Cuisinart Air Fryer + Convection Toaster Oven, 8-1 Oven with Bake, Grill, Broil & Warm Options, Stainless Steel, TOA-70

I absolutely love his oven!
absolutely love this toaster oven and air fryer! I had been eyeing it for a while because my mother-in-law has the same model, and she uses it all the time—especially during holidays. She raves about how well it works, and now I can see why!I used to have the older version, but it wasn’t as easy to clean. This new model is so much more convenient. I can use tin foil and baking paper, which makes cleanup a breeze. Plus, the older version always took up too much counter space, but this one is much more compact and doesn’t crowd the kitchen.The cooking functions are fantastic. The 1800-watt power provides quick and even cooking, and the AirFry setting is a game-changer. I’ve made everything from crispy chicken wings to perfect toast, and it all turns out great. It’s not just for air frying, though—I’ve used the convection bake, broil, and grill functions, and they all perform wonderfully. I can bake a 12-inch pizza or roast a 4-pound chicken with ease, making it ideal for everything from everyday meals to larger family dinners.The controls are easy to use, with an adjustable temperature dial, a 60-minute timer, and an auto-shutoff feature for peace of mind. I also appreciate the toast shade selector, which helps me get my bread just the way I like it.The oven’s capacity is generous, and it includes helpful accessories like an oven light, oven rack, baking pan, AirFry basket, and a grill—everything you need to get started. The nonstick interior makes cleaning up after cooking so much simpler, and I can actually keep it on the counter without feeling like it takes over the whole space.It’s a great investment, especially considering the 3-year warranty. Highly recommend this product for anyone looking to elevate their cooking game!

Navy TOA-70 + ASIN: B0CSJYQMT3 = Winning Combo
I purchased this 8-in-one in Navy blue to replace a Cuisinart Countertop Toaster/Convection Oven that was 20 years old. It still worked fine, and even functioned as an “air fryer” by setting it to convection– even though the air fry concept had not yet been invented back then. The primary reason for upgrading to this unit is the larger size. Having experienced a high success rate with the Countertop Oven as well all my other Cuisinart kitchen appliances, it seemed like a good idea to stay with the brand. I WISH I could say it is perfect, but it has some flaws that almost caused me to return it. Some days, I still question myself about the decision to keep it.CONS:The drip pan/try is aluminum and permanently stained on the first use. Within a week, it looked worse than any of the baking pans I’ve had for more than 30 years. At this price, I feel including an aluminum tray rather than stainless steel is a VERY poor choice by Cuisinart. I purchased a stainless steel replacement for well under $20 (search ASIN B0CSJYQMT3) that is a perfect fit. This particular item is heavier than the two other stainless trays I bought at the same time (those each came with another fry basket), so I recommend that one unless you want another mesh basket.The dials are anything but intuitive. In fact, even though I am a proficient cook I find them really confusing. There are too many similar options on the third dial and it is weird how the arrow for what you are selecting is NOT at the top like the others. Additionally, the timer (far left one) is a dial that is not accurate like a digital timer is. (Think the old, stand alone kitchen timers that clicked loudly as you dialed in the time, and then continued to rapidly click for an indeterminate amount of time, then made a single BING! when time ran out… THAT is exactly how this one works.)This oven itself cooks very hot, significantly hotter than the temperature selected. I’ve learned to set the temp lower than suggested for what I am cooking. It warped the non-stick liner I had on my previous countertop oven on the first use. By the third use, it was melted to the bottom of the unit. That was fun cleaning up. From what I’ve read in reviews from multiple locations, it isn’t uncommon for the temperature to be wildly inaccurate- some lower and some higher. Cuisinart does offer a warranty and has replaced some for people who called them and complained. Personally, I didn’t think it was worth the hassle unless I could feel confident that I would get one that works properly- and I did not believe that I would be that lucky.Lastly, I detest how the tray, rack, or basket can only be partly pulled out (and not far enough to retrieve most of your food) before it falls forward and down against the door. My old Cuisinart had a stop when it was pulled more than halfway out, (in the 2/3 to 3/4 way out range). If you wanted to completely pull it out, you needed to lift it a little to clear the stops. That was far better from the standpoint of convenience and safety.Those are my thoughts and opinions. I probably would buy something else if given the chance for a re-do. If you have read this far, hopefully you have the information needed to decide if this would be the right choice for yourself.

Purolator is the worst. Didn’t deliver wasn’t told anything, then they said they would deliver and Didn’t. Pick up myself.

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