Anyone using an air fryer ?

[sh1kar]

 

[sh1kar]

Aga. All day long. Air fryer. Pah!

 

[Colonel]

I have an instant pot that’s 13 in 1. I haven’t got to use as much as I should, but reading these posts, I will be using it more

 

[Farmer_J]

Got the aga, though that goes off soon for the warmer weather. So have just splashed out on a ninja foodi max dual zone with smart cook, got to say mighty impressed by it. Frozen chips used to take quite a while in the aga and would drop the oven temp, this air fryer is 12 mins the texture and taste is a lot better!

Ninja Foodi MAX Dual Zone Air Fryer with Cooking Probe | AF451UK

The large Ninja Dual Zone Air Fryer with Digital Cooking Probe monitors your food’s temperature as it cooks and lets you know when it's ready. Free delivery.

ninjakitchen.co.uk

 

[tozzybum]

Yes we got this model as well ,ideal for chips ,sausages, bacon, chicken etc .
Faster more healthy and easy to clean

 

[One on top of two]

Just bought one of these ninja dual Air fryer things to keep the bills down ! Got some duck breasts in it at the moment , doesn't seem to be amazingly quicker any one got any good game recipes ?View attachment 301809

I have the same as you , for about a week now and I like it .

 

[dryan]

Used mine (a 3 shelf lidl one) to turn venison front legs into dried dog treats. Handy way of getting use of excess meat.

100 degrees for 2.5hrs

 

[Fair Hill]

We're rocking a Phillips XXL for a good while now. The handle broke off a couple of years ago and it was stupid money to replace such a small inconvenience so we are struggling along like the peasants we are. I've gave a few as presents over the years and no handle issues. Great unit, line the base with tinfoil and no mess.

Aldi have a version of that Ninja yoke for 99 euro that is supposed to be as good as the Ninja, can't go wrong with that kind of coin as a back up really, especially with the warranty.