Dash 3qt Deluxe Air Fryer

I'm not addicted to this thing lol. All my life I've been deep frying my food, so I was used to eating super greasy foods, but recently I've wanted to eat more healthy. This fryer is amazing, so far I've been used it for my chicken with and without batter, pork chops, steak, and fries. All come out tasty amazing, it taste different from deep frying, like the flavor is brought out of the food differently? Hard to explain,but it damn tasty. Gonna try ribs next! Highly recommend! My only drawback is wishing I got a bigger model. This can fit 4 chicken drums easy, or 2 small pork chops. It's a minor nitpick. It cooks food in good time, isn't loud at all, and the cleaning is surprisingly fast, I don't even need to soak it. Again, I recommend it. Worth a try!

Decided to get an air fryer to make my own stuff and eat out less, and this was on sale. Wasn't enthusiastic about the color, but it's not too hideous. Used it to make my own potato wedges, fries, chicken wings (from frozen), and heated up frozen fish sticks. So far, they worked great. Potato wedges and fries needs almost no prep. Just cut them up into wedges or slices not too big, toss them into the basket and I set them to cook at 350 for 8 minutes. Works every time. May need to turn them over and add another 4 minutes if your wedges are pretty thick. Add any sort of powder flavor you want. I've tried mixed spice, curry powder, even the flavor packets from ramen noodles. The frozen fish sticks came out crispy like fresh fries with 12 minutes at 400. They are so crispy I was thinking about dialing back the temp a little. Don't overlap the fish sticks, leave a little room around each one. The wings require a little more prep. Add some cooking spray to the inside, and line up the wings along the sides and basically make sure nothng touches. Do 8 minutes @ 400, take them out, turn them a bit, then another 5 minutes or so @ 350. The skin will be crispy and most of the fat would have dripped to the bottom. Cleanup is pretty easy: pull the cup out, remove the inner liner, dump out the bits, and wipe it down. The cup probably has a lot of fat dripping in it and requires a little dish detergent, but that's about it. Turn it on for a minute or two and the insides will be dry for another use. All in all, love the little thing. It doesn't have fancy presets or digital controls, but don't really need it.

I just can't say enough good things about this product! I literally use it almost every day (sometimes twice a day). It's very easy to wash, and it's even easier to use. Obviously, it's great for reheating things you'd like on the crispy side (fries, "bar food" like pizza rolls and mini-corndogs, etc) but I mainly use it for steaks, pork chops, and frozen vegetables (just douse them in Worchestershire sauce, some spice, crank the timer to 15 or 20 minutes, and you're good). I got mine slightly used for around $40 but if that hadn't been available, this product still would be a steal at full price. Highly recommended.

Had been curious about air fryers so I bought this smaller one during the holiday sales. Very simple design, easy to use. Does make good french fries and sweet potato fries. The cons are: -- the timer dial is impossible to read unless you are at eye level - I will probably have to use whiteout or the like to mark where the dial indicator is to make it legible. -- the fit of the plastic case isn't the best, it is possible to get the basket assembly in at a slight angle which then doesn't seal. -- the smooth and sleek case could really use a handle in the back to hold while you are sliding the basket assembly in. All in all, relatively pleased with the value of what I bought. If we really use this regularly, I might consider buying a more upscale model, but for infrequent use this is fine.

Right off the bat I wish I would have gotten the bigger one. I bought a 3 quart thinking it would be big enough for one person. For some foods like hot dogs (I can cook 4 at a time max) but other food like wings about 3 or 4 depending on how big they are. Plenty of room for fries and chicken nuggets. For the fries I just put a couple hand full in and shook them half way through cooking and they didn't stick together and came out great. But the 3 quart fits the best on my counter top. If I had a bigger spot I would definitely get a 6 quart. But if it's too heavy to lift it would have to stay on the countertop so that's why I got the smaller one. So far it has worked great but I'm still experimenting with different recipes. Time will tell. I'm new at this.

I love air frying. In my opinion it's basically a turbo version of an oven. Heats up almost instantly so no need to spend about 500 hours pre heating an oven. I have both their 2qt versions and I needed a bigger one for when I have guests come over. Usage: Super simple, adjust the temperature and set time Clean: There is a button on top of the handle you can press to remove the basket from the assembly to easily clean it. I just use detergent and the soft side of a sponge. Since it's non stick, it's easily cleaned. Tested: I have made steak medallions and chicken wings super easy. I am yet to test seafood though. Bonus: Take advantage of the 2year warranty this comes with by registering your product. I had an issue with one of the smaller ones and they replaced it for me! Hint: With any air fryer, make sure you rotate/shake a few times throughout the cooking to get even cooking. Gift: Air fryers make an awesome gift for those who don't have one. Once you use one, you will always use it!

Well made and very easy to operate. Clean up is simple. Has become one of my favourite appliances.

Everything turns out perfect in this! Easy to store too! Love the aqua colour. Fast delivery!!

My first air fryer! I love it. Super easy to clean. I also got the attachments, love them too! I don’t love the dial and the fact that you can’t turn it off, I had to unplug it when I was sure I was burning something… I wasn’t. All was good.

I am overall pleased with it and decided in the end to give it 4 stars despite some frustrations as it delivers on cooking the food and compared to other machines gives you good value The good It cooks the food as you would want / expect from an air fryer. Both attempts ( chicken drummetts and yam fries turned out perfectly cooked and crispy. The non stick is fantastic and clean up easy 4 drummets fresh coated in shake n bake cooked at 400 F for 22 minutes turned twice and western family frozen plank cut yam fries cooked 400F 20 minutes turned 3 times very pleased and that’s what it’s supposed to do not so pleased with ? it’s analog and now I know why digital would be better but in fairness I chose to buy an analog machine so my fault it’s not exact, can’t pause it. The timing dial has no friction on the surface of the dial so it’s hard to grip especially if you have any grease in your fingers. The indicator can be lined up with minute settings but it’s not easy to see. The temp dial is loose it rotates too easily and there is no indication of where to line up the desired temp to. It’s easy for 400F because it’s as far as it will turn but lower temps ? good luck. will try a sharpie to mark the point where it stops at 400 and line up lower temps to that The inner basket has to be in the bigger one to use it and it’s not that big so the machine is much bigger than the compact version ( I have that one in digital ) but the actual cooking area isn’t proportionally bigger. If you are a lady with long nail pushing the button to remove the inner pot is frustrating Once the inner pot is out ( the handle is attached to it ) there is no easy way to grab the outer bin. It’s all smooth sides. Some kind of handle grip on it would be helpful Overall $88 for this was very good value and cooking wise, which is the most important point it delivered on so felt 4 stars was the fair rating Hope you find this info and the pics helpful

absolutely love this product in the process of buying all the attachments cooking everything I can in this amazing machine