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EDT LUMA air fryer review: Stylish glass design meets practical cooking
EDT LUMA air fryer review: Stylish glass design meets practical cooking
The EDT LUMA air fryer combines a glass design with consistent cooking and PFAS-free materials, Hindustan Times reports after a month-long review. The dual-bowl model includes a 4.5-litre bowl and a smaller…
The Story in Brief
The EDT LUMA air fryer combines a glass design with consistent cooking and PFAS-free materials, Hindustan Times reports after a month-long review. The dual-bowl model includes a 4.5-litre bowl and a smaller 2.5-litre bowl, with one heating unit that can be placed on either.
Its glass body lets users watch food cook without removing the heating unit, which reduces heat loss and guesswork. The reviewer found the glass easy to clean, while the matte exterior resisted scratches better than the plastic NUUK Brisk tested earlier. The machine has clearly labelled Air Fry, Grill and Reheat controls. Its main compromises are the need to store the spare bowl and the fragility of glass if dropped.
The Indian Opinion
Air fryer reviews often treat futuristic styling as proof of better cooking, while sceptics dismiss premium designs as cosmetic. This review supports neither extreme. The visible cooking chamber and two bowl sizes offer practical benefits, but they also demand storage space and careful handling. Buyers should judge the LUMA against their kitchen space and cooking habits, then check whether the larger bowl’s usable capacity justifies the premium price.
Source: hindustantimes.com
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