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Air fryers - any recommendations?

PrincessFionaPrincessFiona
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Sorry, boring topic but does anyone have any recommendations or products to avoid? Which? Best Buy gets mixed reviews
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  • Covered EndCovered End
    No idea, but I have to say I'd never heard of them.

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Air_fryer
  • Eddie FirmaniEddie Firmani
    PrincessFiona said:

    Sorry, boring topic but does anyone have any recommendations or products to avoid? Which? Best Buy gets mixed reviews

    I've got a Phillips. Don't know the model number but it's got an electronic display. Got nothing to compare it against, but it's been fine.
  • North Lower NeilNorth Lower Neil
    Eddie Firmani said:

    PrincessFiona said:

    Sorry, boring topic but does anyone have any recommendations or products to avoid? Which? Best Buy gets mixed reviews

    I've got a Phillips. Don't know the model number but it's got an electronic display. Got nothing to compare it against, but it's been fine.
    Ditto here, it's been fine.

    Any recommendations for stuff to do in it? Has mainly been used for chips/sweet potato chips so far.
  • shine166shine166
    North Lower Neil said:

    Eddie Firmani said:

    PrincessFiona said:

    Sorry, boring topic but does anyone have any recommendations or products to avoid? Which? Best Buy gets mixed reviews

    I've got a Phillips. Don't know the model number but it's got an electronic display. Got nothing to compare it against, but it's been fine.
    Ditto here, it's been fine.

    Any recommendations for stuff to do in it? Has mainly been used for chips/sweet potato chips so far.
    Anything you would cook in a normal fryer :)
  • cafcdave123cafcdave123
    We have a Phillips one

    http://www.tesco.com/direct/philips-hd9220-air-fryer-black/210-5861.prd

    Great for most things you fry/do in the oven.

    Great for frozen samosas, spring rolls etc
  • North Lower NeilNorth Lower Neil
    shine166 said:

    North Lower Neil said:

    Eddie Firmani said:

    PrincessFiona said:

    Sorry, boring topic but does anyone have any recommendations or products to avoid? Which? Best Buy gets mixed reviews

    I've got a Phillips. Don't know the model number but it's got an electronic display. Got nothing to compare it against, but it's been fine.
    Ditto here, it's been fine.

    Any recommendations for stuff to do in it? Has mainly been used for chips/sweet potato chips so far.
    Anything you would cook in a normal fryer :)
    I've never used a deep fat fryer in my life! Got by with the microwave, the oven and the hob.
  • BedsaddickBedsaddick
    North Lower Neil said:

    shine166 said:

    North Lower Neil said:

    Eddie Firmani said:

    PrincessFiona said:

    Sorry, boring topic but does anyone have any recommendations or products to avoid? Which? Best Buy gets mixed reviews

    I've got a Phillips. Don't know the model number but it's got an electronic display. Got nothing to compare it against, but it's been fine.
    Ditto here, it's been fine.

    Any recommendations for stuff to do in it? Has mainly been used for chips/sweet potato chips so far.
    Anything you would cook in a normal fryer :)
    I've never used a deep fat fryer in my life! Got by with the microwave, the oven and the hob.
    it's not a deep fat fryer . It uses a tablespoon of oil .
  • North Lower NeilNorth Lower Neil
    Bedsaddick said:

    North Lower Neil said:

    shine166 said:

    North Lower Neil said:

    Eddie Firmani said:

    PrincessFiona said:

    Sorry, boring topic but does anyone have any recommendations or products to avoid? Which? Best Buy gets mixed reviews

    I've got a Phillips. Don't know the model number but it's got an electronic display. Got nothing to compare it against, but it's been fine.
    Ditto here, it's been fine.

    Any recommendations for stuff to do in it? Has mainly been used for chips/sweet potato chips so far.
    Anything you would cook in a normal fryer :)
    I've never used a deep fat fryer in my life! Got by with the microwave, the oven and the hob.
    it's not a deep fat fryer . It uses a tablespoon of oil .
    I know mate, was replying to the comment to use it for anything I'd deep fat fry.
  • ShootersHillGuruShootersHillGuru
    Are they any good though ?
  • North Lower NeilNorth Lower Neil
    ShootersHillGuru said:

    Are they any good though ?

    Works very well for homemade chips.
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  • BedsaddickBedsaddick
    North Lower Neil said:

    Bedsaddick said:

    North Lower Neil said:

    shine166 said:

    North Lower Neil said:

    Eddie Firmani said:

    PrincessFiona said:

    Sorry, boring topic but does anyone have any recommendations or products to avoid? Which? Best Buy gets mixed reviews

    I've got a Phillips. Don't know the model number but it's got an electronic display. Got nothing to compare it against, but it's been fine.
    Ditto here, it's been fine.

    Any recommendations for stuff to do in it? Has mainly been used for chips/sweet potato chips so far.
    Anything you would cook in a normal fryer :)
    I've never used a deep fat fryer in my life! Got by with the microwave, the oven and the hob.
    it's not a deep fat fryer . It uses a tablespoon of oil .
    I know mate, was replying to the comment to use it for anything I'd deep fat fry.
    No problem.
  • MortimericianMortimerician
    Funny enough, after a bit of research I got a duronic. Just had its first run out, lovely rosemary wedges with one teaspoon of oil. Very impressed.
  • tangoflashtangoflash
    I'll get one when Lidl start selling them for £30..............
  • SheffieldRedSheffieldRed

    Are these inferior to traditional fryers when it comes to things like fish done in batter?
  • DippenhallDippenhall
    We still use those big old fashioned box shaped things with a door that we called an oven.
  • MortimericianMortimerician
    SheffieldRed said:


    Are these inferior to traditional fryers when it comes to things like fish done in batter?

    I'd think it wouldn't be quite as nice, though if you're not a fan of greasy food it might be better. The trade off is using no oil
  • BedsaddickBedsaddick
    SheffieldRed said:


    Are these inferior to traditional fryers when it comes to things like fish done in batter?

    Depends on the size i think. They aren't very big.
  • shine166shine166
    Dippenhall said:

    We still use those big old fashioned box shaped things with a door that we called an oven.

    Not sure how much cooking you do, but a fryer and over do different things
  • DippenhallDippenhall
    shine166 said:

    Dippenhall said:

    We still use those big old fashioned box shaped things with a door that we called an oven.

    Not sure how much cooking you do, but a fryer and over do different things
    Gordon Ramsey here. If I put chicken in the oven without any oil what does an air fryer do different to the oven?

    You can't fry battered fish in an air fryer any more than you can in an oven, the batter would just run off before it set, you can only coat it with a dry mix like breadcrumbs.
  • shine166shine166
    Dippenhall said:

    shine166 said:

    Dippenhall said:

    We still use those big old fashioned box shaped things with a door that we called an oven.

    Not sure how much cooking you do, but a fryer and over do different things
    Gordon Ramsey here. If I put chicken in the oven without any oil what does an air fryer do different to the oven?

    You can't fry battered fish in an air fryer any more than you can in an oven, the batter would just run off before it set, you can only coat it with a dry mix like breadcrumbs.

    It frys it with air ;)

    I googled recipes lastnight and it looks like fried fish comes out just perfect

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  • shine166shine166
    Tbh I'm not sure why I care enough to be posting here lol
  • DippenhallDippenhall
    Dippenhall said:

    shine166 said:

    Dippenhall said:

    We still use those big old fashioned box shaped things with a door that we called an oven.

    Not sure how much cooking you do, but a fryer and over do different things
    Gordon Ramsey here. If I put chicken in the oven without any oil what does an air fryer do different to the oven? You

    You can't fry battered fish in an air fryer any more than you can in an oven, the batter would just run off before it set, you can only coat it with a dry mix like breadcrumbs.
    shine166 said:

    Tbh I'm not sure why I care enough to be posting here lol

    I was just looking for an argument :smile:
  • ShootersHillGuruShootersHillGuru
    Seven years since this was live. Are they any good ? 
  • The Red RobinThe Red Robin
    We’ve got a Ninja multicooker. Does it all. Air fryer, slow cooker, you can make yoghurts, steam food etc. Worth the money
  • T_C_ET_C_E
    Just bought one of these, great bit of kit. 
  • CheshireAddickCheshireAddick
    Have a Ninja, fantastic, you can air fry, grill, bake, casserole boil just about anything.
  • The Red RobinThe Red Robin
    CheshireAddick said:
    Have a Ninja, fantastic, you can air fry, grill, bake, casserole boil just about anything.
    This is the one
  • LincsaddickLincsaddick
    Ninja Dual Zone .. two separate 'ovens/fryers' .. does what an oven does in half the time .. as seen on TV

    https://youtu.be/h9DWH3Vrgxo
  • ShootersHillGuruShootersHillGuru
    Where are you ninja owners finding the recipes ?
  • LincsaddickLincsaddick
    ShootersHillGuru said:
    Where are you ninja owners finding the recipes ?
    basic recipe book comes with the cooker .. and there are a million (at least lol) air fryer recipe books .. look on our friend Amazon
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