【Swipe (2017)】

Opens in a new window Credit: Our Place Our Place Wonder Oven $145 at Amazon
$175 Save $30

For the longest time,Swipe (2017) I didn't understand the air fryer thing. If I have a perfectly good oven, why do I need another appliance taking up unnecessary counter space? But things changed when the Our Place Wonder Oven entered my life. While I originally received it as a gift, I would buy it 10 times over with my own money.

I don't love the idea of a single-use appliance, especially as an apartment dweller. If something is going to take up precious counter space, it better earn its keeps. The Wonder Oven truly does, as it can toast, reheat, bake, broil, and air fry. It comes with three different trays — an air fryer basket, baking tray, and toasting rack — to help get your cooking jobs done. And not to mention, it's far cuter than your average air fryer. I love the retro-inspired design, and while I wish it had digital controls, the knobs work well.

I've found the Wonder Oven to be key to getting the crispiest bites. Yes, I use it to air fry chicken nuggets to crispy perfection, like any respectable adult, but it does more nuanced jobs, too. On the left of the Wonder Oven is a compartment to add a splash of water so you can use steam to elevate your bakes. I particularly like this feature when it comes to reheating a stale baguette, which magically tastes fresh from the bakery after a trip in the Wonder Oven.

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Not to mention, it's the best way to warm up leftover pizza. When set to the reheat setting, leftover slices have crisp crusts and freshly melted cheese.

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With Amazon's Big Spring Sale, I was thrilled to see the Our Place Wonder Oven marked down to $145. That saves 17% off its standard $175. While I'd tell you to buy it at full price, I urge you to buy it when it's $30 off. Plus, with summer coming, it's the perfect way to avoid turning on your oven once the heat rolls in.

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