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Gourmia 6.7L Digital Air Fryer - £53.98 Delivered (Members Only) @ Costco
Gourmia 6.7L Digital Air Fryer - £53.98 Delivered (Members Only) @ Costco
Gourmia 6.7L Digital Air Fryer - £53.98 Delivered (Members Only) @ Costco
Gourmia 6.7L Digital Air Fryer - £53.98 Delivered (Members Only) @ Costco
Gourmia 6.7L Digital Air Fryer - £53.98 Delivered (Members Only) @ Costco
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Gourmia 6.7L Digital Air Fryer - £53.98 Delivered (Members Only) @ Costco

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Back in stock 9/9

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The Gourmia 6.7L Digital Air Fryer allows you to eat great food that is both delicious and nutritious. The easy to use Air Fryer features guided cooking options with optimal preheat and reminders of when to turn your food.
Its FryForce 360° Technology fries with air for up to 80% less fat than deep frying. Gourmia’s 10 One-Touch Cooking Functions, including air fry, bake, and dehydrate, make it easy to prepare your meals without fuss. Guided Cooking Prompts offer the option to preheat the air fryer and enable the Turn Food Reminder, giving you the freedom to use the settings needed to get the perfect result every time. Includes a nonstick basket and crisper tray, and a multi-purpose rack, that are all dishwasher safe, making cleaning up even easier.

Features:
  • Pre-Set 10 One-Touch Cooking Functions
  • Guided Cooking Prompts with optimal Preheat and Turn Food reminders
  • FryForce 360° Technology with air for up to 80% less fat
  • Capacity: 6.7L
  • 32°C to 200°C temperature range, up to 24 hours with auto shut-off
  • Includes dishwasher safe basket, crisper tray, and multi-purpose rack, for easy clean up
  • Digital Dual Time/Temperature Control
  • Cord Management System
  • Dehydrate function lets you prepare a variety of healthy dried snacks

Specifications
  • Colour: Black
  • Brand: Gourmia
  • Material: Stainless Steel
  • Type: Air Fryer
  • Dimensions: H 35.5 x W 27.9 x D 38.5 cm
  • Weight: 4.3 Kg
  • Load Capacity: 6.6 L

What's in the box?
  • Gourmia Digital Air Fryer, 6.7L
  • Nonstick basket
  • Non-stick crisper tray
  • Multi-Purpose rack
  • Recipe book
  • User Manual

Reviews

YouTube Review & Demo:


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  1. 99pinkyandthebrain99's avatar
    48169137_1.jpg48169137_1.jpg48169137_1.jpgTried to show size wise. It's a good size unit and as others have said very good to cook in. (edited)
  2. Sdos2345's avatar
    Does anyone know how much energy this uses costs wise?
    badger1010's avatar
    What I've found using mine, which is not immediately obvious, is that the time it takes to cook food is shorter.
    For instance, a piece of frozen fish that the packet says to cook for 20 mins (or more) will be sufficiently cooked in 12-13 minutes.
    I check using a temperature probe to ensure that the food is properly cooked.
    Frozen chips the same, a shorter time than the packet says to cook them for.
    So not only is the device drawing less power than a conventional oven, it is being used for less time too resulting in a significant energy saving.
  3. Just.Wondering's avatar
    Great YouTube demoing the Air fryer, with good helpful tips from other users In the comments.

  4. Pilsbury12's avatar
    Wish I had a Costco near me. My electric oven broke yesterday. Don’t know if to get it fixed or invest in an airfryer.
    ifitsfreeitsmine's avatar
    Do both, if the oven doesn't heat up then it's probably simply replacing the element, an aftermarket element can be had for about £10, replacing it is very easy (just make sure it's disconnected/off before hand).
    I'm a convert, air fryers saves time and money and constantly gives better results than a regular oven. A standard oven is useful if you are cooking alot of food.
  5. gundo's avatar
    I ordered one online for the same price a few weeks ago and Parcel Force did their usual thing and utterly destroyed the box. I returned it to my local warehouse and bought another one. It was £39.99 + VAT i.e. £47.98 so a significant saving compared to purchasing online and I didn't have to wait days for it plus the box was immaculate!

    I suggest it's worth checking a local Costco warehouse, it may be cheaper.
    Just.Wondering's avatar
    True, but I guess the extra cost is for the built in delivery charge cost.
  6. Just.Wondering's avatar
    Could you open the unit halfway through a cooking cycle and add something like fires, if cooking say sausages, and cook them all together?
    Malcolm_Moore's avatar
    Yes mate. Can open and close these as many times as you like
  7. scrumpypaul's avatar
    Don't forget relatively cheap fuel at Costco. My store is about 25 miles away so not ideal but we tend to arrange our infrequent trips there when we've got a nearly empty tank.
  8. Just.Wondering's avatar
    Crazy question, buy 2 of these or buy one double draw ninja? Energy efficiency wise?
    NL19's avatar
    I had the single Gourmia air fryer and switched for the double Sur La Table from Costco which I prefer as they trays are rectangular and very similar to the Ninja.
  9. MatrixReality's avatar
    My wife has been on about getting an air fryer for ages. Lots of people say it’s quicker and cheaper to run than an oven. What I don’t understand about these is how you cook multiple things? So tonight for example part of our meal I cooked chicken breast and home made chips in the oven. If I wanted to do that in an air fryer do you cook one thing then take it out, clean it and cook the other? Or are there different levels inside to cook different food?
    ShaneC's avatar
    They have a rack you can use, so you can cook 2 things at the same time.
  10. urbanbushwacker's avatar
    Those of us without a Costco membership there is no need to panic. just ask around to see if friends or family have a card and get them to order it for you online. the added postage may push the price up a little bit but it's still worth it
    Goomba...'s avatar
    Very true, but otherwise buy an online only annual membership for £15 (no job criteria). There's always loads of Costco deals posted on here to be had so good chance the small sign up cost will be worth it.
  11. scotty6435's avatar
    Just ordered one, absolute bargain! I'm going to do some bread baking experiments to see if I can get away from running the oven for over an hour for a loaf
    ibiza's avatar
    Have you considered a bread maker?

    Also you can cook far more than one loaf at once in and oven, & if you include one of the fizzy 1000mg vitamin C tablets in with the water before you start, the bread should last longer (& it doesn't flavour it). (edited)
  12. Uridium's avatar
    Had one of these for a couple of years now, great air fryer but has a very irritating tray in the bottom of the pan that likes to try and tip out and burn you when you empty cooked food out of it. You have to resort to using utensils to remove the cooked items.

    Doesn't detract from it being a great appliance though and far better value than the ridiculously overpriced Ninja branded ones.
    scrumpypaul's avatar
    The tray is redesigned on newer models. Has little silicone grommets that keep it snug.
  13. Ilykthings's avatar
    great size, can cook chips for 2 people and some chicken/fish at the same time. been cheaper previously but still a great price.
    Ilykthings's avatar
    btw can't believe how hot this has got when it's been cheaper before, i know this is the price available now but shows the effect of these stupid energy prices making people look to alternatives
  14. andy.clare's avatar
    can you fit an large/XL chicken in this - it doesn't very big ? Can you pack things in together or do items need space ?
    scrumpypaul's avatar
    I've done a 1.9kg chicken. It would probably take a bigger one. I use the tray, cook upside down for twenty minutes then turn chicken over for a further 40, with a couple of bastes. Lovely.

    Pack things too tightly and the hot air won't circulate very well.
  15. DipsJ's avatar
    Guys ive never owned an air fryer before...going to sound stupid but any tips?
    Just.Wondering's avatar
    Check YouTube, it's full of cooking and first user hints and tips
  16. Roger_Irrelevant's avatar
    Are these good for making "nice" chips from chipped potatoes? Or do they just come out like dry n burnt on the outside and hot and soggy in the middle?
    reckoning's avatar
    Depends if you do it the right way, you're supposed to soak the cut chips in water for at least 30mins, dry properly with paper towels, and lightly oil. They are perfect in mine.
  17. wookieman36's avatar
    Just got one a couple of hours ago from Costco Derby, about 4 left on a pallet
  18. nag123's avatar
    It's back in stock...if any one interested
    Drekly's avatar
    Showing out of stock for me
  19. DipsJ's avatar
    Back in stock
    mgk's avatar
    Just came to say the same. Didnt get one last time as thought could easily pick up in store...didn't
    Know they were in such demand
  20. Gollywood's avatar
    I picked this up last week from there for £47.99 (edited)
    Donna.F's avatar
    Instore prices are cheaper as they don’t have to pay delivery charge (edited)
  21. jeannie.joseph's avatar
    I went to Chingford bench yesterday and it wasn’t there
    tryn2help's avatar
    Global warming?
  22. buddn07's avatar
    Bought this last week and I can't say enough good things about it!!
    John_Atkin's avatar
    Don't you dare
  23. Rustybucket's avatar
    Been thinking of getting an air fryer to save on heating the oven up for 20 minutes just for chicken nuggets. This will save a packet this winter.

    Finally get to use my Costco membership too.
  24. deleted2817570's avatar
    Anonymous User
    My 1400w glass halogen is the best thing I bought for the kitchen and is basically the same thing (edited)
    Maxim7750's avatar
    That's what I use,love it
  25. richgo's avatar
    I've marked this as unexpired, having just this minute ordered one!
  26. Jameslit28's avatar
    Been looking for this coming into my local. This saves me a trip. Thanks for the heads up. Heat added.
  27. p4uly's avatar
    Never owned one but signed up and ordered, have been looking at the more expensive ones.
    Is the Costco website always that sluggish ?
    Just.Wondering's avatar
    Only when an Air Fryer costco deal goes hot, on Hotukdeals. (edited)
  28. Holdsworth's avatar
    I bought this about a month ago, and it's fantastic. Best thing is you can chuck frozen meat in, and it's still quicker than putting defrosted meat in the oven. I love it.
  29. tiredrich's avatar
    Mines been delivered this morning
  30. HammerTime10's avatar
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  31. HammerTime10's avatar
    48190878-LzX8x.jpgPretty impressed! 😋
  32. Shaunyac's avatar
    Been waiting what feels like forever for this to come back into stock online, ordered
  33. Gez2u's avatar
    Awesome - ordered
  34. mchu5pwp's avatar
    Ordered, thanks OP
  35. Jonesey19's avatar
    I have this, it’s ace!
  36. johnmetcalfe75's avatar
    Agreed, great piece of kit at the price 👌
  37. Just.Wondering's avatar
    Just signed up for the trade membership at £26.40, bought the air fryer, going to see the 75 inch Sony TV on Saturday...
  38. col1001's avatar
    Brilliant thank you, ordered
  39. Scoobyd's avatar
    Thanks for this. Had a Philips air fryer for years which is showing its age now so gone for this as great reviews and a great price!
  40. sully01's avatar
    Thanks
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