Tristar Products

I’ve had the Power Air Fryer for a couple of months now and there’s so much more I could do with it than the regular air fryer. I had an older model of the fryer that didn’t have a divider in it and I could only cook one thing, and it had to be a small portion. I like the Power Air Fryer because I can cook three different things if I want to. I did a Hasselback potato. I had to score the potato but not all the way through, then put the butter over it while cooking it. However, the butter all ran down to the bottom of the drip pan. I tore up a piece of tinfoil and folded it and put it under so that the butter didn’t all run to the bottom. It sat in the potato or the potato sat in it and when I was done cooking, I took the butter and poured it over the top of the potato. I started with the potato then cooked the steak on an upper tray. I went according to the book, but I cooked it a bit too long.

We are on propane out here in the boonies and it’s expensive to have it delivered. We have three 25-gallon tanks and we fill them ourselves. It’s a pain and it’s expensive firing up the oven to reheat and do things. My daughter has a different kind of Air Fryer and I thought it sounded like a good idea. My wife recorded Power Air Fryer's video on the television so I saw their video. I called and they ended up upgrading me to the Elite, which is bigger. We've had the oven for a couple of weeks now and it's been a learning experience.

I like my Power AirFryer oven from Tristar Products. I felt like it was a good idea for me to get it to save calories. It saves time, too. I've made carrot and potato fries in it. They came out just as good as if you were buying from the store, especially the carrot fries because if I don’t want that starch and I have a taste for something like French fries, I'll use that and make carrot fries. Sometimes, if I want something sweet, I'll still use the carrot fries and put a little cinnamon on it. I've used the rotisserie part where it has the wheel and I've put chicken on there. I did a rotisserie chicken. I've done ribs with the spits on there. I've used every single thing possible in there to make sure it comes out right. I even used the dehydrator. I also made some apple chips, which came out good. I used the dehydrator and I sliced them up. My thing is to save calories instead of eating junk food or some.

I like that the Copper Chef cookware washes easily. However, the griller that is like a zigzag is very hard to clean. When I cook a piece of chicken or eggplant on it, that does not come off. I have to scrub and scrub and I'm not a big fan of that, so I don’t use that anymore. Also, the cookware all looks white now. I have OCD and I clean the cookware really carefully, but from just a little rubbing against it, all the paint has come out. And then, when the bottom gets a stain on it, it doesn’t come off no matter how much I scrub. Also, the frying pan's blade at the bottom sticks up a bit, so when I put the oil and I wanna fry something, the oil drifts away on the side and nothing stays in the middle. I can cook a lot of stuff in the pots but it's a hassle to fry something in the pans.

My sister and I eat differently. I’m all meat and she’s all vegetables, so the Power Air Fryer works well for us. We got it about a month now, but we just started using it in the last two weeks. Now, I can go shopping and keep pizza in the car for two hours and come home and have this great pizza. She likes hers really crunchy and we turn it almost into crackers. I upgraded my Power Air Fryer because my sister has real issues with any kind of plastic. And there were lots of complaints about the plastic inside with the other ones. I wanted the metal inside, so I upgraded it even though it had less wattage than the middle level one. But I can’t imagine that I would ever need more wattage than what I’m using. I’m so excited, too.

I've seen it on TV when Copper Chef was running that special and I bought their cookware. I got the crisper basket, one of the pans that had the invection with the lid, a regular pan without the lid, and the muffin pan. But they sent me two of the crispers because I made a mistake when I ordered. I have the items for six months now and I love everything, except for the crisper pan. I had some stuff stick to it and I used a steel wool to get it off, but it kinda scratched the pan. However, I'm sure that that was my fault and not the pan. Other than that, everything works great and the quality of the products exceed the cost. I've bought expensive pans where they've actually burned on the bottom, even though you didn't have it on high. But these pans from Copper Chef can be set at any temperature and you don't get that with these pans. I got great pans from Copper Chef and I was even thinking about buying some more.

We bought a whole kit of Copper Chef Cookware which included a square pan and cookie sheets. However, I'd like Copper Chef to make smaller cookware for making eggs in. I'd also like them to make soup pans that are taller along the sides for soup. The Copper Chef kit was gonna replace our whole cook set but then they don't make those things. Still, cost-wise, the kid wasn't too bad. It wasn’t as expensive as the other pots and pans that I bought before. Also, my wife seems to like them. They're easy to clean up.

Copper Chef pans are the best pans I've ever used. I got an email offering eight-dollar pans and I got a whole bunch of them. I bought the pan with a NuWave oven as well. It's like a roast beef pan and I love it. However, they do not offer big pan sets with round frying pans. I wish I could find a set like that. Still, I'm very satisfied with what I have. The quality is perfect and nothing sticks to the cookware. I use them for everything. Copper Chef has the perfect pan and I've recommended it to several people.

Copper Chef is doing an excellent job. I've tried other pans and cookware but they didn’t hold up well. I liked that the Copper Chef cookware was non-stick and it cooked the food evenly, better and a little bit more quickly. The first I got was a small skillet because we needed one. We were looking at the different ones they had and I wanted to try that one. Then I ordered from them around early December. I got all my cookie sheets with it and each week, I use one or the other.

I’ve own my power airfryer for about a year, but used it a few time, so now my fan doesn’t work, what do I do now. Paid a lot money for it. How long are the warranties and where do I send it to get it repaired.

I wanted an air fryer for a while. Copper Chef had an infomercial on it and it was affordable. I got cookware from them and I've been using one of their items every day. They're of good quality.

I bought a square frying pan online from Copper Chef. I've used it multiple times and it's really nice. The size of that square frying pan is really versatile and with it, I can fry potatoes. I also like that it doesn't scratch easily yet cleans up so easily. Nothing really sticks or burns which is an asset. However, the handle is really long. It's very hard for me to store the pan because of the long handle. I wish I had the ability to either take the handle off before storage or make it shorter. Still, I'm very pleased with the quality and I really enjoy cooking with it. I'm happy I purchased my Copper Chef.

Copper Chef Cookware was inexpensive, and they delivered what I wanted. I could have a non-stick pan without the Teflon coating and use very little oil when I’m cooking. It's easy to clean up, and I love the egg cooker. I have commercial quality cookware that Copper Chef cannot hold a candle to, but as far as the everyday use that we’ve put it though, it’s holding up well. It's good value for the price.

The Tristar Product's sales guy said that they don’t make any saucepans and I have to buy a whole set just to get two saucepans. Their price was outrageous at first, but it's halfway decent now. I have the products for about a year now and they're good but not as good as what they claim they are. It's starting to stick. But it works fine and it's better than other stuff.

There is very very slow delivery, the link to show delivery does not work and does not show that it was even shipped. Customer service does not work and they ignore request for help. I'll never purchase from them again.

I ordered the item and it was shipped but the additional items I ordered (skillets 8in and 10in) they DID not come but I paid for them. They were free of charge but have to pay handling fee. I call to complain and the company is in NJ but lo and behold the customer service centers are in India, Jamaica and other countries. I am an American. Paid full price for the items not the deferred method and now I have not received everything nor can I get in contact with an American in New Jersey. I guess I have to contact my credit card company and put a stop hold on payment.

I decided to purchase a fryer oven for the convenience of it. There was a good deal from Tristar Product's Power AirFryer advertisement on television. We got the crock pot with it which was why we bought it. But I had to send back the cage in the rotisserie. The rotisserie broke, and they refunded me. I sent the oven back, paid for the postage, and then I had the new one within days. They worked with me and they were very prompt about that.

I saw the Copper Chef Cookware infomercials on the TV and I thought that it was neat. We were a hurricane victim, so we lost everything and I had to buy everything brand new. I have had the products since February and I really like them. My favorite is the egg cooker -- it makes perfect boiled eggs. The products are very nice and they are amazing for the price. However, the time it took for me to get my order was long. It took about a month from the time I ordered them to the time I received them.

I wanted to do an upgrade from my air fryer oven to a Power AirFryer XL. I’ve had this Tristar product for six months now and its quality is good. I like it.

I was in the hospital, and there were some advertisements going on the TV about Copper Chef's five for $8. I got out of the hospital, found it on the computer and tried it. I bought tons of them. I love it. I bought everything they have. I used to use Red Copper and Tristar is a hundred times better. I’ve been extremely happy. The pans are just so much heavier, thicker and nicer. I'm 100% happy. It seems like they’re better made. I got a 12-inch square. I got the 10-inch round. I use two of those. I got a couple of loaf pans, the roast pan and those egg things are just awesome. I just got done making eggs about 10 minutes ago. I bake eggs everyday now. I got the pizza things and the cake one. I told friends about the cookware and they already bought them.

This item was pitched by Emeril Lagasse as at a special price with demonstrated results. The Item is available from Target and other outlets at the same price as pitched by Emeril. The cooking results are not as shown in his video. When returning the unit you are required to pay the freight which is considerable. Customers would be better off to purchase from local outlets so you can avoid large return freight costs. Food is not browned when cooked in the unit resulting in an unappetizing appearance. The cooking speed is not faster than normal oven times. When calling for a return authorization number the rep attempted to maintain the sale by offering a small refund, and after refusing, he offered a larger refund. I will not do business with this company again nor consider products pushed by Emeril Lagasse.

I like my Copper Chef cookware well. I got a smokeless grill for me, and I also got one for my daughter. Then when I was on the site, I saw the other stuff, and I like the looks of it so I bought it. I use the cookware daily, on and on, and it does well. It doesn’t stick. On the square type pans, Copper Chef needs to look at it because the heating doesn’t go all the way out to the ends when you’re doing induction. It gets out there, but it’s not as hot on the actual outside of the pan like their skillet. As long as you have it a half-inch in the center, you’re fine. But you get right up against the edge, the edges don’t cook as well as the center. Still, Copper Chef is great. And I know they said don't put some of the stuff in the dishwasher, but it actually works in a dishwasher well. I’d recommend Copper Chef.

I've been hearing about Power Air Fryer and I've seen them. People were selling them and stuff on that garage sale on Facebook. Also, I talked to somebody else I knew that had one and they like it. I needed to cook better. So, I got it and it actually works. It came with plenty of stuff that were useful. I had another air fryer before that didn't work and worth nothing. I can heat up anything in there and most of the stuff I cook, I can cook off the air fryer. I don't even have to watch. It was a good purchase and worth the money.

I have been using my Copper Chef cookware since a month ago. I wanted to try it and so I got a couple of pans which I've been using to sear dishes. I like that the pans are easy to clean and it's also non-stick.

I have a huge Copper Chef skillet for at least a couple of years. And then I recently purchased the little loaf pan with the insert, which is great for meatloaf. I love that. The meatloaf isn’t sitting in grease when you pick it up. It cleans beautifully. It’s wonderful. My dad just gave me a 10 ½ -quart baking dish with a smaller baking and browning dish, and a lid. I also recently bought the egg cooker that stacks. I’m making deviled eggs for an event at church and I’m really looking forward to that because I can never get the eggs exactly right when I try to cook it on the stove. I’m not good at boiling eggs, so I’m hoping this little cooker is gonna be my savior.

I love cooking and I've had Copper Chef for a little over a month. I love them, and I love the non-stick the best. It’s easy to clean and I don’t have to use any oil. Plus, the item's quality is excellent. I’ve told several family members about them.

We have had the Power AirFryer since December as my husband wanted it. The cookware’s quality is fine. I tried to make French fries using the barrel thingy and it did not seem to get them crisp. They were kinda limp. But everything else has been good so far and the best thing that I have made with it is the steak.

Copper Chef products are easy to clean and nothing’s burning anything in it, pretty much. It’s a great purchase and a great investment. I've given them away as gifts.

I had a smaller oven and decided to get a bigger one. I researched the Power Air Fryer and it had good reviews, which made me choose it over others. I've also bought different pans for it. The Power Air Fryer is quick and has excellent quality.

I've been using Copper Chef Cookware for three years and I love it. At first, I started out small. I went to Sam’s Club and bought a few to see how it was gonna work out. And then it grew and grew. I have the old Farberware set, which is good, but it doesn't even compare to Copper Chef. The Copper Chef is non-stick and easy to clean. I also got two of the burners that go with them. They’re nice to heat stuff up and keep stuff warm. They are a pleasure to use. Copper Chef should keep up the good work.