Joule oven air fryer proHave you often wished that your oven temperature could be controlled through an app just like the temperature in your home? With everything going smart these days, it’s no surprise that Breville has joined in with their cooking appliances. The Joule Oven Air Fryer Pro is a high-end 2-in-1 air fryer and oven that can make cooking for family, friends, and any holiday gatherings easier and hassle-free. Keep reading to find out some of its cool features and how you can enter for a chance to win it for your kitchen.

Cook confidently with Autopilot technology

Croissant Autopilot flight planBaking is exciting. I always anticipate the moment I get to open the oven door and look at how my creation turned out. But sometimes the dismay at discovering that your pastry or chicken is unevenly cooked on the inside is … crushing. The Joule makes it easy to avoid that awful feeling with its Autopilot feature.

Autopilot is available through the Joule: Sous Vide by ChefSteps app, which you can connect to the Joule via Wi-Fi. From steak to flan to corn, and much more, the app itself contains video recipes, step-by-step instructions, and tips for you to start cooking your dish of choice. It’s fantastic for amateur cooks because the recipes also include presets or “flight plans” that leave the little details to the smart oven instead of leaving them up to you. For example, if a recipe requires different levels or types of heat, Autopilot will automatically increase or decrease the temperature in the Joule. That means, you won’t have to remember to do it manually. Need to broil your veggies in the oven for the last five minutes of baking? There’s now an app for that.

How does the Joule manage to do all this you ask? The Joule uses a special temperature controller and smart algorithms that work together to ensure that the six quartz heating elements it houses are always delivering precisely measured heat that smoothly transitions to different temperatures at the right time. The technology does all this to ensure that your food is cooked as evenly as possible.

Bank on the Breville brand

As Rae, who reviewed the Joule on our English blog, echoes, Breville is a top-notch brand that consistently creates small kitchen appliances designed not only to make their customers’ lives easy but also to make the whole process of creation more fun by providing tips, recipes, and demonstrations. So if you enjoy learning and want to feel more confident and capable in the kitchen, Breville’s appliances make every cent worth it.

 

How to enter

Entering this contest is easy and you can enter in two different ways.

  1. In a comment below, tell us what food or baked good you would first try making in the Joule that you’ve never tried before.
  2. Visit the Breville Joule product page on bestbuy.ca and scroll through the images to find the 13 Smart Presets available as shown in the blurred image on the right. Then return here, and in a comment below, tell us which preset you’d find the most helpful in your day-to-day life.

What you can win

At the end of this contest, we will randomly draw one winner from all eligible entries to win a new Breville Joule Oven Air Fryer Pro.

This contest runs from October 13th to October 27th.

Remember you can enter in two different ways for a maximum of two entries. The Joule is a fantastic appliance for the holidays so make sure to share this contest with the home cooks in your life so they can have a chance to win too.

Win Breville’s Joule Oven Air Fryer Pro Contest Rules and Regulations

Good luck!

Mahima Bhagwat
Mahima Bhagwat
Mahima is an editor at Best Buy Canada. She likes to watch sci-fi, supernatural, horror, and comedy TV shows and movies, and plays video games in her free time. When not avidly consuming content, she pursues her passion for storytelling by editing books and short stories, specializing in speculative fiction.

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  18. I think as a busy family the reheat function will be just efficient for us and the capability to use my phone- and noter on my husband to remember!! the air fryer option for sure with our morning egg bites but also the ability to roast! I think the ability for one machine to do so much is incredible and will be such a game changer for my cooking that our family of 4 boys will be wanting more of the foodstuff. I also think its going ro help the boys learn some cooking skilsl themselves as the unit won”t seem so intimidating once we are all familiarized
    Please know we will all be willing to post our Cooking adventures on instagram

  19. I’ve never owned an air fryer before or even have the luxury of trying one yet. I want to find a healthier alternative to frying my food. So I would definitely be using the air fry setting for most of my cooking (which would be a of chicken)

  20. I LOVE air frying chicken wings, chicken legs and thighs. They are super easy to make using an air fryer and are usually my go to so definitely the Air Fry option to make cooking a breeze

  22. I would try making tarts as I just started watching the Greta Canadian baking show. I would use the brook feature most often since I love a nice crunch to my food

  30. I think as a baker I would find the bake preset the most helpful in my day-to-day life. I’ve never used an air fryer so it would be interesting to try out the different features.

  31. I’ve never used on one of these before. I think I’d try making croissants. Something I’ve always wanted to try baking and never have.

  40. I’d like to say I’d use Air Fry most often for healthier foods, but truthfully I’d probably use Pizza the most.

  41. I’d use the bake or cookies settings a lot. .

    I’ve done prefrozen french fires in my small air fryer but never tried doing Potato Skins from raw potatoes.. And I really like those with four cream bacon and chives.

  42. I’ve done prefrozen french fires in my small air fryer but never tried doing Potato Skins from raw potatoes.. And I really like those with four cream bacon and chives..

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