We have this one. It has a lot of specialty buttons, like one for hard boiling eggs. [https://www.target.com/p/powerxl-vortex-pro-air-fryer-8qt-black/-/A-86311159](https://www.target.com/p/powerxl-vortex-pro-air-fryer-8qt-black/-/A-86311159)
I have a son with Down Syndrome and he likes to cook too. But I have to be near him. I think he could learn to use this one.
Edit: Alternatively you might consider a smart air fryer that can be controlled from an app, perhaps even a voice assistant but that could get complicated.
Are all air fryers not fast?
I have a PowerFryerXL, seems like they're on sale in Target at the moment - 60 bucks. Mine is eight years old, and still working really well.
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?
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?
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