gen also. Ninja makes great air fryers, blenders not so much.

Honestly, I enjoyed it, can't go wrong at that price point... However, I highly suggest hand washing only. We put ours in the dishwasher and the basin started to warp and a corner of the plastic on the front broke off.