Tristar Products Reviews

I live by myself. My wife passed away two years ago, and I wanted something that I could cook a good meal with. I have seen the Power Air Fryer advertised on TV almost every day and my favorite is being able to cook without adding any kind of grease. I ordered and paid cash for it. And while I got the Power Air Fryer, as well as the recipes, I'm still waiting for my coupons and two skillets that I’m supposed to get with it. It’s been almost a month now, and I haven’t heard anything. I’ve called four different numbers, and everyone’s telling me I got to call something else or go on the website but I don’t have a computer. I needed the coupons more so than anything. Other than that, the Power Air Fryer looks good. I got it on the counter, got it plugged up. I pushed the button, and it lights up. I have punched in whatever I'm gonna cook, although I haven’t used it yet.

Tristar had a pretty good spiel on television to sell the Power Air Fryer and I thought that it looked great. It cooked faster than the oven and the stove, and it was not as big a mess. So, I purchased one and when it got here, I read through the booklets. I've had my fryer for four weeks now, but I've been dissatisfied with the whole thing so far. They've got a great product, but the cookbook that they sent me with it was inadequate. I didn’t tell me the steps on how to do anything in the fryer. I thought about cooking a steak in there. I roasted a chicken in it and I cooked it longer than normal. I even stuck it back in there to crisp it up more. But it didn’t taste good and I wasn’t happy. I can also cook French fries in this thing, but the cookbook doesn’t tell me how to do this.

One of my daughters has a set of Copper Chef and she was raving about them when we were all on vacation. I signed online and that time there was a special going on where if you buy five, then you get it for a certain price. I had seen Copper Chef in advertisements before but knowing that my daughter really likes it, and especially with the price, that spurred me to try it too. I also didn’t see anybody that has as good a deal as the online one. In fact, I had a second order and I gave some to a friend of mine, where she would probably order the rest of the set.

We’ve had Paula Deen, Gordon Ramsay, and all kinds of cookware. We’ve also had a couple of Red Copper that would warp when you put them on a hot fire. I thought of trying the Copper Chef and our experience with it was wonderful. We even bought sets for our children and our grandchildren, and it has been going on for the last few years since Copper Chef started putting the cookware out to a sale. The quality is great. I’m always asking my children and grandchildren who use the cookware and they love them. They don’t use some of the stuff that they’ve gotten other than the Copper Chef because they withstand the high temperature, 850 degrees, and they can be put on stovetop or oven. They are also easy to clean and they don’t warp.

I saw via Instagram that a friend of mine was cooking a whole fish in her Copper Chef cookware. So, I wanted to try the big square pans to cook whole fish since I like to fry. Furthermore, Copper Chef's cookware is versatile, so I can use it to steam as well. Since getting my Copper Chef, I've used it once, cooked on top of the stove with it and put it in an oven to bake. It has worked fine thus far. I recommend Copper Chef.

I liked that the Power Air Fryer looked like a little oven and that I could see inside when the stuff is in there. It is easy to use especially when I have grandchildren and they have to have chicken nuggets and French fries all the time. I got the big package of all the stuff and I like the rotisserie basket. I put a whole chicken in there. Instead of putting the skewers in and try to balance it, I just put the chicken in the basket. That works fabulously. I also like the clean-up of the fryer, although I should do it more often, so it wouldn’t get so tacky inside.

The Power Air Fryer oven we got from Tristar is worth the money. It's very well-made and easy to use. I like the rotisserie part. Since we are eating healthier, we decided to buy the product, and it works great. I’ve heard other people talking about it too and I haven’t heard anything bad about it.

I bought the Power AirFryer Oven. I mainly bought it for the rotisserie in it. Using it instead of the stovetop or the oven is convenient.

The Power Air Fryer was advertised as doing all kinds of great things. However, I sent it back as my cooking experience wasn't as advertised. I cooked French fries and chicken on it and neither one of them was up to par. It wasn't that great so it wasn't worth what we spent on it. Other than that, the quality of the oven was good but I'd tell friends that I was dissatisfied with it.

We saw a Power AirFryer oven in an infomercial and we thought that we could use it to cook food quickly. We purchased one from Tristar and we were able to use it for three days. Its quality is okay, but we really didn't care for the way it has to be operated. We tried cooking chicken in it and the chicken came out not done. We had to keep putting it in. We also tried to cook fries in it and they came out burnt. For us, it's more trouble than worth and so we decided to send it back.

I saw Copper Chef on television where they swirl the food around the pans and it goes off. I bought the small pans, which I've had for about six months now, and I like them. I do my eggs with them mostly. The food doesn't swirl around and fall off the pan, though. It might have been because I’ve added oil to it, but if it sticks at all, it comes right out when you wash it. I've ordered the bigger one too and I have some other fried food in there. So far, I’ve been pleased with Copper Chef products that I have also ordered some of the other things that they have like their brownie tins which seem to work well. I’ve recommended Copper Chef to my family and I’ve bought some for them.

The Power Air Fryer has good quality and I like it. I purchased it because all the grease drips out in your pan down below and you get less calories. I also don’t like heating up the oven all the way all the time. Using the Power Air Fryer, I fry pork steaks, regular steaks, hamburger and chicken nuggets. I like how the food stays nice and moist on the inside and it still gets brown on the outside. I've done several things in the fryer and I've got a lot more I'd like to try on it. I've got all the accessories too.

We are trying to cook healthier and so far, I've used the Air Power Fryer for the chicken about four times. But the product is not really what they make it seem on the commercials. What they tell you is to cook on the three tiers but you have to really adjust that. When I filled up all the three tiers and cooked the chicken, they burned a little as a result of some of them being up high. Now, I use one little rack as opposed to all three. The fryer is okay though. It would work.

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.

My husband was having some health problems but he liked cooking, eating and a lot of things like French Fries. I thought having the air fryer would be better because that way, he can have fried foods and I don't have to eat them. We got the Power Air Fryer Oven and it looked like it worked better than other brands. Also, it was a little bigger and had different attachments that went with it. It's also very useful. My husband passed away a month ago so it hasn't been used since but he loved it and we were very happy with it. I have told many people what I thought about it and many of them have bought it.

I've had the Power Air Fryer for a couple of months now and I also have the little roller case and the little prong units. I've done a few things in the fryer, like French fries and heating up a couple of things, and I'm quite satisfied with it. It's nice and I like it. I've also recommended it.

I decided to purchase a Power Air Fryer so that I wouldn't be frying a lot of fat and I've not seen some other one advertised. It came with the skewers and with rotisserie. I've had it for three months now. However, I'm not really pleased with the oven. It's noisy, which is my main complaint, and they made it appear a lot larger on TV than what it really is. Also, nothing seems to really get brown on there when frying stuff and when I do wings, they don't get crisp enough for me. It does part of the job that they advertised but it doesn't do everything that they advertised. I'm not happy with it.

My daughter purchased the Power AirFryer oven for me. I was gonna order it but she beat me to it and gave that for me as her Father's Day gift. I'm a chef and I like any kind of cooking gadgets that make things a little easier and quicker for me. Especially when I'm at home being that I'm always at work in the kitchen. The oven came in a week after Father's Day and I've used it almost everyday since. So far, everything is good and its no-grease feature is my favorite part about it. It's also easy to clean up.

The Power Air Fryer Oven cooks well. I've had it for about three and a half months and its quality has been okay.

Purchased our 1st Power Air Fryer XL at our local Sam's Club on 5/27/18. Followed cleaning instructions (fryer basket/outer basket) - I have hand washed with mild dish detergent and soft sponge. I have never put them in the dishwasher, although it says dishwasher safe. However, now the outer basket "special non-stick surface" is peeling and rusting. Fryer basket is very difficult to clean. Spent $120 and this has happened after only 3 1/2 months of use. Very disappointed in this product. I did send a message to TriStar Products customer service about my concerns a week ago. They have not responded.

My son got the big Power AirFryer Oven for me as a gift for my birthday. The one thing I don’t like is that it takes longer to cook than I thought. But everything that I've placed in it has turned out good. Plus I'm not using any grease. It’s not really messy and it’s very easy to clean. My daughter and granddaughters have the little Power AirFryer Oven, and they love theirs.

Our Power Air Fryer oven works really good. My mom saw it on TV and pointed it out to me and we tried it. We got it around June and we got most of the accessories with it such as the rotisserie thing. It's easy to use and I like how it cooks chicken, and the quality seems really good. I'd tell others that they should get a Power Air Fryer oven too.

I've had my Power Air Fryer for two months now and I love it. My brother told me about it but what sold it to me was its infomercial. I've cooked chicken, spare ribs, and sausages in it and everything has come out perfectly. It's also easy to clean. You need to get one.

There are certain things you can do with the Power Air Fryer that I didn't think I could do with my bigger oven. And they make crispier fries out of the freezer than the microwave. It is hard to get a good one out of the microwave. Also, the Power Air Fryer was the best that I could find so I bought it and I have it for about eight months now. It does everything it said it could do and cleanup is pretty easy. It is a handy item to use and a really good product overall. It sends out a lot of heat for such a small unit and I wouldn't advise to cook with it in a camp or anything like that. It is pretty good for being in your house and it gets just about as hot as your big oven does. I also have the Power Pressure Cooker and I'd tell others to go and purchase these products.

You're not gonna go wrong with getting a Power Air Fryer. We've had ours for three months now and it's really good. My favorite thing about it is making french fries and doing jerky. We love our Power Air Fryer and we've told everybody about it. Go get one!

Have use my oven for french fries but today I use the rotisserie and did a chuck roast and it only took 30 minutes to do it. It came out so tender and juicy. Have purchase smaller air fryers but couldn't do a roast with the rotisserie. It makes so much difference. I love my Power AirFryer Oven. Would not give it up for the world.

I got Copper Chef Cookware so stuff wouldn’t stick when I’m cooking. However, one pot needs to be sent back because it started sticking and I couldn’t cook anything in it. When the company sent it to me, they also sent a return address form bill which I need to put in a box then send the item back to them. They would then send me another one. Other than that one, most of the cookware work perfectly.

We love our Copper Chef Cookware and we bought Copper Chef for every member of our family two Christmases ago. We like the ease of everything and the handiness to put it in the oven. With the first couple of pans that we got, the staying power was not there. The pans were discoloring and it may have been the utensils that we used. But other than that, every other one is working fine.

One of my coworkers raved about Copper Chef Cookware so much and it sounded like I would have an easier cooking experience if I got their products. The $8 specials they have are awesome and I keep picking up pieces all the time. So far, I've purchased the 11-inch and 9-inch pans with the lids. I also have the baking rack, loaf pans, and two of the round pans. I have the ones with the little mold that you can put in it and the cute little square pans with the little silicone lids as well. I also have two cupcake pans, the baking crisper, and the other crisper, too. I have the egg things as well, which are the only things that I don’t really like because stuff sticks to them.

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.

Once, I needed new cookware. I saw Copper Chef on TV and I liked what I saw. Also, I have bought some of their other products like the air fryer, the chopper, the bacon crisper, and the loaf pan with the insert and I assumed that I would get the same quality. I've used the loaf pan for brownies and I like that it makes things easier. You just pop the brownie out and there’s a piece. I've had the cookware for a year now and I love the ease and the versatility of being able to put it in the oven and/or the stove. All the products I've bought seems to be just as they're advertised. I would get Copper Chef products for my friends because I like them so much. Once, I got an email for all the items that were $8. I work in the business where we buy stuff for our agents to get as recognition gifts and I bought $160 worth of those items so that we could give those away as recognition gifts.

The products of Copper Chef Cookware looked good and were something new so I wanted to give it a try. They have better offers and their products have better quality. We have owned the Copper Chef for a year now and it's amazing and we love it. My husband was a chef for years and he says that it's a great product. My son was making pancakes last night on my little griddle and he loved it as well. I like that nothing sticks on the cookware and I don't have to use any oil or butter. I've been slowly trying to buy from Copper Chef when I catch good deals and build up my collection of it. They have great value and are awesome. People could get rid of everything else, buy the Copper Chef cookware products and they'll be set.

I liked what Copper Chef Cookware said in the ads and the type of thing that they could do. So, I purchased from them and I have owned my cookware for about six months now. My favorite thing about it is when it doesn't stick when I'm cooking. It is also easy to clean. The overall quality of the item is good, but after a while, it wears off a bit, which is disappointing to me. Still, I would recommend Copper Chef.

I drive a truck and Love's Travel Stops has Copper Chef cookware in their As Seen on TV section. I've also seen the commercials for the cookware so I decided to do my first four purchases. I bought a frying pan, round pan, normal square pan, the deep square pan that has the deep fryer and steamer with it. Now, I also have the griddle, a stovetop grill, loaf pan and cookie sheet. I got a set of knives too. I like that the cookware is easy to clean and nothing sticks to it. However, I wasn’t happy with the little egg containers. I crack an egg, throw them in, and fit them in the little egg containers down in the boiling water. It didn’t say anything about putting a little butter in them and they never got clean. Still, I have been extremely happy with everything I got from Copper Chef Cookware.

The Power Air Fryer oven has been with us for over two months and my wife and daughter use it. So far, they are really happy and satisfied. The oven is a good stuff to have for cooking and it is simple. I would suggest it to my friends.

I like my experience with Copper Chef. I bought the cookware three years ago and I thought that they would be good and that I could get rid of everything else. I got the big pan, the skillet, the fry basket and the utensils. However, I had to send back the first skillet I got. I ordered some of the items online that were $8 and two of the items were bent. One of them was dented really bad. I called and sent the skillet back in the same box because they all fit together. Some of the stuff were coming off on the inside and I’d never used any metal utensils with it at all. I’d only used what came with it. That was quite a while and I haven’t heard anything about it. I also bought a loaf pan, a cookie sheet and a muffin tin at Amazon. They were on sale and I opened up an Amazon credit card and got my Copper Chef free. I have already told a couple of people about Copper Chef and one of my girlfriends bought it.

I was tired of my non-stick skillets coming loose from scraping and I've had my Copper Chef for at least four years. They're so easy to clean and I like the way they cook. I like their quality and they hold up pretty well. The only problem I have is with the edges. If you tap the spoon, eventually the coating on it wears out. The first pan I bought scratched a little bit more than the newer one so I think they've improved that. I just bought a bunch of the cookware and I got a sale. I got the bacon crisper, the French fry crisper, some cookie sheets, a cake pan, and a brownie pan and that's for eight bucks apiece. I loved that and since then I've recommended Copper Chef. I told my sisters about the brand and that the cookware has been great and that they didn't have to worry about the coating peeling.

I was looking for some good flatware so I figured I’d try Copper Chef out. I ordered three skillets. I have the 18-inch grill and the two square, the 9.5 and the 11.5, with the lid. They also came with two cookbooks. But I had to buy lids separately. They should have all come with the lid. That aside, I've had the flatware for a couple of months now and it has seemed like a good investment thus far. They’re worth it and they're easy to clean too.

I was convinced that the Copper Chef cookware is a good product. I happened to scroll online and I saw that they were doing a special sale. I had nothing to lose with the cookware selling at $8 a piece, so I purchased a couple of pieces. Then, when I went back, I told my friends and I had to purchase more, and then I told more of my friends. I recently purchased a large amount of cookware because they were on special sale, but in the past I only purchased a few pieces at Bed Bath and Beyond because they were more expensive then.

I love Copper Chef. I own almost every piece of Copper Chef they got. I just love the baking stuff and the wok is out of this world. It's so big and white. I can make soup and everything in it and everything slides right out. I'm going to buy another wok as soon as I can afford it. I just talked to my girlfriend in Alaska and she likes Copper Chef too. I've told everybody about Copper Chef as well.

I've tried other kitchenware, like the Teflon coating, and decided to give Copper Chef a try. The value seemed good and I was very happy with what I bought, so I kept buying more. My first set of Copper Chef was close to two years ago. I bought several different pieces and also bought several sets to give as gifts as well, and the recipients have also enjoyed it. I usually give my friends a skillet with a top. I have one set of friends that only cook only breakfast at home and they love the Copper Chef for their scrambled eggs.

I love Copper Chef Cookware and the quality is fantastic. Close to three years ago, I bought them for me, my granddaughter, and my son's girlfriend. Then a couple of months ago, there was a deal online where a lot of stuff they had overstocked sold for eight bucks and I placed two different orders. My nieces also wanted stuff and I took orders for everything. I use the Copper Chef Cookware all the time and it cleans up really well. I’ve got the fry baskets with the pans. I had it sitting on my stove and if I’d want to deep fry some fries or shrimp or something. I would just strain the grease and keep it covered, though I do not do that too much anymore since I use the air fryer now. But the bread I made using the loaf pans turned out fabulous. I also used to do the French fries with Copper Chef in the oven and they brown without turning them over.

I use the Power Air Fryer all the time. I saw it on television and when I talked to a guy where I have coffee in the morning he told me how great it works. I've had my Power Air Fryer for a couple of months now and I bake chicken in it. I’ve fixed zucchini in it and put some ribs in it as well. It works like it’s supposed to. I also got all the accessories with it -- the rotisserie and the thing for French fryers. It was a good purchase.

My granddaughter asked me to get a Copper Chef cookware for her. She just raved about how wonderful it was so I had to try one to see. I've had it for a few months now and so far, the overall quality is nice. I love its easy cleaning feature. My experience has been very good and I would definitely recommend it over Teflon coating.

With the other air fryers, you only put a little bit in a little pan. But with the Power Air Fryer oven, I have three levels that I can put things in and I love the quality of the product. I got it for health reasons and my cholesterol went from 201 to 170 in just a few months. It works well and even my grandchildren can use it. I always had a great experience with my Power Air Fryer.

My daughter and I were talking about the Power Air Fryer oven and we thought it sounded really cool. We both love to cook and anything that makes our life easier is what we’re looking for. We've had the oven for three months and it does everything. My daughter loves her's and she uses it every day and had gotten rid of her toaster oven. I use my Power Air Fryer oven once or twice a week. I really like it but sometimes, I don’t think it cooks as evenly as it should.

We use the Power Air Fryer oven for frying without oil, and we have the layer fryer for smaller things. The quality has been good, so far, and I love the way the rotisserie does the little chicken. It has been a very good experience with the Power Air Fryer oven and I recommend it to my friends.

Copper Chef looks good and I've ordered several times from them. I've been using the cookware for about two years and my favorite has been the pressure cooker. Their items have been holding up well and I love them.

I've had Copper Chef Cookware for two years now. I tried one pan before and bought several other pieces because I really like it. I bought a big square pot with lid, bacon crisper, cookie sheets and some of the cake pans. I bought all kinds and some of it, I haven’t been real happy with. I would never recommend anybody to buy their knives. They're absolute junk. The fryer-type that goes in the oven with the basket-thing on it are good, but the pan that’s underneath, stuff will get burnt onto them and they’ll start to turn a different color over time. That shouldn’t be happening for what you pay for them. But overall, Copper Chef Cookware are good and I’m very satisfied. Nothing sticks to it and it’s the easiest stuff to clean that I’ve ever used. It’s worth it and it’s the best pans I own. That’s my go-to. In fact, it is the best non-stick product I’ve found out there. And even if you get a scratch on it, it doesn’t start peeling off.

The center of pan sticks a lot. I have to spray Pam or make sure center is oil coated. It was great at first but after 30 days or so encounter problem. Non stick technology not working. Worked for a few days, but after a while it is terrible in center of pan. Also when cooking on high, sometimes POWER OFF button won't work. I have to remove plug for wall.

I heard about Copper Chef through QVC. I liked the size and shape of the pans and the fact that I can use the induction anywhere. I've owned them for about a year already, and they are easy to clean. When something burns, it comes right off. I also have the crisping tray, the induction cooker, all the sizes of the square pans, and I have the two rounds pans. I have the egg-things, the bacon crisper, and the baking pan, too. They’re really good. It was worth the investment. Some of my coworkers have it too. They’re good, long-lasting cookware. It has become widely available, like at Sam’s Club, as well.

I saw the Power Air Fryer Oven that a couple of my friends have and I decided that I was ready for one. So, I purchased it over the phone and the representative that I spoke with didn't pressure me but just made the offers that were available and took down my information. I got the Elite model which has extra features and it is a little different from what my friends have. I've had my oven for two months now and so far it has worked well. There was a lot of stuff in the oven that I had to clean up afterwards since the oven isn't self-cleaning, but when I got that done the food tasted good so it was worth it.

A friend of mine had a Power Air Fryer and then we saw it on TV as well. My wife and I are trying to do the less oil frying since we needed to do a more heart-healthy diet, so we decided to get one. We purchased it directly online and the website was simple and easy to navigate. We've had our air fryer for two months now and we've enjoyed it well, and we use it four times a week. Instead of frying stuff in oil in the pan or a deep fryer, we've been using the air fryer instead. It's less grease and my cholesterol has gotten better. The Power Air Fryer is a good unit and it's worth the money. We had another air fryer brand prior to it, but this brand works way better. It cooks everything a lot more evenly and it fries quickly. It has better quality construction and it's easier to take care of.

How to get a replacement of the Copper Chef 12" Removable Electric Skillet - This item was purchased around Christmas 2017 and worked great until two weeks ago. I noticed a strange smell while cooking in the skillet and found that the electric plug in cord was melting. I immediately turned the product off.

I first heard about the Tristar Power Air Fryer from an infomercial and I thought it could satisfy some needs that I had. However, I returned it after about 58 days. The thing could barely fit a whole pound of chicken in it. You have to tie the thing up with its legs behind its ears to try and put it in on the rotisserie. So it was too small. I also wanted it to double as a toaster oven and it had no pre-program button for doing toast, which means you have to push umpteen buttons to be able to make toast. Even though it would make it, it was a pain in the back to push the temperature down, the timer up or all the buttons to make it work. Also, it isn’t made very well. The little top shelf would fall down on its own. But purchasing it was simple and straightforward, and the return process was quick.

I live in Texas and it’s too hot to cook most of the time during the summer, so I decided to purchase the Power Air Fryer. In the over two months that I have owned it, I've used it three times a week and i really like the product and how fast it cooks. I cook French Fries in it and I also love doing a toast in my sandwiches. It's great for reheating. i also have the feature for doing pastries, but I haven’t gotten around to doing that one yet. The Power Air Fryer is a very well-rounded product and has very high-quality, and it's as great as they said it was gonna be. I'm very pleased with it and I've already told several people about it. I told them that it’s worth the money and it will save them time in the kitchen.

I got a Power Air Fryer so I don’t have to use my regular oven and so far, I like it. It keeps my regular oven from heating up the kitchen.

One of my buddies has a Power Air oven from Tristar, and he’s using it for the dehydrator and he told me that he hasn't had any trouble with it. He's cooked chicken in it and he likes it. I picked one up but when I got it, I was in a hospital for a month so it's still in the box. The only issue I had was I screwed up and I must not have seen the button for the multi-pay. I paid $275 all in one shot. But I also got some Copper Chef pans and I love those. I’m looking at buying a grill as well.

My Power Air Fryer has multiple uses and I'd end up experimenting with it. It can give me some deep-fried food, which was the main reason why I bought it. And I've also used it quite frequently on my frozen stuff. I've cooked potatoes and steak with it and so far so good. Heat gets to the bottom and I know the time. I love the taste of food and I have to worry about nothing now. I'm satisfied with the Power Air Fryer.

Seeing the Power Air Fryer on TV, we wanted to get one so we can refry fried food without getting soggy. We've had it for a couple of months now and so far the quality has been good. It says we can do a 12-pound skin, but it’s gotta be a certain plumpness too. If it’s too plump it doesn’t spin.

Compared to our old air fryer, the Power AirFryer has a larger capacity and we've owned it for two months now. The one we bought came with a whole bunch of accessories out of the gate that includes the fryer basket, the skewers, three cookbooks and the rotisserie, which is my favorite. The quality of some of the items we purchased are a little flimsy but it does the job. We have referred Power AirFryer to friends and a couple of them have purchased as well.

I had an Air Fryer with an older style and the drawer on the bottom. So I was looking for something more versatile, kind of like the door that holds more. I got the Power Air Fryer oven and it was very easy to get it. Also, the oven does what I really need. I can cook more stuff in it and different meals. It's convenient. And I like the style and for what it does and what it is, it's right there for quality. I'm totally happy with the Air Fryer.

I needed to bring my cholesterol down. One day, I saw Power Air Fryer on the TV and I felt that it would be nice to have. So I bought it and it was shipped quickly. I've owned it for two months now and I'm satisfied with it so far. I've used it four times and the chicken and pork chop came out well. However, it doesn't cook evenly. I burned the first batch of chicken I tried to cook in it because I had it too high up.

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 have been using the Power AirFryer oven for about two weeks now and it is doing fine. I'm a disabled stroke survivor with only one arm that works and the oven's a lot easier to use in frying. In fact, I mainly use it for cooking French fries and it does a good job. I'd recommend it.

My daughter, who likes to cook and experiment, has been diagnosed as a diabetic and I’m trying to make her cook and eat healthily. I got her a Power Air Fryer Oven from Tristar Products that does a lot of stuff, and she likes it and loves the quality. She has used it a lot. One time, she did a rotisserie chicken in it and the chicken was very good. She was also able to do some kale chips in it. I’ve got a friend who ordered an air fryer oven from QVC and it doesn’t do a lot of stuff. Another friend of mine in Jacksonville has one and hers does more than the one from QVC but compared to what I ordered, theirs doesn’t have the dehydrate feature.

We had the normal Power Fryer before and then the Power Air Fryer oven came up on the commercial on TV so I upgraded ours. We've had it for about two months now, but it was a Father's Day gift so we've only used it for a month. We like that we don't have nay of the grease and that the oven makes the food really crispy in a short amount of time. I also like the quality of all the items. We got the cookbooks and all the extra accessories but the oven is missing a bolt in the top heating element. I called them and they said they were gonna send me a return address, then I have to ship it back. After that, they'll ship us one once they received the one we have. So other than they should double-check things before sending them out, I would highly recommend the Power Air Fryer oven.

1st time I used it didn't work. Shipped back. That is 3 months no refund. Took out 2 payment totaling over 127 plus box to ship back 6.00 plus lost food 13.34 plus never received $50 Walmart card even tho I filled out paperwork. 1 rep said, "Someone win and someone loses. Your bank lost and we won." So they have my 127 plus. I do not have an air fryer with all accessories oven on 2.45 hours not even hot and was chicken fresh veggie and taters. I am on social security 75 years old widow and these thieves keep my money? Have called 20 plus times, emails nothing!!! I want all funds 127, 13.34, 6, 50 back and back now. Not 3 more months... Crooks, liars. For what I have gone thru they should send me a NEW 8 QT Air Fryer oven with ALL accessories... At a no cost to me. Refund my money. I have been forced to spend. Even tho they had it back they deducted another payment!!! Crooks.

I just wanted to test the Copper Chef cookware and see if they worked. Once I searched it and did some cost comparison their costs were the more reasonable ones. So far I’m enjoying them. They seem to be doing what they said they would do. I can go from the stove into the oven. The quality is good. I’ve had some pieces now for over a year and they’re still working real well. So that part I like. I ordered some stuff that got a mixed shipment once, but they took care of it for me. The problem was resolved. I’m happy with them.

My other pots and pans were peeling and I had some of them that were red. They were supposed to be really good but they started bleeding the red off of them and I didn’t think that was safe eating off of. I bought Copper Chef products two years ago and then I got more. Also, my younger daughter just started cooking, so I got her one of the smaller ones. I like that they don’t scratch and they seem to hold up to household usage. And they’re easy to clean and they cook well. So, when I put something in the pan, whether I’m making eggs over easy, it doesn’t matter where the egg hits. In other pans, it depends on where it is but in this pan, the whole pan is the same temperature so it cooks at the same time. If you use another pan and if you flip it on one side of it, it might take 20 seconds so you never get the even cook.

In the past, I have used cast iron skillets and pots. And I like the way they cook. But as I’ve gotten older, I can’t handle them. So I got Copper Chef Cookware because they were lightweight, non-stick, easy care. Also, their ad was pretty convincing and it turned out good. I started with a couple a few years ago, and then I ordered a few more recently. And I’ve bought several pieces at Walmart as well.

We had bought the Power AirFryer and we enjoyed it. The problem is that it wasn’t large enough and there was a problem with the coating. It comes with a basket and it needs to be like stainless steel. But it has an anodized coating that peels off. Also the racks are not evenly spaced. The bottom rack is narrower. So if the racks were all the exact same size and the same height that would be best. The oven is fine but the frier is not good. But overall, we love it.

Copper Chef has non-sticking cookware and I've had them for a couple of weeks. I have some of the accessories but I was getting ready to order some of the baking items because they were running a special for Father’s Day. Aside from that, the quality is great and they're amazing.

I wanted something I could use outside and not heat the house up during the summer. In the two weeks I've had the Power Air Fryer oven, I've used it once and it worked great. It heats up fast and the quality is good. I would recommend it.

I wanted to see if Copper Chef Cookware was really a good product. The first thing I bought was over a year ago, but I didn’t unpack it until recently. I got a 9’1/2’’ pan, an 11’1/2" pan, a 7, 8, 12 and some other stuff, and I love them. Moreover, I have placed an order on May 30th. I got the confirmation number, but I didn’t get anything else in three or four days. I called and I was told they didn’t have an order for me. I gave them the number and the rep said that that doesn’t show anything either. Somebody called me, but somehow I found out that I was ordering the Wonder Chef Something. I called a couple of days later and I talked to someone and they still didn’t have the order. She asked me if it had been charged to my card and I said, “No.” She was saying that it didn’t go through whatever it is.

We purchased the fryer oven, trying to get away from the fat or the oil, frying with the oils. We've had it for two weeks now and the quality is good. I love it. Things clean up really good in it and food tastes good. The only thing we did not get with it was the diffuser. I thought that was coming with it too.

I got the Copper Chef cookware because they are nonstick and they do not need a lot of oil. And I found them to be good. I like using the pans. But I did have one problem. I ordered the cooktop and it came smashed. The box didn't look damaged but when I reached the glass top, I got glass sticking me in the fingers. I called customer service and then they had to transfer me to another and wait for them to call me back. I found the response to be lacking there.

My Copper Chef cookware has been fine thus far. I thought about the versatility of it so I bought them. I've had it for a month now and it was an impulse buy. I was dissatisfied with the salesmanship when I called. More than anything, it was very persuasive or pushy. Also, I saw it advertised on TV and I expected a couple accessories to be included but they were not.

The Power AirFryer Oven eliminates a lot of the grease of deep-frying and it would be healthier for me. And with the air fryer, everything is nice and crispy whenever I cook. I was really surprised. My favorite thing is that I don't have to use oil to have French fries or chicken. And compared to normal frying, the food tastes a bit different in a good way. You get adjusted to it although it takes time. It's like everything else you buy where you've got to experiment and see what you like or what you don't like. I've had the Power AirFryer oven for only a couple of months so I'm still learning and I enjoyed what I did with it.

I heard really good reviews about the pan of Copper Chef Cookware that I ordered as a birthday gift and the woman I gave it to loved it. So, I got her another pan, a cookie sheet, and a roasting pan. The first order I placed this time was a birthday gift and that was great and came in time. But with my second order, which was a Mother's Day gift, my card wouldn't process and they kept processing it until a week later, so I didn't get the gifts in time. I placed the order on May 3rd, but I got an email saying that there was an issue in processing my payment. So, I called them and they said it processed on the 9th. But my card was fine and there were no issues with it. It said "pending" on my bank statement, then my payment went through, and my order has already shipped. My last experience with Copper Chef left me a little frustrated because I had to order different things on Amazon. But I have used the cookware myself and I like its quality and its nonstick feature.

Great idea unfortunately not well made. Order product (Air Fryer Oven) and used it three times before it stopped working. Warranty is 60 days? That tells me they know it’s not very reliable. Oh they offered an return authorization number for Me to return it but shipping is my problem. Cost 60 dollars on economy shipping...half the cost of product. My suggestion is don’t waste your time or money.

When I called Copper Chef and placed an order, the team was very helpful but they were a little bit too much with their offers on my purchase. I have everything from Copper Chef except for the wok, which is gonna be my next purchase. You can cook anything on them and it doesn’t burn. And over the year, I found out that if you cook with them right, your meat cooks perfectly and never dry. However, the bottoms don’t wash up really well. I use those plastic scrubbers, so if there’s something that boils over and it cooks on the bottom, it’s really hard to get off. Also, the grill mats don’t work. I put them on the grill on low and one of them caught fire, so I threw those away. Other than that, I love Copper Chef Cookware. And I also bought two starter five-pan sets for both my daughter and my daughter-in-law.

I got a Power Air Fryer as a gift for Mother's Day and I really appreciate it since I couldn't afford it on my own. I saw it on television, I liked what I saw and I wanted one for short cooking. It would look pretty good if it does what it shows on television. I pick certain times that I use certain things and I'm just waiting to get to started and get my garnishings to put in there. I'm crazy about it and I'd invite other people to get one too.

I thought of buying Copper Chef cookware a couple of years ago. Now, I'm staying with my mom because I got sick. She's 87 and although we love cast iron cookware, it's too heavy for her and it has been a pain for me too. I'm getting stronger, though, and I can use that cookware later. In the meantime, getting Copper Chef cookware was the best idea and it has been working out great. We've owned this cookware for a couple of months now and I like that it's nonstick and easy to clean, and I cook pretty much anything in it. But I saw later on that they had other promotions and they were sending me these things, and the cost for the same pans was $20 cheaper. Nevertheless, the items that we purchased were fine. They're very light, but they do the job, and I'd recommend Copper Chef.

The Power Air Fryer didn't have to use any oil and my husband wanted me to purchase it for our fryer. I told him for months that I really didn’t need it but he liked it and he talked me into it so he’d quit watching it on TV. We purchased the Elite and I wasn't sure I would like it but I do. It works good. It has everything on it and I’m gonna use it for everything. It makes the best bacon and I’m gonna do my bacon on it every morning. Aside from the bacon, my husband also likes the steaks and the chicken. I love the chicken too. It cooks perfect in there and I can’t wait to try the French fries. I showed the Power Air Fryer to my daughter and she likes it too.

I love my Copper Chef Cookware. It’s non-stick and easy to use and I can cook anything in them. I used to have cookware that I bought at Walmart but I wasn’t happy with it and there was another one that someone gave me and I didn’t like that one either. I threw it away. I bought the Copper Chef Cookware a year ago and the quality is excellent. Initially, I bought the wok, the crisper and a square one because I cook a lot. I would tell a friend to buy them now.

I love Copper Chef Cookware. I saw them on TV and I needed pans at that point. I have tried so many other non-stick or ceramic pans that don't really work so I was willing to give Copper Chef a try. I bought a set for us, and then for my son and my son-in-law for Father's Day last year. The pans' quality has been excellent. So far, I haven't had any of them get chipped or scratched. I also really appreciate that they just clean up so well. However, they can stick if you leave them on too long without any liquid. But it's not like you can't get them clean. They just don't wipe out like they do if they're used properly. But they are 100% better compared to ceramic pans. But I have not seen them have more of the smaller pots, like a saucepan. Everything is big. Sometimes, even when the kids are home, my husband and I just want a saucepan just to fix something up.

Copper Chef's products looked good so I purchased some. Since I had a good experience with the first piece that I bought, I bought about 40 or 50 pieces more. I work for the kitchen department of a church and I'm a supervisor there. A big enough church usually lets 200 people eat there. We have a 12-burner stove and if I put five or six of the Copper Chef cookware on it that works out well, except for the egg cookers. Copper Chef should throw those in the garbage can. They're not worth one penny and I'm not going to return them because I don't have time to wrap that stuff and send it back. Still, I've owned my Copper Chef Cookware for about two years and they're number one and are of good quality. To date, I've given 15 pieces away.

We had a First Gen product from Tristar and when we saw their little infomercial, we watched it. I picked up the phone and called the number, and the lady on the other end walked me through it. The Power Air Fryer oven we got has different uses and a rotisserie, which the First Gen didn't have. It got delivered before I went on vacation, and I've been using it for three weeks. I've made some different styles of food with it, like Rotisserie chicken, dried beef and beef jerky. It has a lot of versatility in cooking, and it's really efficient. We did a whole chicken in 30 minutes, so it was great.

I went online and saw the Power Air Fryer ad. At the time, I wanted to get one to take care of the regular oven so I didn’t have to use it very much. So, when I went back online, I decided I was gonna purchase it. But when I did, I found out that what I was told and what was pictured on the ad wasn’t what I actually got. I purchased the Power Elite and I was told that I was getting the air diffuser along with it and all the other options. But I didn't.

The Copper Chef Cookware is perfect and I love it. I got the square pan and I was really happy with it so I purchased another one. The second one is even better because it's a larger size so it has the extension where I can put a big prime rib in. Copper Chef proved to be exactly what they advertised and the quality is excellent. They are non-stick and I can put them in the oven. I always recommend Copper Chef. As a matter of fact, I’m gonna be buying another as a gift to somebody else.

My husband and I are on specialized diets, and there are seven of us in the family and we all eat differently. There were four or five of us sitting here in the living room watching TV and the Tristar ad came on, and everybody stopped and was really intrigued by it. Plus having the Power Air Fryer oven sounded healthy. We've had it for three weeks and I absolutely love it. The whole family is using it. It's very compact, so it doesn't take up a lot of space. The books that come with it make it really easy to operate. It does everything, including dehydration. We dry a lot of food like fruits and vegetables, and that was one of the real selling points on the oven. And then there's also the rotisserie part. It was here when they said it'd be here, which was awesome. I'd suggest it to others, especially if they have certain health issues and diets.

I have owned my Copper Chef Cookware for several months already and I use them almost every day. I wanted to try it before after watching someone cook with it and seeing that nothing was sticking to it. Then, I bought one and now I have 10 different cookware. In fact, I own some of their copper knives, I also have a crisper, and several frying pans. My favorite is that it takes less than two minutes to clean them no matter what I cook in them. Once in a while though, if I cook something in it, or bake something in the oven or fry something and I didn’t put enough olive oil in the pot, something gets stuck in there and I have to scrub it hard. Other than that, I haven't had a problem with any of the items yet. So if a family member or a friend asks me about Copper Chef, I'd tell them to throw their other stuff away and buy this. It’s what I did.

My husband had seen the Copper Chef demonstrations on TV and he wanted to try it so we bought their products. We have them for just over a year now. I like the 8-inch square one. We use that an awful lot. I also like the mini one. I call it my baby. I cooked macaroni and potatoes in it. It's just the two of us so we don't need that much. We also bought the griddle and that is working out very well.

I figured it would be great to do my meringue pies, banana puddings, and coconut cream in a cookware where these would not stick, so I purchased from Copper Chef Cookware and it worked out very well for me. I bought two pans and I gave one to my friend. I’m very pleased with the overall quality of the one pan I have and I like its non-stick feature.

I'm in a wheelchair and my husband does a lot of the cooking. We wanted a Power Air Fryer and I've known people that has one. My husband’s niece got two of them and she talked us into getting one. It's easier for my husband to use and there's no grease when we use it, so we don’t dirty the stove up. We had it for about a month and a half now and we love it. We can cook anything in it and everything comes out so cooked, so evenly and crispy, and just perfect. We also did the pie in it and it turned out really good. It's getting a little bit noisy, but it's not really bad. It's very good quality and we're glad we got it. We've also told a lot of people about it and advised them to get one.

The Power Air Fryer looked like it was more versatile in things that you can do, so I got that one compared to another brand. But it doesn't do a rotisserie and I want it to be a little larger. It's been roughly two to three months since I've owned it and I haven't really used it much. When I've done wings and things, it's not as crispy as I expected them to be.

My wife and I bought two Copper Chef Cookware and since then she uses them everyday anytime she's gonna cook anything. She loves them. We've got a set of the stainless steel pots and she'd rather use the copper. She uses it for everything. She's been telling everybody the cookware is awesome and they should try them. Get it because there's no way you're gonna misuse them unless you're just trying to burn them up.

I heard about Copper Chef Cookware first on television and I was curious about how what they advertised stood up for. I bought Copper Chef and I bought the Red Copper also to compare the two. Since I got the induction cooktop, I just gave the Red Copper away. I went with Copper Chef because of their anti-stick. However, I found out that if you put stuff on there without any oil at all, it will still stick a little bit. But, that did not discourage me from buying a complete set afterward.

We got a new Power Air Fryer three-tray oven and we like it. It is better than the other air fryer we had with the little basket that one has to shake constantly. We've had Power Air Fryer for a couple of months now and everything has been good so far. Also, I’ve already recommended it.

I saw The Power Air Fryer on TV and I thought it looked good. It can do numerous different things and I was interested in making my own beef jerky so I liked that it was a hydrator. I've only had it for a few months now but the quality seems decent to me. I've used it for reheating a couple of things, like pizza bites and marshmallow sticks. I also used it to do some french fries and they came out good. I also made the beed jerky once and everybody that gave it a try said it came out awesome. It smelled good and it was nice and tender.

We love Copper Chef. We use their pots and pans all the time and we got all our old ones thrown out. I saw this brand on a home shopping network and I liked the non-burn surface. I ordered from them and got it quickly, and I've had no issues with any of the pots and pans that I purchased. I cook a lot of things in there including apple turnovers. I like the cooker unit that comes with the pot and pan as it's amazing how it radiates. The cookware is a lot simpler too. And if you treat those pans right, they would last a long time and that's more cost-effective. We've had ours for a couple of years now. I recently purchased baking and sheet pans and Copper Chef has been nothing but good. I'd tell people to purchase it. In fact, I got my daughter-in-law to buy a set.

It is more expensive in Phoenix to run the electricity between 3:00 and 8:00, so I don’t use an oven during that time. My husband saw the Power Air Fryer on TV and he was impressed with it. We have had it for about a month now and like it. However, one of the reasons I wanted it is the rotisserie and it is not working. There was a recipe that has sausages on the rotisserie to cook them and I could not get that to turn. I know where I’m supposed to put it but it just doesn’t seem to engage and there weren’t good directions for it. So, I’m not happy about that. I don't recommend this product right now.

A friend referred to me the Power AirFryer Oven. It has more cooker capacity and rotisserie compared to other similar products. I've had my Power AirFryer for about two and a half months now and its quality is good. I like cooking and I like the Power AirFryer Oven. The taste of the food after it comes out of the oven is good.

I liked the no oil idea so I got a Power Air Fryer Oven. The one that I got is nice and I'm happy with it. However, it takes an awful lot of time to cook. I couldn’t cook for a party with it. I'm also having a hard time finding directions to cook French fries with it. But I use the rotisserie and I like it. I was looking for a larger one though, but it was too expensive.

I roasted a 4 pound chicken in the oven fryer and found the 40 minutes was not long enough. Perhaps the instructions should recommend a longer cooking time for larger birds. A 4 pound chick just fits in the oven. I could not find a smaller chicken at the store. I used the recipe for beer can chicken (adjusting the rub to my family's taste) and the flavor was wonderful. I look forward to trying more foods in the oven.

I saw the Power Air Fryer in the commercial and it looks interesting and unique. You also don't use oil in it which is healthy. I didn’t know there were similar products. I went to Barnes & Noble yesterday and got a cookbook. It said air fryer and I guess it’s the same thing as what I got. It was just a few days later that I received the fryer and I’m looking forward to trying it out once I got it set up and figured out what to do.

Tristar Products showed how I could fry without oil which was what I was really looking for for healthy food. However, I tried to do a roast in the Power Air Fryer on a spit but I couldn't even get everything to fit in. My son came in while I was doing it and even he couldn't do it. He then said to just throw it in the oven. It was ridiculous. I also did a chicken in it. It was cooked inside but it didn't brown up so it didn't look appealing. I was not happy. They must have already used a fried chicken that was already browned up before they put it in the Power Air Fryer on TV. I wanna send it back but my husband threw the box away.

We had a smaller air fryer before and we just bought a bigger one and have had it for a month now. It can be a dehydrator and it’s more than the regular old air fryer. We also have made bacon, which we really like. The air fryer is great and very high quality. And we also bought one for our daughter.

I needed to stay away from heavy greases and lard which the Power AirFryer has helped me with. I got everything that came with it like the basket and the French fries cooker. It arrived quickly and I used it the day it arrived. I have it for a month and a half now and it's doing really good. I've tried everything on it and so far, my favorite thing is the rotisserie because I could cook a chicken and some shish kebab on it. However, they have so many options and I think they should have a bigger cookbook with it. Nevertheless, I've recommended the Power AirFryer a lot.

Copper Chef Cookware is wonderful. I was intrigued by one of the pots that had a strainer and you can steam whatever and it's great. I love it. If you cook spaghetti, you can literally rinse it out and use paper towel and dry it off and it's beautiful. I like to grill steak. Copper Chef came out with the grill and they have a griddle. There are other companies that copy them. I happened to be somewhere and I picked up the grill from another company. The steaks came out great but it warped and it didn't clean very well. I had another brand of pan and I made scrambled eggs. The frying pan was in the sink and then I gotta come home and clean it up. With the Copper Chef, I scramble an egg and just rinse out the pan, use a paper towel, put it back and it would be fine. The Copper Chef is better quality than the other ones because I've tried them.

I’ve been baking my shrimp and French fries just so I have a French fry because I don’t eat fried foods. And then, I said I’ll use Power Air Fryer so I bought it. It’s a great device and it’s topnotch. I received it during wintertime. It was cold out when I went to the emergency because I cut my hand open with it but it was my fault and not theirs.

Defective Oven - The fan is very loud. It is so loud that I can't stay in the same room. Also, I had to send it back with all of the attachments before they would send a replacement. So I will be without it till the replacement is sent.

Power AirFryer oven's rotisserie cooked meat wonderfully. However, I haven't been able to make French fries at all. They're not crunchy and they're dried out. I've washed the fries, dried them for a long time and put them in the Power AirFryer oven and they still came out exactly the same. And then I tried to do the chicken. It was good and juicy but the outside was not crunchy. I bought the Power AirFryer oven exactly for the two things that I couldn't make happen. They have a cookbook available with it but I have not had success. I've had the oven for two months now and I'm 50% happy with it. If somebody would want to contact me and tell me how to do what I'm looking for, that would be great.

I only got to use it a few times and now it doesn’t turn on. I have unplugged it and plugged it back in but the screen does not light. When I did use it the motor is load and the cooking time is long. I never used most is the equipment. I want to return it.

I purchased an Air Fryer Oven. I didn't receive a diffuser when the unit arrived even though I had gotten an ultra. I called and was told they were not available. I waited a week and called back. Same response. Also, I have not been able to print the grocery coupons. I would like to send the unit back for a full refund. Please advise.

We love crispy pizza, French fries and fried chicken. When we order the French fries, it's always extra crispy but we can't eat many because of the oil. Considering that my husband has diabetes and I have a heart issue, the Power AirFryer from Tristar Products would be great to be able to have fried chicken at home and not worry about the fat and the oil. We ordered it because we thought it would be an alternative to healthy eating, but still have all the perks of the deep-fried stuff. But it has been a huge disappointment. Everything I tried to cook turned out unlike any of the recipes or pictures that they indicate on TV. All the chicken was not good and the fries weren't crispy. The game hens were moist, but not even close to being brown. I'm not a happy camper and I hate it.

A friend has been trying the Power Air fryer and liked it so I tried it too for health reasons. I've had the unit for three months now and it's pretty good quality. But I’m still trying to figure it out. More directions and recipes would be nice too.

I purchased 3 year warranty. I was going to return for 8 quart; however, when reviewing the dimension it was only 1/2" one way and 2" taller. I couldn't tell if this was inside or w/ the frame. The only reason I wanted this was the rotisserie. The 1st day we got this we tried hot dogs on rotisserie, but it doesn't work without breaking the hot dogs at the bottom and top. VERY upsetting. It did make tata tots but crushed each other. RAH.

We have tried shrimp, wings and a few other things and air fryer worked great. Easy to clean and the temp. and timer was great. The door glass being able to remove for cleaning was a great idea. I have recommended it to several people.

I like the concept of being able to get more in the pan because of the shape and bought a big pot from Copper Chef initially, and I have it for three years now. I'm into their fry pans now and the one I use the most is the small square fry pan. The cookware wipes and cleans right out. But, when I'm cooking with it, it seems to retain the heat on a stove. It doesn't just fry in one spot, it's even cooking. The cookware is of excellent quality. It's very well-made and I like the way the lids fit tightly.

Air fryer - Love everything about it. Works as expected. Easy to clean up. The recipe book has great recipes. I have tried several and have not been disappointed. I like the light so I can see the food cooking without opening the door.

Just didn't perform like shown on T.V. and the coupons I can get on my own. Bought 2 and wished I hadn't. Hopefully I can give one away and they won't hate me for it. Wasn't worth the price I had to pay for it. Should've tried Cuisinart deep fryer instead.

I have used it and I am not very satisfied to date. The rotisserie does not rotate. There are very few instructions to help and YouTube videos are limited. I will be returning the airfryer at my earliest convenience.

My pan went bad so I had to get a new one. I've seen Copper Chef Cookware several times, especially on the Facebook ads and once on TV so I wanted to give it a try. I ordered three pans for me and my friends. I sent one overseas and my friend is using it now. I've had the pan for about two months now and it is better than I expected. It has very good quality. Sometimes when what I was cooking went over the pan, it stuck to the outside so I like that the non-stick feature is also on the outside part which most pans don't have. The Copper Chef Cookware is excellent overall and I'm very satisfied with it. But I would love to see those pans have covers. When I cook even in a small pan, I need a good top for it which I don't really have and I would've purchased the set with the top if it was available for all sizes.

Power Airfryer Oven - Very pleased, use it every day. Hard to find chickens the right size to use rotisserie, either too small or too big. Basket warps and pulls out of drive slot, so doesn't rotate. Overall very pleased.

We do a lot of traveling and vacations. The resorts have cooking facilities but for expedience and convenience, I thought it would be a good idea to have an air fryer. I'm an advocate buyer from Williams-Sonoma and they had a smaller version of an air fryer that didn't have several features that the Power AirFryer had with the rotisserie and the deep pan. It had about three or four other features that attracted my attention. So far, I have my Power AirFryer for three months now and I'm enjoying it. I like the ease of which I'm learning to know what level to place the items to keep them from cooking too fast. I'm learning a lot with it. Also, the Power AirFryer is easy to maintain. I can use and it cleans up quickly so I'm using it especially when I don't feel like doing a lot of deep cooking. If others frequently cook snacks or if they don't feel like doing a full meal, this Power AirFryer is very good.

I have utilized all stages of this product and none perform as advertised. The rotisserie function is not even, dehydrator does not work well. I am very disappointed. I have both styles of Air Fryers. The functions and timers do not completely cook as per advertisement. Tried the cupcake cones no avail. Worked terribly.

This is the third air fryer I have purchased. I now have the Power Air Fryer oven. After using it numerous times the plastic smell has not diminished. The smell penetrates the food in cooking in there. Also I am dissatisfied with the oven racks. They are difficult to put in and food falls off of their flat surface. I have called and requested a different type but customer service stinks. I also purchased the three year warranty.

I have purchased both of the above items and truly like them and enjoy using them. Recently I saw and ordered the smokeless grill from a company in the States. They refused to ship the item to Canada. I ordered the Air Oven from the States and had no problem getting it here. Please explain this to me. Thank you.

I have the power air fryer XL and love it so I decided to give the new oven a try. I just wasn’t happy with the new design. I had trouble handling the racks, I thought it was awkward trying to put them in and take them out. I ended up buying gloves because I kept burning my hands. The racks didn’t cook evenly so things would be more done depending on where the rack was. Thankfully I still had my old airfryer so I just continue to use that.

I have ordered one (1) of the original air fryers and have since ordered two (2) of the new ones with rotisserie etc. I gave them as Christmas gifts and both families said they were a game changer to the ease in their meal preparation during the week. Love our products and recommend them to everyone.

I asked to return it, which I did, but they would not send me a postage paid return label. I had to return the machine, a broken machine, at MY EXPENSE -- $60.00 return shipping, for a faulty machine. Very poor customer service!

My mommy has a Copper Chef Cookware and I was at her house one night and we cooked on it and I love that it didn’t stick. I’ve got mine for about a month now and I like that it’s easy to clean. Also, its quality is awesome. The pans are awesome. The Copper Chef Cookware is the best you’ll ever buy.

I had bought GoGreen before and I wasn't real pleased with it. But watching Copper Chef on TV and how it cooked, I said I would try it out and I fell in love with it. I love the simplicity of the way it cooks. It cooks all the way through, all four corners in the center, and the food comes right off the pan with no mess. Just a quick clean up and it's done. And the food is so good. I was thrilled with it.

We’re older and I don’t like to use hot grease anymore. I got the black and tall Power Air Fryer for convenience and health. It is exactly what we wanted and we use it a lot. We’ve had it at least two years now. We live in a senior apartment and I have told several women who live alone about the product. I still have a husband so I cook but they do quick cooking with their microwave.

I like Copper Chef Cookware's ease of cleaning so I decided to purchase from them. So far, I've had it for a year now and I’ve made several additional purchases such as the crisper, the 12-inch casserole with the extension and the handles that go on the side of them to protect me from heat. My wife likes Copper Chef Cookware too. In fact, we’re getting rid of all of our other stuff. Copper Chef products are extremely easy to clean and they distribute the heat evenly.

I was getting tired of buying more and more pans because of stuck on reasons so I decided to buy a Copper Chef cookware. I've had them for a couple of months and my favorite is the large 12-inch saucepan because of its size and it is non-stick. One time, I was given a cheap brick of cheese. I tried warming it up in the saucepan and it completely burnt. I just dumped it in the garbage and it did nothing to the pan. There was no way that would have happened to any of my other pans. My pan would have been shot. Overall, the quality is perfect. I'd tell my friends to buy it because it's gonna save them a lot of money.

I bought my first Power Air Fryer a year or two ago. I then heard about the rotisserie style job and I happened to catch it on TV one day so I called and ordered it because I like the way this one works. I've had the rotisserie about three months now. I make jerky a whole lot and this thing does a heck of a job of making jerky. The machine all works really fine. But I’m still on the waiting list to receive my diffuser that goes into the top of the rotisserie that I bought. It makes it a little harder to make jerky because you have rotate your trays. They said it was gonna be three to four weeks and I should receive it in the mail. With my Power Air Fryer, I turn up some excellent fries and it makes some of the quickest wrappers and lunches. It’s a piece of equipment to have. As a matter of fact, I told my family members, I probably have sold six. All the people have to do is try one and they won’t send it back, I guarantee.

I bought Copper Chef online a month ago because I got tired of everything sticking to the pan. Their product works great. It is easy to clean and non-stick, even if your husband burned something.

I heard about Copper Chef through a TV ad with the funny looking chef. I purchased products from NuWave in the past. I was happy with the quality of the pans I got from them, so I figured I would try these because they looked similar. I ordered the industrial cooktops from Copper Chef, but I’m still waiting for a grill. Nevertheless, the customer service has been good. The people were very nice on the phone when I spoke to them. The product looks like they're of good quality. Quality is not what happens two months after I bought something. But it’s what happens two, three or five years down the road. Also, the cost is fair.

I've had my Power Air Fryer for a couple of months, at least. We got it simply for the fact that it was healthier eating. And so far, we like it and we are pleased with it. We use it for cooking chicken and for baking French fries for the kids. I'd tell my friends to go ahead and get one too because they'd really enjoy it. It’s very convenient.

My husband ordered the Power Air Fryer mainly because he could dehydrate some fruits and vegetables for snacking. And then he liked the idea that the air fryer cooks healthier with air and it’s a little bit faster too. However, I wish he hadn’t bought it because it takes up a lot of room on my corner and we don’t really use it. It’s a good product, but it’s just something I don’t think I’ll use much.

I wanted to try something new. I read the Copper Chef Cookware advertisement and it was really good. I'm 87 years old and I'm not a cook, but I bought two Copper Chef Cookware instead of one because they had a sale. Also, I wanted to experiment and see why somebody like it. I've had it for six weeks now. Overall, it's easier to clean to up, with very little sticking, if any.

I love fried food like fried chicken and French fries but I have had blood pressure and a cholesterol problem so my doctor advised me not to eat fried food. The Power Air Fryer caught my attention as I was watching TV. I purchased my Power Air Fryer first then my son purchased his. But he took a good advantage of it before I got a chance to. He is delighted with the way it works. I have yet to take mine off the box but this weekend, I had it put it on my calendar that I was going to tackle that.

I wanted a frying pan that wouldn’t stick and I started with the green frying pan before I went to the brown one. And then, I finally got my wife some bakeware, the Crisper. Copper Chef was innovative as far as what they were doing and how they made the ceramic. It makes life easier because I don't have to spend a lot of time scrubbing or cleaning. Copper Chef is an excellent cookware and it does what it says it does. The quality is very good as well and I would recommend it.

I picked up Copper Chef off the television and I liked the non-stick feature of their cookware which was the primary reason I bought it. I have it for a year and a half now and I took it down to our lake house. I also bought a set for every employee in the office as well as for my daughter and my son. I like how it's easy to care for the cookware and it's a quality product for its price. I've paid up $250 for skillets, so this is nothing to me. However, I have one of the middle size pans around and for some reason, the non-stick part of that particular pan is no longer existent. I'm wondering if I accidentally got it heated too hot or left it on the fire too long. Other than that, I haven't had any trouble with any of the rest of them. I have been very careful not to take them past medium heat and most of them is down on medium-low.

I live in Wisconsin and I grill all year. I'm also always making omelets and it's always sticking to the pans and I was sick of it. I then saw a Copper Chef ad on TV and thought it was a good deal so I called in. There was a lot of running around at that number and they told me that they couldn't do that offer and that I have to call a certain number. So it wasn't the easiest to get my Copper Chef the first time around through the commotion. But then it worked out and after that, I ordered my products directly from Copper Chef. I got a lifetime warranty and the finish. I also get some free products in the kit. I don't need them, but that was the only way to get the things I want.

A couple of months ago, I went to Wal-Mart and I got the Red Copper but then, I saw the advertisement on TV for Copper Chef, so I ordered them two weeks ago. I had two frying pans and two of the deep-dish ones. It came with a cookbook with Eric Theiss. He was the one who was advertising and cooking with them. It gives you an opportunity to see how you could cook other things with it.

Copper Chef cookware is non-stick and dishwasher safe. I also like the way it cooks. I tried a lot of the non-stick, and they just peel off. I have really nice, expensive stainless steel, but it's not dishwasher safe and it doesn't go in the oven. So, I tried out the big 11.5-inch pan when I tried Copper Chef. I got it a year and a half ago, and I've gotten other items from them with it now. Their quality is good. However, the muffin pan is not non-stick and I can't figure out how to make it non-stick. Nevertheless, I've done chicken breast on the wings crisper and they cook really good. It is a great cookware, and I would always tell people to try it too.

I like the way Copper Chef Cookware cooks so I bought several pieces. It’s easy to clean and the overall quality is great. However, I had a bad experience with placing my orders. I ordered the loaf pan, buy-one-get-one-free, and the muffin pan. I got the muffin pan, but they sent me a pizza pan instead of my loaf pan, so I called and I sent it back. Then, they sent the wrong order again and I had to call them again. I told them that I had ordered from them several times and that I never had this issue, but now I’m having problems.

My husband is a cook. I went online and bought the big investment with Copper Chef for two big square pans that were deep, and three small, medium, and large skillets. These skillets are my favorite and we use them the most. They came with three cookie sheets, too. Then, I bought the muffin pan which was like a meatloaf style piece. And I got four little pieces where you could cook French onion soup on and they came with one more cookie sheet. Right now, I'm contemplating on getting the bacon maker piece. I like it because not only is the drip pan made of the orange material, but the piece that sits over it where you lay the bacon on is also made of that same orange material. These items are simply easy to clean and I'm hooked on these stuff because. I clean up the kitchen and I don't cook,

I love my Copper Chef cookware. They sales-talked me into getting one last fall and so far, my favorite is the eight-inch square frying pan though it doesn't have a lid. I also want a five-inch one that I could use to make a grilled sandwich. I recommend Copper Chef to others. In fact, I bought it as well for my daughters, my granddaughters, and my sons. And they all love it.

April 30th 2018 1:15PM. DON"T GET RIPPED OFF! I purchased the square Copper Chef Pan! At first, it worked great but after a couple of months with proper care, food started sticking to the pan! In fact, it became so bad I had to soak the pan in hot soapy water to get the food to break loose! I called the Cooper Chef company actually called TRISTAR PRODUCTS IN CT/NJ and they wanted me to send it back to them in CT at my expense and pay them an additional $15.95 to get a replacement pan!

With Copper Chef Cookware, you don't have to use a lot of oil and butter and that they were easy to clean. I really liked the product. But then, I got really concerned when this one pan just doesn't work anymore. I'm thinking about getting rid of it. From the beginning, it was fine. And I've been very careful in terms of the heat and low flames. But it's just horrible. And I know I can't scrub it. So I usually let it soak in water and then I still had to work hard to get rid of it. The other pans work fine and work very quickly, so it's not like you can turn the flame on and walk away. But I always have to keep that in mind, that this is gonna be quicker than my other pans, which I don't even use anymore. I have recommended Copper Chef to friends. I also bought the heaters to heat food. I'm having a dinner party in June and I will use them.

We are retired and my husband does the dishes and the pans, while I cook. It works out that the Copper Chef cookware is easier for him to clean. I like the fact that it can go from the stove to the oven. It looks easy and fun to cook. We like the shape of the pan as well and you can fry in it and not have it splattering all over the stove. The people we spoke to were also good. They told us when we would get it and it came on time. They just took our order and everything was fine.

I saw Copper Chef on TV and since I do all the cooking in the house, I thought I’d try it. I got the complete set and two of the burners that they use. I’ve had them for nine months and I use them every day. I use electric burners but I have a bad problem with getting stuck on the bottom of the pan and I have a hard time getting it off so I went for the control heat burner type. The quality has been good and cooking on gas or electric takes shorter time so I adjusted my times and heat settings to the pan instead of to my cast iron skillets. It’s a completely different experience and type of cooking because of the temperature control and the pan. I bought almost a complete set for my daughter-in-law and she loves it so far and I would tell my friends to give it a try.

Copper Chef got my order mixed up and it took them a little while to get me all of it. But once I called them, they took care of it. I like their non-stick cookware. It's easy to clean up. I have them for a couple of weeks now and so far, the products are living up to what they said. My only thing for me is that I would rather have a couple of them a little bit bigger in size. Also, I tried to order a couple of their grills and it looked like the order went through. But then, I never got it and never got charged for it. At one time, it looked like the order went through because my credit card was charged a pending order. And then, it was taken away for whatever reason. And then, I just didn’t follow up upon it to get it.

Tristar Electric Pressure Cooker PPC770 - This is a good product. Used it with good results. Problem with opening the pot it was at time hard. It did require some small amount of effort. The result was that after several time of that difficult opening the inner pot sustain a new shape. The shape flat on one side made it difficult to us. Now the inner pot will not fit into the cooker. I will take it out to the backyard with a wooden mallet. I will attempt to fix the pot. I cannot find a suitable replacement inner pot.

4 months after purchase... we had to replace AirFryer XL once with Amazon as first was defective, and now we need to replace it again since it is losing the internal paint of the outer basket. We called Tristar Products and we need to pay for shipping and pay $19.99 as the warranty is only for 60 days. DON'T BUY a product with a warranty for only 60 days! I didn't know but this is a big red flag of a crappy product.

We tried to use our Power Pressure Cooker over the weekend and it didn't have any instructions. We don't know anything about it and a pressure cooker is dangerous if you don't know what you're doing. I can fool around with the old timer pressure cookers, but I won't do it with this one. I called Tristar and talked to a manager lady on the phone and she was sort of rude. I told her that they gave me a $220 price the day that I bought it, and when I got the bill, it was $278. I used a debit card on top of that. And they charged $30 warranty and another $30 for a cookbook that didn't get any but canned soup in it. I told her it wasn't presented properly. And my wife opened it when she got it and she destroyed the box. So, if it hadn't been for that, I'd have sent it back before doing anything out of it. They got their money. And so, it's one of the things where you learn and live. I've considered it money thrown away.

Power Pressure Cooker is wonderful, and I have had it for a month already. Last Monday, I cooked chicken in it with vegetable. In 45 minutes, I had them done, and all I did was make up some gravy and mashed potatoes. It is easy to clean and I can leave it and not worry about it. And it turns down to just warm by itself and it stays warm. It is also pretty well-made. Also, when I bought it, I thought that I could use it for canning, too.

We wanted to have a Power pressure cooker and speed up the cooking process. It has a very good quality, and the meals are coming out quicker. We've had it for four months and used it twice. And we used it last night, and it turned out good. The only thing is they didn't give instructions on it as far as what rack to use for what. They didn't really have any picture illustrations.

Pressure cookers sounded intriguing to me. I bought a Power Pressure Cooker and have had it for probably a year now. My wife uses it a little bit and we use it maybe twice a month. However, I’m a little bit concerned about the possibility of the gasket not lasting because there have been some cases where the gasket failed and then some people got hurt. Nonetheless, I bought another one for a friend of mine for his wedding.

I've owned my Copper Chef cookware for a couple of months and it has been holding up well. I got it mostly because the infomercials made it sound so fabulous for a non-stick pan and I would be able to use it in the oven. I've only used the cookware three or four times and it was wonderful with the non-stick feature. I’ve been very satisfied with it.

I don’t want my eggs sticking to the pan. I like to try different pans and I saw that Copper Chef was good to try out. I have the cookware for about two years and it's still effective doing what it needs to do. I’ve mentioned to friends to try it out, particularly people that I know they have kids to get married, for wedding gifts. It’s something different.

After watching the guy cooking with it, and Power Pressure Cooker sounded interesting. I also searched them online and I saw that the other one had some problems and people complained about it so that's why I decided to go with Power Pressure Cooker. I ordered one for me and one for my daughter. We couldn't get the 10 quart we got to work right, so I finally got this one last week and we actually used it again last night and it was good. My wife made some stuff in there and came out good and it was quick. I like the speed that it cooks in. We also got their Power Air Fryer Oven, and the quality of their items are good. The new one was great, too. It saves a lot of time in cooking, and, in fact, we are going to line up using ours again in a couple more days. I would recommend them.

We needed something that can afford more heat because we were trying to give our daughter healthy food. Copper Chef seems to work better and healthier than the cookware we used before. When you cook with other cookware, you can see the paint on them. My wife bought our first Copper Chef cookware from the store near my house and it was good and then she told me to get another on the internet. So we ordered a big one to cook rice or soup and I decided to get another one to fry fillet fish. The ones that we bought looks good, works well and easy to clean. And my wife is happy with them. Thank you for thinking of our health, Copper Chef.

My parents asked for Copper Chef, so I bought it to them as gifts. Originally, it was a retail store purchase, but then I purchased online. Then I bought two sets with the infrared cooktop as wedding gifts that was coming up within several months. One of the set was fine but the second set, the cooktop was completely shattered when the couple opened it. Apparently, when it was in transit, something had pierced through the box and poked the glass of the cooktop. called the company, but they said that it had been too long and they wouldn’t do anything about it. So I ended up ordering another cooktop for the couple. It was ridiculous and they wouldn't help me at all.

Somebody I know had a cookware from Power Pressure Cooker which I had been using at work. I got one, too, to cook roasts, ribs and can them. I got two of the 10 quarts and a little skillet. I have the cookware for about three months now and so far, I have trouble with the pressure cooker. It doesn’t always want to seal and I’ve tried all the troubleshooting online because surely I’m doing something wrong. I never had any trouble with my friend’s, though it was a smaller one. But I still like the items I got from Power Pressure Cooker. They're pretty neat.

I was intrigued by Copper Chef because it wasn’t supposed to scratch or mar or burn down and because of the easy clean-up. I thought it was going to work and it didn’t. I've had it for over a year and it has all kinds of scratches. It has chips out of it, stuff burns in it, and I have to use a Dobie pad and baking soda sometimes to get it cleaned up. It scratches, dents, and it has gouges. You would think I had taken a metal to it. But I’m 74 years old and I know not to use metal on pans. I don’t own any metal utensils. I have plastic. I have no idea why it was scratched and has pits in it.

I've dealt with pressure cookers before and I thought Power Pressure Cooker might be a little bit more handy around the kitchen instead of the big one that I have. So I ordered that XL thinking I could use it. And if I had smaller amounts of vegetables to tend in garden, which I do a little bit, I'd be able to use it. A few times I was almost on the verge of thinking maybe the gasket doesn’t seem to seal. I've only used the cooker for a couple of months and I don't think it's worn out or should be. But I've washed it a couple of times. Perhaps there was little grease on it. The cooking is fast, but when you're factoring the time that you have to build up pressure then it becomes substantial.

I had a pressure cooker that I absolutely loved. But then my brother also had the same one I had and it blew up on him and it scared the crap out of me so I put mine away. And the Power pressure cooker is not the same thing. It shouldn’t explode. I got to be safe because it's a push button and I'm not afraid of it. I've only cooked one thing in it but I was upset that I couldn't figure out how to change the time. It says I have to do 20 minutes and then reset the time, but it wouldn't let me. Other than that, it's a wonderful cookware and the quality seems to be very nice and dependable.

I wanted to start cooking more and quit spending so much at the grocery store every day, so I bought a Power Pressure Cooker. I got the XL, so all the accessories came with it. We have had it for a couple of months now, and, so far, we have been having fun with it. We like that it cooks faster. I've messed up a couple of times not paying attention, but everything is going good with it. I would tell my friends to get one, too. I also got the recipe book and I've cooked some recipes up, but I haven't utilized everything that it can actually do yet. I've smoked a tuna in it, I've cooked rice, and I've pressure cooked with it as well. So, it does pretty much everything. I've gotten rid of my crock pot and my rice cooker already.

We got the Power Pressure Cooker and we've had it for about 90 days. And we also got an air fryer from them. We only used the pressure cooker once and it is good overall, but the one we got was too large. There's only two of us in the family and we didn't need the large one. We also had a hard time getting the gasket to settle and it wouldn't seal. I really don't think it was a very good gasket model. We contacted their customer service and they just said to keep trying. We washed it, turned it around and worked on it. Finally, it sealed and it worked fine. In addition, we were promised a $100 worth of coupons when we got the Power Pressure Cooker, but we were never able to get those.

My husband bought the Power Pressure Cooker of Tristar Products. We've had the pressure cooker for a month now and it seems pretty good. I've only used it a few times and it was fine. It was easier to use than the normal pressure cooker. The quality of the Power Pressure Cooker is good. It was a good purchase and if people are going to buy this pressure cooker, that would be a good idea.

After my review the company worked with me and a refund was posted to my credit card. This matter has been resolved. Thank you for your prompt response.

I wanted a large capacity pressure cooker and slow cooker. My friend has a version of such cooker, and the girl I worked with also has one and she raves about how she loves fixing dinner in it. Power Pressure Cooker is a combination of both pressure and slow cooker and I’ve had one for a couple of months now. I’m more successful at getting the slow cooker part to work. I did a meatloaf and some potatoes in the cooker and I love it. I put all in there and the potatoes weren’t mushy and falling apart by the time the meatloaf was done. I also purchased the copper skillet that they have, and I love cooking in those then I can just wipe it right out.

My wife and I watched together a presentation for Power Pressure Cooker and we were impressed with what we heard, so she went in and ordered it. We are in the process of moving, so we’ll open the box at our next house and I hope to get some good use out of it once we start using it. We have the old type of pots and all that stuff and now that we are retired, we hope we can fix some meals with our new cooker and don’t have to stand over the stove a long time. Also, from time to time we have guests in and we can use it. Using Power Pressure Cooker is some of the best cooking one could do, so we are hoping to start eating a little healthy and be happy. We also bought one for our daughter as a gift on her birthday late this year. Both she and her husband work and they have one baby and another one on the way and the cooker would save a lot of time.

The Power Pressure Cooker seemed like it had the right features. It also seemed like a good price point. They shipped it and got it here as quick as it could. However, we ordered a small one and the large one. But we had two that was like the opposite end of the spectrum. And because they were out of the small one, they sent us some medium one and a large one at no additional cost. But still, the point was we wanted the small one because it was a little more compact. But we like the one we got, so far. It's very easy to use. Having the one step button is really helpful. We've also looked at different brands in other places, in Walmart, but the one that we got seems to be much nicer.

I’d seen the commercials about Copper Chef and I knew other people who had them and said that they liked them. So, I thought I’d give it a shot. They’re expensive, so I had to wait. I saw the pan at Walmart and bought one. I like the non-stick and I like better the ones that I bought directly online than the Walmart pans. It has better quality. With the one that I bought from Walmart, the stuff sticks.

I like how fast I can cook with the Power Pressure Cooker. I've got three of them. I have a 6 quarts, 8 quarts and 10 quarts. I can do ribs in one and potatoes in another. However, one fell and broke so I had to replace it. Other than that, I have no problems with them. I love them. I still talk to other people into buying them. They've gone out and purchased it just because I've told them how good and tender the ribs came out. Chicken soup was wonderful in it too. The beans cooked in 30 minutes. Everything tasted good, as well.

I like the ease and speed of the Power Pressure Cooker. We've had it for a month now. At first, I did not receive the copper pans. I thought they were coming through the same UPS as the pressure cooker itself. But after I called and checked it, they informed me that it came through the post office and it was sitting in the mailbox. So I got those eventually. I've used the pressure cooker a couple of times and I've had difficulty using it. It doesn't click and it doesn't pressure up. I thought it would, but not always. I was going to send it back but I didn't think it was the pressure cooker's fault. I thought maybe it was an operator error. But I'm not thrilled with it.

I purchased an oven from you In February. I used the oven twice and was disappointed that the heating mechanism was defective. I called your company, explained the problem, and was told to return the oven via mail, which I promptly did. Several weeks went by and I heard nothing from your company. I called on 2 separate occasions asking about the status of the return, and more specifically, when I would receive a new oven. What a nightmare!! I was told that you had run out of the product and can’t give me any detailed information on receipt expectations. I was told by your escalated supervisor that she would put the money back on my card.

I live alone and in their ad, Power Pressure Cooker was showing that you could cook a whole chicken in one of their cookware in a matter of 30 minutes. I thought that would cut down on the cook time. There were also a couple of cookbooks that I found out were just little rinky-dink cookbooks with a few little recipes which is all I need. When I called to order, I couldn't decide which pressure cooker to buy so the young lady I was talking to told me to order both and keep the one that I like best.

By watching Power Pressure Cooker's daily commercials and seeing their way of cooking, I decided it is the one I was willing to get. I have had it for a few months already, and I like how quickly things cook in. The quality of the cookware is fine, and I have also purchased some other items as well already. I would recommend it.

I wanted to try something different and I bought a Power Pressure Cooker which I've had for a month and a half now. I also got some proper pans at the same time. All the items have very high quality and I’m still learning everything about the cooker. I’ve been making a lot of soups lately and I like the fact that it takes about a little liquid broth or a little water to cook whatever I'm going to cook. Everything’s been going well with it and I’m enjoying it. It’s a wonderful cooking experience and I would recommend Power Pressure Cooker most definitely.

I'm afraid of manual pressure cookers and I thought that Power Pressure Cooker's product would be convenient to use since it was electric. I ordered one and when it came, I called them with a question and the rep I talked to was very polite. I have the pressure cooker for five months now and so far, I've only used the pressure cooker once. I need to learn how to use it because I ordered the cookbook as well. I ordered the 10-quart cooker and the cookbook is for the 10-quart, but they're much more portions than we would use, so I have to learn how to cut it down and use the proper amount of liquid. I need to find some cookbook somewhere to do that. Other than that, the cooker is good. But I heard that there were lawsuits in because some of it were exploding and people were getting hurt. All in all, I would recommend them for their service and the politeness of their reps, but I don’t know enough to say that the pressure cooker is wonderful.

I bought a no-name brand and I really liked it, but I couldn’t use it on my stove. The color melted. And so, I found Copper Chef on QVC and I liked them. But they need to make a small one for just individual eggs. Other than that, the cookware is non-stick and I'm wondering if one can use metal utensils in it. One should buy Copper Chef. They're awesome.

Power Pressure Cooker advertises that it can cut down on the time and has the versatility to do all kinds of stuff which sounds interesting. I can also warm up some sauce on it. So I bought one, but I still haven’t been able to get an invoice for the purchase I made. Also, we could’ve made the payment in part to a whole but the sales lady told me that if I made the payment a full time of one then I also get some accessories as a bonus. I asked her on that time of purchase if she could tell me what was going to be in the accessories and she claims she couldn’t know and that’s with the package department, which I find she should know if they’re offering me something. Then I didn’t get the accessories until I had to call them at least two times. When they said accessories, I thought it was going to be parts that I could replace but I wasn’t very much impressed when I saw them. It didn’t seem anything particularly and I don’t know what it’s for.

I like all the Copper Chef pans. I've got quite a few of those that came with it. I've used a lot of things. I cooked chicken breast potatoes and carrots. The cookware is of good quality. My daughter got one after I did because I told her all the good and yummy things I made. You'll just have to play with it and experiment. That’s what I did. I tried different things and I’m satisfied. I’m happy with the cookware.

I like to make a lot of big meals and Copper Chef Cookware seemed simple to clean up. The first fry pan that I had tried was the Red Copper. It was similar to Copper Chef and that was what got me interested in the other ones. Copper Chef was good, it was convenient, so I went with that and I've had it for a few months now. Copper Chef items were all great. In fact, I just got my mom to buy some. Everything is perfect.