
Dash Tasti-Crisp Digital Air Fryer, 2.6 Quart, Grey
A sensible first air fryer for a small kitchen, as long as you accept the size limit: it holds roughly two servings, not a family meal.
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Quick verdict
The right cooker for one or two people who eat rice a few times a week and want to press one button. The ceramic pot is genuinely nonstick and PFAS-free, which is rare at $27. It has no timer, no fuzzy logic and no brown rice setting - white rice and oatmeal only.
A 1.5-quart rice cooker that turns three cups of raw rice into six cups cooked, using a CoreCoat ceramic nonstick pot made without PFAS, with a single cook button and automatic keep-warm, plus measuring lines and a manual for oatmeal and soup.
Singles, couples and dorm cooks making one or two servings at a time who want rice without watching a pot.
Anyone cooking for four or more - six cooked cups is the ceiling. Also skip it if you need a delay timer or a brown rice/multigrain cycle; those need a fuzzy-logic cooker at twice the price.
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