The Gourmia 12-Function French Door Air Fryer Toaster Oven runs twelve cooking modes behind spring-loaded French doors that open with a single pull, with FryForce 360 convection doing the crisping. Food Network listed it among air fryer toaster ovens worth considering, and video reviewers singled out the integrated temperature probe and a cavity big enough for a whole chicken. Gourmia asks for four inches of clearance on every side and rules out foil, parchment and aerosol sprays, and accessories beyond the included set are sold separately. It suits a household that wants one oven for everyday meals rather than one with a measured performance record.
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Spring-loaded doors and four inches of clearance
The shell is stainless steel and feels substantial without being unwieldy, according to the YouTube reviewer Dar, and the French doors open both panels from one handle. Gourmia does not publish external dimensions beyond a request for four inches of clearance on all sides, which is worth measuring before committing counter space. The spring-loaded action takes some getting used to, and buyers with limited grip strength are the ones most likely to find the single-pull doors awkward.
Twelve modes and a probe that calls doneness
The twelve functions run from proof and dehydrate through air fry, bake, roast, toast and broil, with FryForce 360 convection behind the crisping claim. The integrated temperature probe is the feature Dar kept returning to, since it lets the oven stop on internal temperature rather than on a timer. The cavity swallows a 12-inch pizza, 6 slices of bread or a whole chicken, and a wire rack, baking pan, air fry rack and drip pan come in the box.
Foil, parchment and aerosol sprays are ruled out
The manual is unusually restrictive: no aerosol oil sprays, and no lining the crumb tray or the oven walls with foil or parchment. Those are exactly the shortcuts people use to keep an air fryer oven clean, so upkeep is more hands-on than the marketing suggests. At 1,700 watts the oven also wants a circuit to itself, a real constraint in older kitchens, and anything beyond the bundled accessories is a separate purchase.
Roomier than the Cuisinart TOA-65, plainer than the Breville
Against the Cuisinart TOA-65 this Gourmia offers a larger cavity and a longer function list, though the Cuisinart's 1,800-watt motor cooks faster. The Breville Smart Oven Air Fryer Pro is the better machine on control, with app integration and super convection, but it costs considerably more and has no probe. Independent cooking results for this Gourmia are thinner than for either rival, so the case for it rests on capacity, the probe and the price rather than on a proven record.
Strengths
- +Features 12 cooking functions including Air Fry, Bake, Roast, Toast, and Broil
- +Powered by FryForce 360° Technology for even hot air circulation
- +Integrated temperature probe eliminates guesswork for desired doneness
- +Compact yet spacious design fits 12" pizza, 6 slices of bread, or whole chicken
Watch-outs
- −Single-pull French doors may be difficult for some users
- −Accessories and additional cooking utensils sold separately
How it compares
The Gourmia French Door Air Fryer Toaster Oven offers 12 functions with FryForce 360° technology, but is less powerful than the Cuisinart TOA-65 which has a 1,800-watt motor and faster cooking times. Compared to the Breville Smart Oven Air Fryer Pro, it lacks the app integration and super convection, though it provides an integrated temperature probe that the Breville doesn't offer.
Rating sources
“Our best overall pick has enough room to fit a 9-by-13 casserole dish.”
“this is pretty nice and this goes on for a total of 63 Pages the last few pages here are cooking guides and then the rest is just recipes and photos of the things that you can make so that's some pretty nice stuff there”
“this air fryer oven is a good air fryer oven. works well for general needs for a large air fryer oven.”
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