Yes, the 9-quart total capacity, 4.5 quarts per basket, is suitable for families or households that prepare multiple dishes at once, allowing you to cook larger portions or separate meals more efficiently.

With a generous 9-quart total capacity, each 4.5-quart basket provides plenty of room to create a complete family meal.

For example, you can easily air fry 15 chicken wings in one basket, while perfectly crisping up to 3 pounds of french fries or a large batch of roasted vegetables in the other.

This air fryer features two independent cooking zones, allowing you to cook two different dishes at the same time with separate temperature and time settings, providing you with more flexibility compared to single-basket air fryers.

This air fryer includes intuitive syncing features to eliminate the guesswork for easy meal prep.

If you're cooking a large batch of the same food, use the Sync Cook function to mirror the settings on both baskets.

Cooking two entirely different dishes? The Sync Finish function automatically adjusts the timing so both baskets finish at the exact same time.

Yes, the dual-basket design allows you to cook different foods simultaneously while using separate settings.

This can be useful for preparing complete meals without needing to cook in multiple batches.

Preheating is not always required, but it may help improve cooking consistency for certain recipes. If needed, preheat the air fryer for a few minutes before cooking.

The air fryer baskets and crisper plates can be cleaned with warm water, mild soap, and a non-abrasive sponge. We recommend cleaning the baskets after each use to remove food residue and grease. The exterior and heating elements can be wiped down as needed. We recommend allowing the appliance to cool completely before cleaning. For detailed cleaning instructions, refer to your air fryer's user manual or our guide on how to clean and maintain your air fryer.

Yes, frozen foods can be cooked in either or both baskets. Cooking time and temperature may vary depending on the type and quantity of food.

Yes, aluminum foil can generally be used in an air fryer, but it should be done so carefully. The foil should not block airflow or cover the entire basket, as proper air circulation is important for cooking performance.

We recommend keeping the foil secured and avoid placing it too close to the heating elements.

Always follow the guidelines in your user manual for safe use. For best results, use aluminum foil only when appropriate for the recipe and ensure that food is placed securely on top.