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Gizmodo
27-05-2025
- Business
- Gizmodo
With Over 10,000 5-Star Reviews, This 9-in-1 Air Fryer Is Almost Giving Away on Amazon
No matter how much experience you have in the kitchen or how much time you are willing to spend cooking, the right appliance can change your world. With the COSORI 9-in-1 air fryer, you can go from amateur to Michelin-starred chef in a few simple steps. This is the kind of kitchen remodeling that instantly makes plain old meals something to write home about without the mess or frustration of traditional cooking. And because of a last-minute Memorial Day sale at Amazon, this air fryer is now more affordable than ever: for now, you can purchase it for as little as $89, down from its original cost of $119, which is a massive 25% off that is difficult to beat for such a quality product. Even more staggering is its 4.8 out of 5-star rating (acquired via more than 10,000 reviews) which is a near-new record grade for any product on Amazon, let alone a kitchen appliance. See at Amazon Professional-Grade Outputs What is special about the COSORI air fryer is that it is able to deliver professional-grade outputs with minimal effort: Its innovative TurboBlaze Technology uses a 3600 rpm high-speed fan and reaches 450°F so that each meal is crispy outside and juicy inside. Regardless of whether you are roasting, baking, broiling, reheating or even proofing dough, you have excellent, delicious results with every use. The advanced airflow system and precise temperature control mean that side dishes are evenly cooked with textures that rival anything you'd find in a restaurant. With nine different functions, it's like having an entire kitchen's worth of appliances packed into one compact, stylish device. The 6-quart square basket is both deep and wide and it's easy to prepare family-sized meals in one go while saving valuable counter and storage space. And despite its power, the COSORI air fryer operates at less than 53 decibels—even on the highest fan speed—so your kitchen stays peaceful and quiet. Perhaps the most seductive feature of air frying is the possibility of healthier meals and the COSORI does not fail on that front either. You can enjoy all your favorite fried foods such as fries, chicken wings or onion rings with up to 95% less oil so you need not feel guilty for indulging in crunchy fried foods. Cleaning is just as hassle-free as cooking, with the nonstick, dishwasher-safe basket and removable accessories. This Cosori 9-in-1 air fryer is a kitchen necessity that you don't want to miss out on, especially while this final late Memorial Day sale is still available. See at Amazon
Yahoo
19-02-2025
- Automotive
- Yahoo
Apparently, It's Already Time for a Restomod Lamborghini Gallardo
Do you remember the Lamborghini Gallardo? Yeah, of course, you're probably thinking, it was still on sale in 2013. While the Gallardo may have still been around when the current Tesla Model S was introduced, the march of time stops for no one: 2013 was 12 years ago, and Lamborghini's first modern junior supercar is now a modern classic. And as a natural next step, someone is now offering a version of it as an extensive restomod project: the Tedson Motors Etna. The Etna is indeed a restomod, but it's not exactly a modernization of the Gallardo. Instead, the group says that the Etna is designed to be "lighter, stronger, more responsive and manual while enhancing its analog soul." In practice, that means 450 fewer pounds, a redline that climbs to 10,000 rpm, an additional 60 hp, and gated manual conversions for paddle-shift cars. Regarding that last part: Tedson Motors says it wants to build most of its limited run of Etnas using Gallardos equipped with the less-than-beloved E-Gear sequential manual transmission. The brand says that it would work with a manual car if a client requested that specifically, but the group will otherwise stay away from the cars that came from the factory with a gated stick shift, citing their greater historical significance. (The Gallardo was the last production Lamborghini to offer a traditional manual gearbox.) In addition to the performance upgrades, the Etna package includes unique bodywork, bespoke wheels, and extensive interior upgrades. The changes inside the cabin, including unique carbon fiber seats, will apparently be revealed as part of a larger unveiling next year. Tedson Motors says that 77 Etnas will be built, including a short run of just nine launch edition cars. The build takes 12 months and requires a hefty investment on top of the purchase price of an original Gallardo. If you have the money and the need for an updated version of a car from the Obama administration, Etna's main run of builds will start in the fall of 2026. You Might Also Like You Need a Torque Wrench in Your Toolbox Tested: Best Car Interior Cleaners The Man Who Signs Every Car
