The Oster Countertop Oven with...
Reviewed on www.bestbuy.com·hotice
The Oster Countertop Oven with Air Fryer combines a toaster, oven, convection oven, broiler, and of course an air fryer into one clean and simple counter-top appliance at a good price. I'm giving this four stars because of cleaning issues I mentioned and the way it seems to dry out toast more than I expect. But if you're looking for one device that can do the job of a few different things to save you space this could be just what you're looking for! Design I like the clean aluminum look. It's a simple design with three dials on the top front. The large handle makes it very easy to open and close the door. There are two rack positions for you to slide in the included baking pan, Air Fry Basket, and Wire Rack. One thing I don't like about the design is the lack of a light on the inside. If your kitchen is well lit it shouldn't be a problem but if not, it can be hard to see how well done toast is getting or if those french fries are getting crispy. Unfortunately it's not quite wide enough for a 13"x9" baking pan. Easy to use The three dials make operation very simple. There are no menus to go through or problems seeing a screen. The first is for the mode. The second is for the temperature, and the third is for the time. The only two functions that I feel are not obvious are if you want to set a time for less than 20 minutes you need to turn the dial past 20 minutes first, this starts the timer, then turn it back to the desired time. The other is if you want to use the "Warm" function. To do this, you need to set the mode to "Bake" with the first dial. Then set the temperature dial to "Warm" and set a time - again, you need to go past 20 minutes first if the time you want is less than 20 minutes. Really though, for normal use it's very simple and turning past 20 first is easy enough to remember. Air Frying I was very interested to see how this does at air frying. It does well! My favorite thing about this is the way you have a large surface area to air fry with that basket so, while you still may need to toss some things around a bit half way through I wasn't doing that very often with this since you can spread out more over a thinner layer with the large surface area. It heats evenly and makes food nice and crisp. I've found that a lot of things, like frozen french fries, that come with directions for an air fryer, are often more conservative than they need to be with the temperatures. It seems hard to burn things with an air fryer. Don't be afraid to play with different temperatures! I've been happy with my results and while things may get extra crisp I haven't burnt anything. I attached a photos of some frozen fries I made in it. They got perfect! Toasting and Baking Being a table top oven I also have used this a lot as a toaster. It heats evenly top and bottom. Make sure you use the top rack level, as noted in the manual, for toasting and making frozen pizza. Pizza got great in it. Toast toasted nicely and evenly. The only issue I had hear was that toast always seemed to get more dried out than normal. Toast seems to dry out more with this than with other toaster ovens I've used. The fan for the air fryer and the fan for the convection bake are not on when this happens - it just set to "Toast". It still toasts well and I've been using it as a toaster but I thought this was worth mentioning. Cleaning In general, cleaning this isn't a problem. There's a crumb tray like you would expect in any toaster oven. It's all pretty standard. If you're using it as an air fryer though I find it more of a pain to clean the Air Fry Basket and Baking Pan that it sits on than cleaning the basket in a dedicated air fryer. The worse part of this is that the Baking Pan has a wrap around rim that holds water when you wash it. It had water in over night and the water was rusty when we realized there was some water in there and we dried it out. The pan surface is fine, the bottom is fine, the rust just came from in the rim. Still that was disappointing. So wash it and dry it out right away, trying to get all the water out of that rim.
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Reviewed on www.bestbuy.com·MrGadget
Oster Countertop Oven with Air Fryer, Convection, Toaster, Bake and Broil function in silver finish, model TSSTTVMAF1, is a beautifully executed countertop combo. A point of information – This is the same Oster model number shared with another Oster lookalike in black metal finish that appears to have been discontinued. I recently tried a standalone air fryer and came away wondering . . . WHY? Devoting so much countertop space to a one-trick-pony seems not a good plan to me. On the flip side, Oster (and others) offers a multifunctional, large capacity countertop oven that air frys and the other functions. This seems a smarter use of my valuable, all too little kitchen counter space and a smarter financial investment. In a recent test I evaluated air fryer mainstays bacon, frozen breaded fish fillets and frozen chicken nuggets divided three ways. About a third went in this Oster, a third in a dedicated air fryer and a third went on a tray in the oven for good ol’ oven baked bacon and other foods that always work well. No oil was added to any preparation. The result? To me and my two accomplices the taste and texture were equivalent. We were pleasantly surprised at the performance of this multi-talented Oster. Here are some differences. An 8-quart (7.7L) capacity air fryer standalone in my recent test has a large cavity, though it is recommended to fry multiple small pieces in a single layer. Ditto other items, such as tater tots and fries. A small whole chicken did well in this dedicated air fryer, containing the splatter within its cavity. Compared to a measurably smaller 3.7L (3.9 quart) cavity in this Oster, the usable space here feels more flexible and useful and with greater functionality. Air frying relies not only on heat and air circulation, similar to convection cooking, but also an air gap above and below the food, with a pan to catch drippings below. Convection cooking and baking allows for the possibility of having to turn the food over as it sits directly on a tray. Air Frying may require a shake of the fry basket to move the food about for more even, all-around cooking and crisping. Similar, to be sure, but not the same. I would not suggest, nor do manufacturers, air frying a deep basket of overlapping foods. How can the heated “frying” air circulate amongst the food if in a mound? It cannot. A chicken small enough to fit the air fry basket in the Oster came out beautifully! Nice and crispy on the outside, juicy on the inside and altogether delicious. There are two shelf heights available to accommodate different size and amounts of food. The air frying process produces splatter. While contained within the Oster, it sure made a mess everywhere inside, including on the glass door where it is visible for all to see. Splatters above, on the sides and on the back panel are somewhat hidden from direct view. Therein, I think, lies the air fry difference between the two types of devices. Oh, and this Oster multi-purpose appliance can also bake a 12-inch pizza. Take that, single-purpose air fryers! Other Oster settings can also result in a bit of a mess, which, if not off-putting, can simply be ignored and chalked up to being just the way it is. This is probably the right mindset. It’s an appliance, not a piece of kitchen counter art! Toast, Broil and Bake settings operated as expected, and performed well. Convection engages both top and bottom heating elements and the air-circulating fan. Think Bake plus air circulation on this setting and about a claimed 30% faster result. The Air Fry setting turns on only the top element along with the fan to circulate hot air. It appears that the fan speed on each setting is different, with Air Fry producing higher speed and greater hot air circulation. Depending upon the chosen setting, users have available a rack, a shallow pan and the air fry “basket.” Mix and match as you see fit! A removable crumb tray fits snugly at the bottom with an upward-facing notch making for easy removal. I keep it fitted with a tightly wrapped piece of heavy duty aluminum foil. I also keep the shallow pan fitted with three layers of foil to contain wet and dry fallout. There is always something there to prevent making a big mess on the pan itself. It is faster and easier to change the foil than to clean up a mess on the pan. A timer setting provides automatic shut-off upon cycle completion. There isn’t a stay-on feature. Probably a smart, safer idea to NOT allow unlimited ON time in any mode, especially in speed-cooking Air Fry mode or to use it even if it were available in Broil mode. The temperature control operates regardless of the function setting. However, toast needs to be set at 450º/toast and broiling is best at the 450º maximum temperature setting. Lower temperature settings include a designated, indicated 0º to about 250º warming temperature suggestion. That’s it in a nutshell. Oster Countertop Oven with Air Fryer, model TS
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Reviewed on www.bestbuy.com·DeeGore
This Oster countertop oven looks just like a little oven, on my countertop. Boxy in form, the exterior dimensions are 16” wide x 14.5” high x 16” deep. It looks big, but it is a little less wide than many similar ovens, because the controls are above the oven and not on the side. It is on the tall side, but there is plenty of room to stack your air fryer basket and broiler tray on top when not in use if that’s where you want to store it and you have an upper cabinet above. To use this oven, there are three dials you have to touch or at least check before you can start. The left one is where you set what you want to do; toast, air fry, bake or convect. The middle one is the temperature, and the right one is the timer. It seems like a lot of dials and work to make a piece of toast. A major negative with this oven is that there is no interior light. Where my toaster oven lives, it’s a bit dark, so I don’t really know what’s going on with my food. A plus is that the timer ticks so I can hear that it’s working, which I like because I can forget what’s going on in part of my kitchen if I’m busy on the other side but that sound reminds me about my food in the oven. The interior of the oven is roomy, it’s 12” wide x 12” deep x 7” high. There are only two levels that you can put a rack on though. There is enough space to toast four slices of regular sized bread at a time. I made a batch of box-mix brownies in the oven, it cooked evenly and it was much easier than heating up my 30” wall oven to bake a small pan of brownies. Air frying is the way to go, there’s no way I would oil fry anything in my kitchen. It’s just too messy for me. I cooked frozen chicken nuggets in this oven, they turned out great. There’s no need to turn them over when they are set on the basket in an uncrowded manner. With frozen fries I toss them up a bit in the middle of cooking. I do like that the air fryer basket has little feet so the basket doesn’t touch my countertop directly when I’m unloading food. In fact, I put the air fryer basket onto the broiler tray when I’m unloading food from the basket to the plate because I don’t like crumbs everywhere, and I don’t use the broiler pan much anyway. Which leads me to the crumb tray. I love the easy to remove and clean crumb tray. There’s a big lip to pull it out with, making it easy to clean it or at least dust off every so often. As far as the air fryer, it’s not the same as one of those free-standing oval shaped air fryers. With those you can put almost anything in it and it won’t bother the heating element because the heating element is usually on the ceiling over the food. In this oven, there are heating elements on the ceiling and on the floor of the interior. You want to avoid anything dripping on the heating elements, especially oil. If cheese melts on there, it smells pretty bad, you need to clean that off pretty quickly after the oven is cooled off. I do like how this oven can air fry up to 450 degrees, that is hard to find in a free-standing air fryer, those usually top out at 400 degrees. All in all this is a great little oven, and could replace a wall oven if needed. You could make anything you would cook in a regular oven, as long as it fits, as well as almost anything you would want to air fry.
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Reviewed on www.bestbuy.com·Angel
I've been wanting to try an air fryer ever since they hit the market. Because, DEEP FRIED TASTE, w/o the oil, YES PLEASE! Our last Toaster Oven died over a year ago. I was hesitant to get another, because, as much as I enjoyed it, we just had a child move our for college, and I figured, "Maybe it won't get used it as much?". Well, Fast Forward to today. I'm thrilled that we didn't get one before now, because this Product is the best of BOTH worlds. \n\nI haven't used the TOAST function, (Nor do I plan to-I've got a toaster that works well), but I've used the others. Here is what I learned: BAKE works well and quick. I've reheated a full 4"x10" loaf of bread, on the rack, in 4 minutes with a crispy crust (after rinsing it in cold water for 5 seconds). CONVECTION works very well and much quicker! Reheated pizza (thick crust with lots of toppings) done in 6 min w/o preheat. Beautiful! Reduce the temp by 25-50 deg until you determine the specific temp/time combo that you prefer. I want my pizza bottom crispy, but the crust still soft enough to eat. I used BROIL for 2 bone-in pork chops at 450deg. It took much longer than I anticipated, almost 30 min on the top rack. Edges were darker, like I'd expect them to be, but the rest of the chops were not broiled "pretty". For anyone who uses an oven to BROIL meat in 10, maybe 15 minutes MAX, I don't think they'll be impressed with this function. Maybe the trade off in energy would be equal, but with what an absolute pain it was to clean the mesh tray, I really don't think I'll put raw meat on it ever again. (I thought it was clean 3x!) AIR FRY is WONDERFUL!! Followed the settings & used it for frozen potatoes. They were the best "deep fried" tots, delicious! Thinner items, i.e. waffle fries/steak fries etc. should have their time reduced by at least 5 min. My husband makes homemade chicken wings and he used to finish them up in the oven (starts by boiling them), now he uses AIR FRY and he's thrilled with the improvement!\n\nI really love the size. I was worried because I had a previous OSTER in the house (temporarily) and returned it only because it was too big. This has a nice compact footprint. We pull it out about 6" when we use it (lifting it slightly so it doesn't drag on the counter) and the weight is of no real issue. We even have space for the trays to fit on the top. The bottom crumb tray slides out for easy cleaning (like our previous OSTER). Clean up has so far been easy. We used to ALWAYS use aluminum foil for ease of clean up. BUT, since we learned that it can heat up the interior too much & cause problems we've switched to ONLY parchment paper inside. In fact, I always keep a trimmed piece on the tray, under the air fryer tray. Whether or not that has anything to do with why our previous ones failed, no idea, they were several years old, but now that we know, Parchment Paper it is!\n\nMy only wish would be for the main tray to be easier to clean. I've even used a Baking Soda paste scrub and it still has small spots where you can tell it's not clean, even though it feels smooth. But that is my only thing I wish was different. 95% of the time, it just needs a quick wipe down.\n\nOthers have mentioned the timer needing to be turned past 20 to heat...this is how all of my toaster ovens have worked, so I don't know anything different. It doesn't have a light inside, but...do any of them have one? Hasn't been a problem. The volume of it in operation is standard. Yes, on the AIR FRY setting it is quite a bit Louder, but, no issues here. The cord is quite short, but with a product this great, we just work with what we have. Overall, Very Happy with it!! It's been used about 6x/week minimum, each of the past 6 weeks.
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Reviewed on www.walmart.ca·Joey21
No real complaints. Ask me how well it works in five years. That'll be the real test. \n\nTimer knob is somewhat tight to force to zero per other reviews so I don't force it to zero. I set the time, and when we're done, we remove the food and let the timer run itself out. Usually only 5 minutes or less of run time left anyhow. With experience it's been easy to estimate how much time is necessary. \n\nBased on other experiences with other ovens, forcing it back to zero leads to a timer knob that fails at some point. That's what happened to our other brand oven. Whole oven was good except the timer knob failed. So, we don't force it. The difference in operating cost is cents. Or perhaps years of additional use.
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Reviewed on www.walmart.com·drowsy_stars_8626
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Oster 25L Toaster Oven with Air Fry is a solid addition to my kitchen. It cooks evenly, the air fry function works well, and it's spacious enough to handle a variety of meals. I love the versatility—it toasts, bakes, and air fries all in one, saving counter space and making meal prep easier.\n\nHowever, my biggest complaint is that the top and the handle get very hot during use, which can be a safety concern. You definitely need to be careful when touching the oven after cooking. If Oster improved the insulation or handle design, this would be a five-star product.\n\nOverall, it's a great multi-function appliance, but just be mindful of the heat!
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Reviewed on www.walmart.ca·defaultForRating
I rarely rate anything 100%. But this oven is definitely worth buying: 1. size, very compact; footprint is actually smaller than B+D competitor; Oster-stated dimensions include handle and body extension. 2. Built-in air-fryer works well enough, but not as well as a dedicated basket air-fryer (same results with Oster typically take a little longer, and there is significantly more escape of cooking smell). 3. All other functions on this toaster oven (baking, broiling, toasting and warming) are excellent and easily rival with other major brands.
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Reviewed on www.walmart.com·Nattygyrl
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This oven does it all!' Warms up leftovers, roasts bread beautifully for sandwiches, and the air fryer means you can cook up tenders for the kids in no time at all. I love how easy it is to clean especially with the kids.The only downsize is this is a pretty substantial item. If you have limited counter space like we do keep that in mind BuT we no longer need our toaster so it works out.
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Reviewed on www.walmart.com·Mmhull
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is a nice, small compact oven. It looks nice sitting on my counter. The air fry function is a nice addition and it's nice that I can cut down on the number of appliances I have to own and store. The timer function isn't super user friendly. I also wish it was digital instead of just turn knobs, but neither of those things are deal breakers for me!
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Reviewed on www.walmart.com·acits2004
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This Air Fryer does it all. You can really lay down those wings and the will cook evenly throughout. The great thing about it is it bakes Broils toasts and warms food. Talk about awesome.. This has literally replaced my oven. There is adequate space for most of your standard cooking projects. Love this appliance, it's my go to for everything now.
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Reviewed on www.walmart.com·dayanap50_8597
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I've had many air fryers over the years and it's sad to say this one has been my least favorite. I don't like the pre heat setting on air fry mode since I've never had to wait for preheating with any other air fryers I've used. I do like the variety of options and different uses however.
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Reviewed on www.bestbuy.com·Garn
Good product.. It works as expected. I have tried air fryer, toast, bake,broil mode and everything was perfect. I could get crispy fried chicken by using air fryer mode. One of my concern is the tray that easily stain. Eventhough I covered it with aluminum foil and washed it after usage.. still it is hard to remove those stain.
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Reviewed on www.bestbuy.com·CaroleR
What a cool little multi-function oven! Used the air fryer function for the first time last night to make chicken wings and they were delicious and crispy! I’m very happy with it so far. The only thing I don’t like is how the sides of the oven get extremely hot. Needs some insulation there. It toasts well too.
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Reviewed on www.walmart.com·FlyLawyerChick
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This product is large and in charge - it is super multifunctional and likely can replace others of your kitchen gadgets or appliances. Have an old toaster oven? Toss it out! Have an airfryer? Toss it out! Too hot to turn on your oven? Use this machine!
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Reviewed on www.walmart.ca·me_beauty11
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have used this toaster oven a few times now. It works really well for my small family and I. It does not take up a lot of space. I thought it was big but it's a small oven. It's easy to clean and use.
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Reviewed on www.wayfair.com·Minh
Smaller than expected but fits our needs. Heating is quick so needs to be careful not to burn food compared to the old one. Loved to 10 functions of the oven and all works great, highly recommended!!
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Reviewed on www.bestbuy.com·PracticalSandy
This is truly a countertop oven plus more... it bakes, toasts, air fry's, broils and has a convection feature. I first tried the oven's bake mode on chocolate chip cookies. At first I thought I could only fit 9 cookies on the baking sheet, but on the second batch I baked 12 and they fit just fine. I tried the convection and the bake settings and both turned out good - the convection seemed to bake in less time. I then tried pork chops, using the air fryer. I coated the chops with a rub and air fried on the baking sheet using parchment paper. They turned out great. I compared to some that I cooked on an indoor grill and they were better in the Oster oven. Very moist. I also tried just toasting plain bread and it browned both sides evenly. This oven is great for pizza! I added extras to a frozen pizza and it turned out delicious. This is an appliance I will use frequently. You have to preheat or set the time by turning the timer past 20, but the dial has a reminder on it ... which is nice. It would be good to have a digital timer to get a more exact time, especially for the toast, but that is only a minor inconvenience. The rest of the dials are very easy to use and clearly marked. The only negative is that it says in the manual to have 6" clearance around the oven. Sitting on my counter, I only have 4" between the oven and the cupboards. I still use it and it does not seem to get excessively hot so I'm not too concerned. It also says to make sure the cord does not touch the back of the oven, which is almost impossible, so I have the oven pulled out quite a bit to avoid this. They should have made a retractable cord or put a "stopper" to prevent the cord from touching the oven. Again, an inconvenience but doesn't interfere with the great features this oven offers!
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Reviewed on www.walmart.ca·Shelly
Made a \nMade cheaper than previously, the knob setting wiped off after a first cleaning, so take a picture and set accordingly.
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Reviewed on www.walmart.com·teapartyconservative
Just got it, initial impressions. Not as big as I thought. Total unit is less than16 in deep including handle and rounded bump out with bumper at back. See picture of back of unit (not a full depth kitchen counter top). Interior dimensions? W- cooking inserts are all about 12.5 in wide. H- less than 9 in of usable space. This is IMO the limiting measurement. D- Air fry insert and baking pan are rectangular and both about 10.5 in deep. Wire rack is rounded at back to extend into bump out at back and is about 12 in deep. Thus a 12 in pizza fits. But IMO no chance of a turkey or even a decent sized beef roast. Maybe a very small chicken? The instructions for bake and roast are nearly identical. They seem to differ only in the preset preheating temperature they use. And that can be changed easily with the temp. knob. The tender roast function looks like slow cooking since it can be set for up to 12 hours of cooking at a relatively low temperature. Now all one needs is the space to cook something in.
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Reviewed on www.walmart.com·AshMcD
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have had this for a few weeks now and when I say I use this counter top over with air fryer every day I mean it! I can't imagine my kitchen without it now. It is the perfect addition for any occasion. The air fryer feature is my favorite part. Not only is it good for side dishes for meals it will actually cook steaks, fish, appetizers to perfection! I put a steak in the air fryer mode after preheating. It seared the outside of the steak to be crunchy and cooked to the desired flavor while preserving the medium inside pinkness. All the trays and air fryer baskets are included and no set up is required except for plugging it in! This air fryer feature is better than my stand alone air fryer so it reduces the amount of appliances needed in the house as well! I would tell everyone to add this as a key feature in your kitchen space if you want to reduce cooking time and enjoy amazing results.
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Reviewed on www.walmart.com·Katscloset
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I am a huge fan of countertop ovens in general because they are quick and no preheating my big oven is necessary. It's also great to use in the summer when you don't want to heat up your kitchen with the big oven. This oven/air fryer combo is awesome. It's super versatile in that I can bake and broil in it but also air fry, which is all the rage right now. So it can replace two kitchen appliances by itself. It's large and can hold a lot of food and shuts off automatically when the timer is up. Even tho it holds a lot it doesn't take up as much space on my kitchen counter as I was expecting. \r\n\r\nI love the air fry function. Frys the food up nice and crisp and way more healthy than frying in oil. Definitely recommend this over/air fryer, its quickly becoming my most favorite kitchen gadget!
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Reviewed on www.walmart.com·Katie 30
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Oster Countertop Oven is so VERSATILE! Does it toast? YES! Does it broil? YES! Does is crisp? YES! Does it air fry? YES! Can it warm? YES! It does everything a standard oven can, AND THEN SOME...... AND at a MUCH faster rate! It's definitely my new favorite kitchen appliance! I had to make some room for it on my counter top, but it was worth it! The interior was a breeze to clean (which was probably my biggest worry/fear), this momma does NOT have any extra time for hardcore cleaning! haha! I recommend this product to anyone who has been on the "air fryer" fence! JUST DO IT! I received this product for free in exchange for my unbiased and honest review and opinion.
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Reviewed on www.walmart.com·dm801
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have never had an air fryer before, mainly because I'm used to deep-frying and baking in a conventional stove/oven. I thought that air frying would leave food bland and tasteless so I tried making fries at my first attempt. Was I wrong! First of all, there is no need for oil, so clean-up was a breeze. The cut up potatoes sit inside a basket and there was no residue at all - again no oil. There was no need to turn them or stir them and they cooked evenly throughout. I'm going to try many other things from now on; the only concern is that it is a little too small for a large frozen pizza, but I may end up making my own - great kitchen item!
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Reviewed on www.walmart.com·Mike43
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Oster Countertop Oven and Air Fryer is super easy to use and makes cooking a lot easier and cleaner. It is practically ready to use right out of the box. Make sure you read the directions. One mistake one might make without reading the directions is turning the timer past 20 and then back to the time you want to use if under 20. My kids love french fries, the crispier the better. This knocked them out about as crispy as you could possibly want. Healthier alternate to oil/grease. Doesn't take up too much counter space and my first thought was this would be perfect in a college dorm room.
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Reviewed on www.walmart.com·Samthann
I dislike the large number of electronic features. I'm old and tired. I don't want to learn more. I just wanted something simple with two analog knobs. That is my only complaint. Too many features.\n\nThat being said, it is versatile and I use it often. We have used it for hot dogs. My husband made toast in it. Last night, I used it to heat up chicken wings, and then I used the broiler to brown them. \n\nIt is actually easy to use. I keep the users guide in a drawer under the toaster oven. I wrote a cheat sheet for "frequently used items."\n\nI'm very pleased. I just wish it wasn't all digital.
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Reviewed on www.walmart.com·kh0shall_9343
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Such an AMAZING product!\nThe design is modern and does not take up a ton of space. Very versatile when it comes to what it can do. With the crumb tray, cleaning is easy and quick. I LOVE the air fryer setting so much that I actually got rid of my other over the counter one. I like that is actually lets you know once it reaches temperature unlike other counter appliances. There are multiple cooking inserts as well which allows for more to cook at once. \nI highly recommend this counter appliance, best one I have!
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Reviewed on www.walmart.com·Dustycurrent
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We got this because we were looking for an air fryer. This countertop oven has the options to air fry, bake, toast, broil, and it has convection oven settings. My husband made pork chops using the air fryer and they were good but not as moist as they would have been if they were fried in a skillet. Also cause of the air it blew the flour all over the oven making it very difficult to clean. The bake feature works great and the oven heats very quickly. Over all not a bad device.
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Reviewed on www.bestbuy.com·GingerBredAustin
Great all around appliance! We bought this after seeing my husband’s aunt had one. Cooked a pie in it (the real oven had an incident with premade rolls and a plastic lid being left on...) and it came out amazing. We’ve made Buffalo wings, pizzas, salmon, toast, cupcakes, etc. All are amazing. And it’s much better than a typical toaster oven and separate air fryer. This bakes, broils, toasts, air fries, and convection bakes. Would definitely recommend. Looks good too!
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Reviewed on www.walmart.com·matthewsbcac_2660
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We used this for when we either have something in the big oven, for holidays or just when we are cooking something small. It's so nice to use and the setting are very straightforward. I would definitely recommend. I could see this being useful to many people. People who have small spaces or live in apartments, people who like to entertain, during camping or vacations the possibility's are endless!
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Reviewed on www.walmart.com·Sandra
This Oster product replaced a previous Oster Toaster oven that I dearly loved until it's time ran out. This updated model is much more complicated to use and I don't think the digital stuff is any improvement at all - just takes more time and seems a bit less reliable. I wish I could still get the older model. But, with all that said I still enjoy it and I am finally getting used to the additional set-up time it takes.
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