Cosori is launching the Turbo Tower Compact, a new air fryer designed for smaller kitchens. The appliance utilizes a vertical design to minimize its footprint on countertops, a move reflecting growing consumer demand for space-saving kitchen solutions.
Despite its compact size – measuring just 27.5 cm in width – the Turbo Tower Compact offers a total capacity of 8.6 liters across two independent 4.3-liter baskets. This allows users to prepare complete meals for up to four people without the necessitate for multiple cooking batches.
Enhanced Air Circulation for Faster Cooking
The new air fryer incorporates Cosori’s Turbo Tower technology, featuring heating elements positioned above each basket. It utilizes dual DC motors and three fan speeds to precisely control airflow. This differs from traditional air fryers that heat from the rear, aiming for more even cooking and quicker preheating times.
According to the company, this configuration can reduce cooking time by up to 33% while ensuring consistent results in both the upper and lower baskets. This feature is designed to synchronize the cooking of different food components, such as fries, vegetables, and proteins.
The Turbo Tower Compact offers five functions, covering a range of cooking needs including frying, roasting vegetables, cooking meats and fish, and baking.
PFOA-Free Materials and Premium Pricing
Cosori is emphasizing health and safety with the Turbo Tower Compact, utilizing a ceramic coating free of PFAS on all food-contact surfaces. The baskets are likewise dishwasher-safe for easy cleanup.
The Cosori Turbo Tower Compact will be available at major retailers with a price of EUR 189.99. The pricing positions the product within the higher conclude of the air fryer market, reflecting its advanced features and materials.
