Gourmia - 8-Quart Digital Window Air Fryer

Is this style better than the basket-style Gourmia air fryer? Thinking about upgrading the Gourmia that I bought a few years ago.

Buy the gourma 8q from target when it drops below $60. Clean it after every use. If you use it a lot when it comes time to replace it go for the dome 2

I have the Gourmia from Costco with the little window and it's probably just as good as the instant pot one.

I love my Gourmia 8 glass front, relieved it's not Teflon inside it's actually silicone.

I like the Gourmia basket from Costco.

Gourmia 8qt $40 from Costco is really a good air fryer and has a huge basket . I've own several other brands and this by far is best especially for its price

Gourmia 8qrt and you can usually get on sale at Costco for $39

I used to have the Cusinart one from Costco (older model with more knobs), and it was good at toasting and being an oven, but barely average at being an air fryer. Had to replace it once right at the 2 year warranty mark since the knobs went bad, and then again about 18 months after. I have the Gourmia basket one now, and it's solid as an air fryer, decent as an oven, but pretty hard to get toasting done right. What do you need as the the primary usage? If it's primarily air frying, keep going for the basket. If you need it for multi-purpose with toasting, etc. get a non-basket.

I've used the power XL and it worked great. Moved away from roommates (it was his) and got a Gourmia 8qt one gifted for Christmas last year. I LOVE it. No weird smell at first use. Almost never use the oven anymore. Dislike cleaning it but that might be because my sink is small. Has a shelf/tray thing that elevates the food so air circulates around. I think my mom got it for like USD $88 or so last year during black Friday.

We have that one but it is teflon And we are trying to get away from cooking in a teflon air fryer

That's the answer. No frills. Cooks everything in half the time

This one is really nice I have been using mine for a year and it works great for $40

After way too much research, I finally purchased Gourmia's 8-Quart basket with window. And am soooooo happy. It's quiet, heats up quickly, not too tall/large, holds a nice amount, consistent cooking times, quiet, sturdy, pleasant tones, auto off, pauses without losing my settings if I pull out the basket, goes up to 450*, dehydrates, 1700 watts, ETL certified, great at baking/roasting as well as air frying. It's easy to use, easy to clean. But mainly, and amazingly, everything I've cooked in it has been delicious. Things like Barramundi, Chicken thighs, Salmon, baked apple slices, squash sliced thinly like chips, bell peppers, carrots, grain-free bread, chicken skin... About to go put some pork chops on the top tray so they'll drip onto some cabbage wedges below. I also really enjoy glancing at my food while it's cooking (there's a bright light inside so one can actually see through the window). Costco is currently selling it in USA for $49.99. Gourmia 8-Quart Digital Air Fryer with Window & Light Model GAF858 (Costco Item # is 6232432)

I second the support for the Gourmina oven style from Costco. Mine replaced a Ninja Flip type. The Ninja was impossible to clean and was just too shallow for anything ina bowl. The Gourmina is great. It does a great job on pizza and salmon steaks. I'm very satisfied with the Gourmina and it was half the cost of my original Ninja.

I like my big basket one from Costco. It's an air fryer, that's what I want it to do, not have 8 shelves and French doors.

Yes, the front. Oh, now I see you are talking about the interior. The interior is black and coated with something. I believe you have to be above 500 degrees to disrupt non-stick coating. The air fryer only goes to 490 degrees and I can't see myself cooking above 450 degrees with my normal max at 400 degrees.

Gourmia 8qt $40 from Costco is really a good air fryer and has a huge basket . I've own several other brands and this by far is best especially for its price

The new 8-quart Gourmia has a stainless steel front. I bought one about two months ago and I love it. Hubby made Costco stuffed peppers in it for dinner last night and they came out great.

8 quart Gormia at Costco is $50, sometimes on sale for $40. Works perfectly.

Gourmia 8 quart from Costco for $40. I use this thing upwards of 10 times a week between my own meal prep, and for my kids food. It's great, and if it ever breaks down, it's only $40.

https://www.costco.com/gourmia-8-quart-digital-air-fryer-with-window-%2526-light.product.4000245360.html This one is better than the 2 Ninjas I had and a fraction of the cost.

I just bought the 8qt. at my local Walmart this weekend for $34.99

Gourmia 8 qt at Costco for $60. Love mine.

I had an IP vortex for a while that I ended up returning within the 30 day return period because the plastic burning smell never went away (this was a big issue when they first came out; I assume they've fixed it by now). I replaced it with an 8 qt Gourmia from Costco - you can buy the newer version (with the window) for $49.99, and it seems broadly similar. I would recommend doing that - most AF's aren't particularly durable, so the Costco return guarantee is nice to have.

Gourmia 8qrt and you can usually get on sale at Costco for $39

You need atleast 6QT. Do check out Gourmia 8QT. Its usually under 40$ at costco, and while not super fancy, it does the job well.

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Yep. This is the one. The insides are all non stick material so an air fryer is not a BIFL compatible item imo.

I have a Typhur Dome 2 and I love it. Definitely the best air fryer I've ever had. That's outside what you want but I mention it because the one id recommend is what I had before that and it was the Gourmia GAF858. Almost the complete opposite ends of the spectrum as far as price but man if that Gourmia wasn't a workhorse that did everything I tossed at it well. Bit harder to clean and definitely a smaller capacity (Ive had smaller and the Gourmia was a really good middle size)