Elite Gourmet EAF0852SS 8.5Qt. Capacity Air Fryer Oven, Air Fry, Broil, Toast, Bake & Broil with Convection, Time and Temperature Controls, 800-Watts, Includes 25 Delicious Recipes, Stainless Steel
$69.99
Price: $69.99
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The Elite Gourmet 8.5 Quart Air Fryer Oven has a variety of functions to give the chef in your home unlimited cooking potential. Designed with a beautiful stainless-steel finish, adjustable Timer and Temperature controls, and 5 functions so you can air fry, broil, bake, roast, toast, broil with convection, warm and reheat your favorite meals and snacks fast & easy! Enjoy moist & tasty treats or crispy healthy fried foods without oil and fewer calories! It’s faster than conventional cooking methods, doesn’t heat up your entire kitchen and it’s easy to clean. There’s no need to cook with added fats or oils & saves time and energy. Unlike hot oil deep fryers, Elite Gourmet’s Air Fryer Oven circulates dynamic-hot air 360° enveloping foods for a crispy outer and tasty, juicy & tender inner without oil and it’s easier on your electric bill than conventional ovens. Includes a bake pan, air fry basket, removable crumb tray and an instruction manual with cooking guide and 25 delicious and healthy recipes.
COMPACT 8.5L CAPACITY: Designed for singles or small families, this air fryer oven offers a generous cooking space, ideal for faster, healthier, and splatter-free meal preparation.
STYLISH STAINLESS STEEL DESIGN: A sleek stainless-steel finish with a glass door and an easy-grip handle combines elegance with practicality, while its compact size saves space and allows for convenient storage.
VERATILE 5-in-1 FUNTIONALITY: Choose from Air Fry, Broil, Toast, Bake, or Broil with Convection for ultimate cooking flexibility. Adjustable temperature settings (200°–450°F) with high power convection fan and a 60-minute timer ensure precise cooking, with an auto shut-off feature for added safety.
2 RACK SETTINGS: For versatility to easily prepare meats, fish, vegetables, pizza, and more. Enjoy air frying, roasting, broiling, and toasting your favorite dishes effortlessly.
HEALTHY COOKING MADE EASY: Achieve crispy, delicious results with little to no oil, cutting out unnecessary calories without sacrificing flavor. Prepare your food & then simply set your function, temperature, and timer, and let the air fryer do the rest.
Customers say
Customers find the air fryer easy to use and appreciate its functionality, with one mentioning it works well for office use. The appliance heats up well and produces food that tastes better than oil-fried meals, cooking everything to perfection. While some customers say it’s the right size for living alone, others find it bit smaller than expected. The cooking time receives mixed feedback, with some saying it’s quicker than other methods while others find it long.
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13 reviews for Elite Gourmet EAF0852SS 8.5Qt. Capacity Air Fryer Oven, Air Fry, Broil, Toast, Bake & Broil with Convection, Time and Temperature Controls, 800-Watts, Includes 25 Delicious Recipes, Stainless Steel
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Rahil A. –
Value for money
I recently purchased this Air Fryer Oven, and it has quickly become my favorite kitchen appliance. The compact yet spacious design fits perfectly on my counter while still holding a good amount of food. It heats up quickly and cooks evenly, whether Iâm air frying, baking, or toasting. The temperature and timer controls are simple to use, making meal prep effortless.The stainless steel finish gives it a sleek and modern look . My only small complaint is that the timer dial could be more precise, but itâs not a dealbreaker. Cleaning is a breeze since the removable parts are easy to wash. Overall, this air fryer oven is a fantastic value for the price!
Parth T –
user-friendly
The 8.5Qt. Capacity Air Fryer Oven impresses with its versatile cooking options, including air frying, broiling, toasting, and baking.Its spacious design accommodates larger meals, making it perfect for families or gatherings.The stainless steel finish not only enhances durability but also adds a modern touch to any kitchen.With 25 included recipes, experimenting with new dishes becomes a breeze.Time and temperature controls are user-friendly, ensuring perfect results every time.
VCB –
I like it, for the most part – better than a typical small air fryer
I like a lot about this mini oven – it’s versatile; it’s a great size (for me); it runs quiet; the surface can get hot but the air through the vents is no worse than a typical air fryer; the feet are a decent length; no plastic smell. I particularly like to cook fish in it, using Toast mode – cooks from bottom and top, using any temperature on the dial, but doesn’t dry the top.Just a few minor disappointments: I thought it was supposed to work without using the timer, but the timer is what turns it on; supposedly, the timer can be reversed but I haven’t been able to turn it the opposite direction (too much resistance – feels like it’s not supposed to); the light is nice but it would be nicer if it has a switch to turn it off sometimes; I still want an extra air fry basket and extra baking tray.
D. Duncan –
Great little air fryer
I’ve been wanting a small air fryer for an upcoming car-camping trip. So I experimented with our large one for the last few weeks making chicken wings. It went so well, that I decided to pull the trigger on this one.Breaking It In:First concern was the plastic-y smell. The instructions say to wash the bowl and tray with warm soapy water before first use. But the silicone feet on the tray still smelled. The manual says to run it at full heat for 15 min. to burn off the heating element coating from the manufacturing process. After 30 min., I could still smell it. So I did another 30 min. and that seemed to take care of it.First Test Run:I divided some large chicken wings into two pieces, (1) the drumette, and (2) the outer two sections of the wing. I could fit two pieces of the outer two sections plus a drumette, or two drumettes plug an outer wing. That’s a decent amount for a single person who is eating other things along with the wings. Being the smallest air fryer out there, that seems reasonable. The manual said to cook at 395 degrees (the highest temperature setting) for 20-24 minutes for chicken wings. I did two runs of 12 min so I could turn them and season the second side in the middle of the run. They weren’t quite as crispy as I like, so I did a little more time. They turned out pretty good, but I’ll do 15 minutes per side next time. To be fair, the manual does say that it takes 3 min to “preheat” so you should add that time when starting out “cold,” which is how I started.Ease of use:It could hardly be simpler to use. Plug it in. Load it up. Set the temp using the top dial. Set the timer using the front dial and it starts cooking. Come back when it goes “ding.” It’s Teflon coated, so it pretty much wipes clean with a paper towel.Power Consumption:I ran this first test run through a kill-a-watt type meter and measured the power usage since I’ll be using it from an EcoFlow Delta Mini power station. The power station puts out 1400W maximum and has an 880Wh energy capacity in the batteries. The specs for this air fryer say it uses 1000W. Indeed, I found that when the heating element is on, it draws between 950-1000W. The fan alone uses 15W. My chicken wing test run was at the highest temp setting, 395 degrees, and the heating element turned on for about 30 seconds every two minutes, for a “duty cycle” of about 25%. Considering that was pretty much the maximum amount of chicken that would fit below the “max” line in the bowl, I think that’s probably the most power-hungry the thing will be. When the heating element would kick on, the power draw would be 997W, and would slowly drop to about 950W over the 30 or so seconds it was on. Then the power would drop down to 15W (the circulation fan only) for one and a half minutes before the heat would kick back on. Overall, the power draw was about 6Wh per minute. So, 6Wh/min x 30 min = 180Wh to cook my 1.5 chicken wings. That’s less than 1/4 of my power station’s available energy. That would be replaced during a couple of hours of driving, or an hour of solar (if I’m stationary for a while), so I think that is quite workable.Second Test Run:I decided to test it from the power station that I bought it to use with (I had photos for each step, but it looks like the site scrambles the picture order). I loaded it up with two wing drumettes and an outer wing. Sprinkled it with Montreal Chicken Seasoning and drizzled on some Hot Buffalo sauce. I decided to run at 395 degrees for 15 + 15 min. At first, it started drawing 1007W from the station in the preheating phase. Power draw dropped slowly to about 980W by the end of the preheat. It drew about 18W from the power station when only the fan was running. After the first 15 min run. Pieces flipped and seasoning applied to second side. After the initial preheat, the max power draw was 999W at the start of subsequent heating cycles. After the second 15 min cooking session. The combined 30 minutes of run time consumed 22% (started at 44% and ended at 22% state of charge) of the battery in the power station. That was 880Wh X 22% = 194 Wh of energy. The bowl before cleaning. The bowl was mostly clean after wiping with a paper towel. It cleaned up fairly easily with soap and water the rest of the way.
Kina –
Perfect size for travel
We bought this because we were tired of hotel rooms having a refrigerator but no microwave. This is small and portable and can fit in your luggage or backpack. It’s very small but big enough to heat up a whole burger or fries, etc, although one at a time. You won’t be able to fit a whole meal in at once. It heats up well and quick. It’s not quite but not super loud. Overall, very handy for travel.
Jadelyn Cinn –
Its now in the trash can
Initially I loved this product. Its compact and looks pretty. I used it for plantains, yucca, sausages, eggs, dumplings, fried fish quite successfully..not so good with toast or croissants though. You also have to turn things over (not eggs). I bought it in july to save counter space. I have a big boss air fryer and I am too lazy to take things in and out of the cupboard. So, about 9 weeks later it stopped working! I was in the middle of cooking, put some chicken in and returned 20 mins later and found out that this thing was not working! I made sure that the door was flushed closed, I cleaned and cleaned the unit again, checking for debri, I changed the power supply – and still not working! Too late to return. I guess I had a rental for $35.99. Still mad. Had to go back to big boss. Will try another brand. I do want a smaller one. Other reviewers said this happened with them. Should have listened. If you want a temp one, by all means, buy it.
Holly –
Oven works fine just very hot be careful when baking the food.
Works fine. Just the outside of body is very HOT, donât touch it while it is baking or boiling.
Charla Collingwood –
It’s a okay and not a bad price.
It’s a lot smaller than I thought, but that’s okay, I’m only one person. I have not used it yet. But I will and I think I will be pleased.
Amazon Customer –
I ordered this for our RV, itâs the perfect size when storage is at a minimum. We hardly ever use the oven now and cleanup is so Easy!
Lourdes González –
El diseño no es muy bonito pero funciona de maravilla es pequeña fácil de colocar fácil de limpiar y servicial 100 %
Nmaf –
Keep in mind that this is definitely mini in size, but thatâs exactly what I was looking for. I am really happy with this purchase and it gets used multiple times a day
Maria B. –
Buena calidad â£ï¸
Arabella Aesthetic Clinic Inc. –
Exactly what Iâm looking for for the clinic. Perfect size and heats up really quickly. Very cute.