Cuisinart Air Fryer, Glass Basket & ClearView Window, 5 Functions, 4 Qt | Basket style air fryer with crisper plate, 5 cooking functions & 2 custom presets, 4qt air fryer heats to 450°F, AFC-4

$139.95

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Prep it. Cook it. Serve it. Store it. The Cuisinart ClearView 4-qt Glass Basket Air Fryer rethinks what a basket air fryer can be. At the center of this innovative glass air fryer is a durable, transparent glass cooking container designed to move seamlessly from prep to cook to table to refrigerator—without transferring food between dishes. Prep ingredients ahead of time directly inside the air fryer glass basket, cook with precision airflow, bring it straight to the table to serve, then cover and refrigerate leftovers—all without transferring food. That prep-to-serve versatility is what separates this glass air fryer from conventional air fryers. The clear cooking chamber, top viewing window, and interior light allow you to monitor crisping and browning without opening the unit. No heat loss. No guesswork. Just confident results you can see. This mid-capacity air fryer 4 quart handles everyday meals with ease—vegetables, wings, proteins like salmon and chicken, sides, and more. It delivers the convenience of a mid-size air fryer with a balanced footprint ideal for modern kitchens. With temperatures up to 450°F, this high-performance digital air fryer produces crispy-outside, juicy-inside texture using little to no oil. Five cooking functions—Air Fry, Recrisp, Bake, Broil, and Keep Warm, plus two customizable presets—make this Cuisinart air fryer adaptable for daily use for main meals and quick bites. Cleanup is refreshingly simple. The dishwasher-safe Cuisinart air fryer basket and crisper plate eliminate scrubbing, reinforcing its role as an easy clean air fryer designed for everyday cooking. Backed by a 3-year warranty, this Cuisinart 4-quart air fryer combines both performance and convenience. It’s not just another glass air fryer—it’s a smarter way to prep, cook, serve, and store in one seamless system.

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Cuisinart

Modelo

B0GVPBSXXF

Categoría aduanal

Home & Kitchen

Cami777

Apples or oranges - so hard to decide!

TL;DR the apple won! I LOVE this air fryer - easy 5/5!Photos are of size comparison with my coffee pot, and with a 6 quart air fryer that I ended up returning.As a first time air fryer buyer, I did all the homework to know exactly what I wanted with so many confusing options out there. My requirements: PFAS/chemical-free (preferably glass), relatively small footprint (my countertop space is limited), good cooking performance and reliable. Despite not being glass, I finally settled on a highly rated, Teflon-free 6 quart air fryer, which size was at the upper limit of my counter space availability. After I ordered it, and before I even got a chance to unbox it, I unexpectedly came across this little 4 quart Cuisinart gem that checked ALL of my boxes! So I ordered this one too.I took them both out of the box and made my decision based on side by side comparison in size and aesthetics. I didn’t compare them based on cooking results (I wasn’t going to send one back used). My main concern was whether or not 4 quarts would be big enough. It’s just my husband and me, except for when my young-adult children are home on occasion. The test was what would actually fit. Both can fit 2 slices of a large pizza, or 3 frozen breaded chicken breasts. There’s a bit more breathing space between the items in the 6 quart, but not significantly more room to fit a whole extra piece of pizza or chicken fillet. So that’s how I made my decision - I decided to go with the smaller footprint and the glass bowl with the visibility. The other got boxed back up, and I started cooking with this Cuisinart air fryer.Cooking observations:The buttons are easy to use - very intuitive - includes type of cooking (air fry, bake, broil, re-crisp, and warm) plus 2 custom buttons (custom fav 1 and 2) that you can preset your favorite/most often cooked foods. Pre-heat is built into the bake and broil buttons. Shake halfway reminder is built into the air fry button. But you can also press the halfway reminder button if you want to add it to your other settings. The time and temp are adjusted with up/down arrows and scroll fast with a long press. There’s no pause button - if you hit the start/stop button to pause, you will have to reset all the settings again. But if you pull out the basket, it automatically pauses and restarts again when you push it back in - for when you shake or flip your food during cooking. It continues to cook if you ignore the shake signal.Little buttons on the plate mechanically push down while the basket slides over the plate, and pop back up when the basket is in its proper place - you’ll hear the click. It won’t function unless the basket is in its proper place.The basket is borosilicate glass. Yes, it’s heavy, but no more so than my 4 quart casserole dishes. It has 2 handles on the sides that slide the basket in and out, not 1 handle on the front of the basket that makes it awkwardly heavy to lift out - like all of the other glass basket options that I had considered. The handles do not get hot during use. (However, the handles make it not microwave-safe or oven-safe. But It is dishwasher safe.)Features I love:Glass basket - besides being chemical-free, I can view what is cooking - especially being new to air frying - so that I can stop it early to keep things from burning as I learn the art of timing. (This thing heats/cooks faster than the recommended settings on the food packages.)Even the top is clear and it has a light to view from above too.The glass basket comes with a plastic lid so that I can prep veggies or do other meal prep in advance and keep it in the fridge until I’m ready - it can function like a glass storage container.The footprint is fairly small. The unit is about the size of my 12 cup coffee maker, if not smaller.I’ve used it 7 times now, and everything I have made in it so far has been cooked to perfection, better than in my oven.It’s pretty quiet, fast, easy-to-clean, and decent looking on my counter. I don’t mind leaving it out all of the time. There’s really nothing I don’t love about it.Considerations:The glass basket is HOT, even though the handles aren’t. I have a silicone trivit/hot pad that I keep in front of the unit so that I can just slide the basket out onto the trivit and slide it back in again. Consider everyone in your household who might use this, if getting burned is a risk. For me, it’s no different than taking a hot casserole dish out of the oven, only I don’t need hot pads to hold the handles on this.Also consider the size (4 quarts.) It is perfect for 1 - 2 people. The crisper plate is just under 7.75” across. The top of the basket is 8 7/8” across. Depth is 3.5” without the crisper plate, and is about 2.5” with it. The main difference in size between this and the 6 quart basket (of the other air fryer I sent back) is that most of the extra 2 quart space is in the depth of the basket. For me that is no big deal, since the majority of what I make will be pretty much single layer anyway. (It is however, about 1.5” smaller across in crisper plate size, which does crowd things a little more.) But this basket really too small to roast a small chicken in it - consider that if that if depth is an important feature for you.I love both of the air fryers I ordered, and it was really hard to decide which one to return since they both had such good features - it was like as comparing apples to oranges.With all other considerations being pretty much equal, the winning features were ultimately being able to see what I’m cooking, and fitting nicely on my counter, despite losing some volume in cooking space.Highly recommend!!