Cuisinart Compatible Stainless Steel Wire Rack for TOA-60/65 Convection AirFryer Toaster Oven, Oven-Safe Warming and Cooling Rack

A friend gave me her countertop toaster oven air fryer thing, but it only came with one solid rack like a baking sheet.I use an air fryer to warm up like take out friench fries and stuff, so I want a rack where it can do all sides at once.This guy is too small to fit by itself but I ordered a wire rack to set it on and it works great.This seems obvious in retrospect but if you take it out of the oven to make toast or something else, if you set it on top of the toaster oven it gets hot. Won't make that mistake twice LOLGood item. Dishwasher safe too.

So now I'm trying to decide whether I can use my convection (toaster) oven with its broiler as an alternative to buying an air fryer, which I would not often use. For that, this tray is a must!It's good quality. I'm glad it's 304 steel - a good food grade, not inferior 1808 steel. It's sturdy and doesn't seem to warp in the oven, even at high temps. The grate is just about the right size. Breading can drop through if it's not "attached" to the food item, but not much else. There's obviously plenty of air flow.Tonight I did a test, cooking a (breaded) chicken drumstick and some breaded zucchini chips in both the IP Air Fryer and this tray in my convection oven, followed by a few minutes of broil on either side. They were breaded the same and both sides of both experiments were sprayed with avocado oil.The two methods were very, very comparable - all delicious. Zucchini could have been done sooner, but I wanted it and the chicken drums to finish at the same time. 25 min total wasn't quite enough for the chicken, so both needed about 2 more minutes in either IP AF or under the broiler. Both cooked at the same rate and the results were very, very comparable. This tray has more "real estate" available for spreading out food, so I could actually have fit more in it than in the double IP AF basket.This experiment showed me that I don't need an air fryer. With this tray in my convection/broiler oven, I basically have one already.

This is a very nice sized basket that fits into my toaster oven or my main oven. Easy to handle and wash in dishwasher. Also easy to store because it’s significantly smaller than the wire air fry basket that came with my cooktop oven. Very good quality. Highly recommended

Good bang for your buck. Holds a fair amount of food. Is difficult to clean. That is my only concern. Would buy again, just maybe larger size if possible.

Very satisfied with rack, quality & it fit!

Just a tad too narrow for the Cuisinart Rotisserie Toaster Oven TOB-200 unfortunately, but would be a fine toaster oven replacement rack otherwise.

We got this air fryer basket for our Breville convection oven. We couldn't find a basket specifically for this machine. The dimensions of this one were the best to fit in this particular oven. Because there are no handles on this basket, we needed to place it on the rack that came with the oven. But that was fine, because it did not interfere with the air circulation. So even though our Breville does not have "air fryer" capabilities, we achieved the same results with the convection oven turned on at high heat (400 degrees for 18 minutes). The basket is sturdy and easy to clean, and provides for full air circulation around the food. It worked great, and we look forward to using it a lot more!

After using my brother's air fryer, I decided to buy a mesh basket for our convection toaster oven. I chose this one and have been pleased with it in the couple of months that I've had it. Veggies seem to cook in a little over half the time that it takes to roast them without convection and the basket. The basket is lightweight, but sturdy enough, and easy to clean. I haven't had any issues with excessive amounts of food sticking to the wire. And so far the stainless wire has remained stainless...no rust or other discoloration. So far, so good.