Paula Deen Stainless Steel 10 QT Digital Air Fryer (1700 Watts), LED Display, 10 Preset Cooking Functions, Ceramic Non-Stick Coating, Auto Shut-Off, 50 Recipes (Blue Stainless)

After using the Paula Deen Stainless Steel 10 QT Digital Air Fryer for 8 months, I'm genuinely impressed by its stellar performance across the board. This air fryer excels in ease of use, with its intuitive digital display and versatile preset functions making everything from crispy fries to juicy chicken wings a breeze.The non-stick ceramic coating is a real game-changer for cleaning. Post-cooking cleanup is as simple as a quick wipe down, no elbow grease needed! And speaking of cooking, the flavor this air fryer produces is just top-notch. Whether it's vegetables, fish, or beef, everything comes out with a perfect crisp and full of flavor, which truly enhances our meals without the extra calories from oil.This air fryer not only delivers on performance but also adds a touch of style to our kitchen with its sleek red and black finish. If you're considering an air fryer, I can't recommend this Paula Deen model enough—it’s been a reliable and valuable addition to our kitchen appliances!

I am super super happy with my purchase. It was double boxed and had this new car look and clean. I had work at home and exhausted from dealing with my job and to cook dinner at the same time and this bombastic airfryer had me behaving like a chef while cooking and working. The shrimp was a test subject but tasted good. The fish was a little too Crisp because I gave it too much time and the bbq chicken was the boss. I couldn't believe I did all this in a short time and it tasted REALLY GREAT 😃. I have been telling my friends to get one because I have to share all this goodness. The clean up was super easy after the bbq sauce was dried in it. Thank you for the super cheap.. XXL fryer. I am very pleased 😀😀😀😀😀

I have a small kitchen and my microwave and air fryer were just taking up way too much room on my countertop. I decided to buy this to replace them both and I will never go back! This appliance is large, but definitely takes up less space than a microwave and air fryer. My daughter refers to this air fryer as the "micro fryer" because it can do everything our microwave did and more than our previous air fry could do! I highly recommend it. Very easy to use and food is cooked/heated through so evenly!!!

This worked well for 6 months and stopped working. Customer Service replaced it under warrenty and had it to me in a couple of days. No hassle. Would buy it again no problem.

This quit working only after using around 6 months tried to get help but manufacturers did nothing. I had a different version not digital of Paula Dean air fryer and it worked for as long as I had but thought I would upgrade to digital and now I have no air fryer

This is the third Paula Dean air fryer I have purchased - one at home, one at the cabin, one as a gift, Clean up is a breeze! Older model needed a new dial - the part was unavailable. Not happy about that, but it was an older model.

I'm a late adopter to the air fryer phenomenon. Never had one or a confection oven before this. Being a late adopter to cooking tools stood me in good stead in skipping the Instapot, which I still think would have been redundant with the slow cooker. But my family probably would have been happy had I bought an air fryer sooner. After reading a zillion reviews, I went with this Paula Dean 10Q push button rather than the toaster oven style because I wanted something easy to clean and because our toaster oven is still working fine. I 100% agree with the reviews that this is easy to clean, which is, to me, its biggest advantage. Note that this is basically one big chamber with a removable metal tray or plate that is on legs that can be folded down. The main thing I learned from having this that I had not discovered from reviews is that the 10Q is not particularly functional. The reason the 10Q is superfluous is that the whole point of an air fryer is to maximize air circulation. This air fryer requires the metal plate to be below the food. So using the legs extended on the metal plate to allow air to circulate under the food is really how this is designed to be used. One could fold down the legs on the metal plate so it will rest on the bottom of the chamber, then pack food on top, but doing so will compromise air circulation. If you use the metal plate with the legs up, then you are limiting the amount you can cook to the 9x9" surface area of the metal plate. That said, it so far seems to me that I might as well have gone with a 4Q or 5Q depth with the same 9x9" surface area and saved myself some storage space in the unused height dimension. I might try using the metal plate on the floor of the chamber then packing in something like brussels sprouts or big pieces of cauliflower, so the shapes of the food will mean air can still circulate around the food, but I don't think I'll ever use the legs folded down for fish or chicken because putting food on the bottom means no air circulation from below, which will defeat the way the air fryer creates crispiness. My favorite thing so far has been brussels sprouts, followed by cauliflower: they come out substantially better than conventional roasting, though the recipes I have seen say to toss every 3 minutes for a 15 minute cook-cycle, and if I was willing to toss more often with roasting, despite the longer cook time, perhaps I could get closer. The crispy vegetables are the main benefit to the air fryer. So far, I prefer a broiler for chicken and fish, though I will try a few more times. Anyone who has said they cook their entire meal in an air fryer is probably cooking for a family of one or two (or perhaps using a toaster oven style, with which I have no experience): if you're only going to put the food on the plate with its legs up, to maximize air circulation, keep in mind that the 9x9" is the meaningful dimension so that you won't realistically be able to do more than 2 pounds of fish or chicken at a time. I thought I wanted push buttons rather than a dial, but don't find them particularly useful (I always use the air fryer setting anyway, and when I've followed recipes, the other buttons seem to be below the recommended heat). The dark blue exterior has more of a greenish undertone than a purplish undertone.

Size is great, color is cool and love the liners

I bought this as it has a ceramic coating inside. It's all right. Food does not come out as juicy as I'd expected. The recommended time and temperature are off, so I must search for this elsewhere. For the price, it's just an average air fryer.

It's really great and it's a big size for the family. I liked it. Thank you

Awesome product, great size for a family. The chicken comes out so crispy and juicy. Kale chips so easy and fast. Love it

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This fryer stopped working after only a few uses and after having it less than two months. The seller refused to provide support or warranty and was rude. Thankfully, Amazon refunded my purchase when the seller refused to do so. This seller is unprofessional, will not stand behind the product, and speaks as though integrity and customer service are foreign concepts. Do not purchase this product, if it fails, you will not be provided support.