Unboxing and Review: Black + Decker Crisp N' Bake Convection Air Fry Countertop Oven

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Welcome to unboxing and review of Black & Decker Crisp N' Bake Convection Air Fry Countertop Oven. It's designed to cook faster. It's styled the way so we could cook a variety of foods in it. And it cooks them very well without all the grease. A couple of nights ago, I used the bake setting to cook whole wheat stuffed kulcha(Indian Flatbread). It came out crispy, tasty, and in 10 minutes.

I just want to point to a couple of things, it has a cooking chart along with recipes for fries, chips, wings. However, there is one thing, the food at the back of the oven cooks way faster than near the front. So you have to rotate the pizza, or if toasting, turn the bread back to front. It is a versatile kitchen appliance and can be used as a toaster, air fryer, and an oven. It's a 16-pound unit, and it's lightweight. The device is big, I like the clean and transparent look of it and also the knobs. We can cook 12 inches pizza, almost 3-4-pound chicken and toast uptown 6 slices of bread.

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It has 2 heating elements on the bottom. It has a power indicator light that stays on while cooking/baking/toasting. Light only turns on with the door closed. Also, once the timer runs out, the unit will automatically turn off. It has three rack positions, and that improve cooking flexibility, and four different functions allow you to cook everything from pizzas, toast, chicken wings and many more.

Function Knob: to choose convection bake, warm, air fryer, toast. You can select one for whatever type of food you cook.

Time Knob: to set the timer for all functions, except for toast. The timer can be set up to 60 minutes.

Toast Knob: is for toast, you can choose from light, medium, or dark shade(it's dedicated precision toast timer).

Racks:

It provides 3 racks/ trays, and its position gives you the flexibility to cook foods of any size.

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The air fryer is perfect, and it cooks things so quickly and crispy. I have used it a few times, but so far, I love it. We are a small family, so it's working out very well for us.