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Cuisinart TOA-60

Cuisinart TOA-60

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Owners broadly like the Cuisinart TOA-60 for its versatility, doing air-frying, toasting, and baking well enough that many stop using their regular oven, and several got many years of service out of it. The big caveat is reliability: a couple of owners reported electrical failures, including one unit that caught fire after years of use, so it's worth keeping an eye on it. A few also found it harder to clean than a basket-style air fryer.

80% of 10 verified owners recommend the Cuisinart TOA-60.

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222 comments reviewed · scored on the 10 clearest verdicts
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What owners like
  • Genuinely versatile — owners air-fry meat and veggies, toast, and bake in the same unit, and many find it more useful than a basket-style air fryer · 6 · 60%
  • Handles real cooking jobs well, with several owners saying it replaced their full-size stove oven for most everyday meals · 3 · 30%
  • Long-lived for many — one owner got six years and three moves out of it before replacing · 2 · 20%
  • Roomy enough for full-size food like a roast chicken cooked in halves all at once · 1 · 10%
What owners flag
  • Serious reliability concern: a couple of owners reported electrical failures, including one unit that caught fire after years of trouble-free use · 2 · 20%
  • Hard to clean compared with simpler basket air fryers · 1 · 10%

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Reddit⚠ product link▲ recommend

Best thing ever! I don't even use our stove oven anymore.

Reddit▼ don’t recommend

I had a Cuisinart toaster oven air fryer. Idk if it’s the same as yours, but mine was impossible to clean. I got a Ninja air fryer and it’s soooooooo much easier to clean.

Reddit▼ don’t recommend

My Cuisinart toaster/air fryer just caught on fire a few days ago. Up until that point I would have said it was great. I could see if the oven had grease in the bottom but I definitely used the tray. So I was shocked when it caught on fire. It was almost a catastrophe. The fire started small and I had baking soda right next to it. The first 2 applications of

Reddit⚠ product link▲ recommend

I have [the bigger multi-function](https://www.target.com/p/cuisinart-air-fryer-toaster-oven-toa-60tg/-/A-53760593) version, and I can't recommend it and the oven style enough.

Reddit▲ recommend

It air fires and also bakes and toasts. I air fry meat and veggies all the time with it. Sometimes I will toast a sandwich and it's toppings or my wife will bake 3 or so cookies so they are fresh out of the oven she wants them. I use it for just about everything.

Reddit⚠ product link▲ recommend

You can use it for air frying (made a 3 pound roast chicken in 35m last night - cooked in 2 halves all at once, crisp and delicious) and traditional toaster oven uses. I have this one- it's great.

Reddit⚠ product link▲ recommend

love the thing and is so much more versatile in my opinion than the basket air fryer I see most people have.

Reddit▲ recommend

The one we went with and have been loving is the Cuisinart TOA-60NV Convection Toaster Oven Air fryer.

Reddit▲ recommend

I have a [Cuisinart TOA-60C](https://www.cuisinart.ca/TOA-60C.html), which is an air fryer/toaster oven/convention oven combo. To be honest, I'm not sure what the difference is between the air fryer setting and the convection settings are (I think it turns on both the top and bottom elements with the fan, as opposed to the convection settings only turning on

Reddit▲ recommend

I got the Cuisinart TOA60 in 2018 and replaced it, literally today, with the Gourmia 8 qt. Obviously, the Cuisinart did pretty well lasting for 6 years and 3 moves so +1 for Cuisinart busied quality. I would say that it doesn’t necessarily run hot but it’s hard to gauge exact temperature since it’s a knob instead of a digital setting. I always just cooked th