Gourmia 6.7L Digital Air Fryer - £54.99 Delivered (Members Only) @ Costco

Much Cheaper Than Running An Oven
Cleaning can be a little tricky as you can't get away with just using more foil

I am thinking of using my Ninja single unit (it's a big one my mum got for last christmas) to make some potato and chicken liver and breadcrumb fry thingy for dinner. I may leave it for tomorrow and think about the method tonight, I've got homemade mayo (you can microwave this for hot meals) and tuna sweetcord to eat now as I made a lot of the sauce for my Post Potato Microwave Bake Day.

I used these silicone liners IMO fit better as square like the basket and rack Check this out! amzn.eu/d/1…WKR

I had the earlier model bought from Costco. It broke just after 2 years of use. Costco accepted my returns and gave me the refund. While I was returning the product I saw a piece of this new model returned by another customer, and found that the touch screen was not working. I though that could be a one off case and I bought a new one the same day. That piece also had issue with the touch screen. It was not responding. Next day I returned the same.
Just wanted to share my experience.

Is there any point to get a membership to buy this in-store?

Got this instore at Croydon for £45ish

This, my coffee machine and my kettle is the only three appliances I have on the worktop in my kitchen. Such a fantastic air fryer. I wouldn’t be without mine!

The top grill is a right pain with these, can’t easily pick it up when hot, grill bars too wide so food falls between them.

Otherwise the AF works well

Just be careful with this model. Just been to Costco and there was a few Returns piled up.

Had one of these since last year and it's great. First thing to do though is buy a silicon inlay from Amazon and you'll never experience non stick issues I use mine for cooking breakfast packs mainly. Buy a breakfast pack ( the big one) from Aldi, split it in two. Freese half cook the other half with some curly chips. Heat beans in microwave and yer tea is done (edited)

The 'non-stick' crisper tray is awful, everything sticks to it

Can the basket really be filled up like in the main photo? :/

Have had one of these for a while now and it's absolutely amazing for the price. It gets used daily.

I have a few annoyances with it though but for the price, they can be overlooked:

* The nonstick tray is losing it's nonstick coating. If there were an aftermarket replacement available I'd buy it. That said, it's absolutely fine with a little spray of oil.
* The nonstick tray is ever so slightly too small so if you try and tip stuff out of the basket then the nonstick tray comes falling out (unless you hold it in with some tongs or something).
* The grill rack thingy doesn't really have a position where it sits soundly. It ends up wobbling about and stuff slips through the bars. With a pair of tongs and a bit of skill, you can maneuver it about but inevitably you're going to end up dropping your chicken tenders or whatever and shouting obscenities. Someone needs to produce an aftermarket improved version of the grill version and I'd snap it up.

other than that, absolutely brilliant. My wife has somehow managed to start making boiled eggs in it but it's still a mystery to me how. (edited)

Can anyone please advise on how to go about getting an instore Costco membership if I don't have a business? Thanks in advance

Anyone know the power rating of this please

Got one in store a couple months ago for 10 quid less. Great for chicken drumsticks and chips !

How long is the guarantee/warranty with this through Tesco