The multi-oven – air fryer is here to make your life easier in the kitchen. You can use it as an air fryer, oven, toaster, grill, and even dehydrator. Cook anything you want healthily and quickly for the whole family and take advantage of its various uses and its large 23-liter capacity. At the same time, you save energy as it consumes less than a conventional oven.
Air Frying
Cooks evenly through hot air that surrounds the food and offers uniform and healthy baking. Air baking reduces cooking time while requiring a lower temperature, which means less consumption.
Rotisserie function
It is equipped with a rotating spit to comfortably roast chicken and other meats with heat distributed at 360°.
Dehydration Function
The drying function provides you with an easy way to prepare delicious, natural, and mouth-watering snacks.
Timer
The timer allows you to schedule the end of cooking and at the same time relieves you from the stress of constantly monitoring the cooking progress.
Accessories
Includes baking tray, air fryer basket, rack, spit, cage, tongs, rotating barbecue – rotisserie.
Why choose a countertop oven?
A countertop oven can make cooking easy and quick, performing the tasks of a classic large oven while taking up very little space.
It is practical and versatile, portable, and easy to clean. Suitable for small homes with limited space, it can meet daily needs. Ideal for students and couples who do not have enough space at home but want the ability to cook something delicious with the same results as a conventional oven.
The countertop oven is an excellent choice that can make your life easier.
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It is a very good oven and can be used for many functions. We are two people and so far I have cooked oven potatoes with steaks. It cooked them very well in about 1 hour on high speed at 200. It takes about the same time as the large oven we have, with the difference that this one burns much less.
It's small but good.
I bought it because I work seasonally and with the classic room eyes, I was overwhelmed with cooking in a pot.
So far, we've made potatoes in the rotating basket, and they turned out amazing, nothing like the classic drawer-type air fryers that make them like an oven. It makes them 90% like they are fried. Cooking time for potatoes is 30'-40'. Today we put chicken (2kg and something) on the spit... I didn't expect it to fit, but it fit just fine. After 15', it started to brown, we were blown away, super powerful.
The photo and the video (which is inside the oven) were taken 20'-25' after we put it in, obviously without a preheated oven to avoid burning hands during placement (although it includes a tool that allows you to place the spit without burning yourself).
*I will try other recipes and will get back to you.
*In the meantime, the device I received didn't have any sticker on it... I mention this because someone in the reviews scared me into thinking about buying it because they wrote about poor paint quality based on a sticker that they pulled off, taking the color with it.
Quite a good oven with plenty of cooking space. The only negative so far is the low quality of the exterior paint. As soon as I peeled off a sticker, a piece of the paint came off automatically...
I always had in mind to find a small oven mainly to warm up my food, since I became single. I never imagined that I would find the IQ that even has a grill. I think that I can even roast coffee beans. Not just potatoes.
Update 24/2/24!!!
Conclusion: After many days of testing until the cooking times were found (finally found), I have to say it is quite good. It makes the food taste good, but it takes a bit longer to cook.
The overall result is that the neck steaks I made turned out AMAZING, and I uploaded a video as I mentioned, with the ingredients in the comments (if anyone wants to see). And of course, anything I upload will have either recipes or tips that you can try.
My main evaluation is as follows:
It is the best for the money. Although I haven't had it for long, I have the impression that it takes a bit longer than a regular oven (which doesn't bother me), and from the tests I did, it takes some time to find the right cooking times and settings. Now, the omelette I made for the first time, which I emphasize was the FIRST time in the pan, which I show in the photos, I set it to cook on the MED Air setting, temperature 170, cooking time 20, and preheating time 5 (according to the instructions) before putting it in, and it turned out relatively good, even though I took it out a few minutes earlier. And the conclusion is that it needed a few more minutes to be perfectly tasty. As a first attempt, it was okay, and I enjoyed it.
As I said, we will continue to test and write about any other new cooking experiences, and we will share the positives and negatives (if there are any, of course).
Note: If it was 15-20 cm bigger in size, it would be perfect!
The best thing ever. Far from the classic mini air fryers supposedly for 3 people, etc. This one has space inside for whatever you want. It can even fit a whole chicken or a souvlaki. I've had it for 6 months now and I can confidently say that it cooks everything perfectly. It has many functions and details, it is of high quality and doesn't smell except for the first time it heats up. Overall, whatever you put in it is ready in 20-25 minutes. French fries, if they are pre-fried, take 15 minutes at 200 degrees, if they are fresh, they take 20 minutes at 230 degrees. The little oven is MAGICAL. Essentially, it's a big air fryer