Recommendation Airfryer

willemite · by **willemite** » Sat Jun 12, 2021 1:37 pm

Hi can any recommend a make of an air fryer please. Thank you

Jonnno · by **Jonnno** » Sat Jun 12, 2021 2:32 pm

Don't bother. I had 1 for 2 years, never got hang of it.

suzi wong · by **suzi wong** » Sat Jun 12, 2021 2:40 pm

We use a Tefal actifry,use it all the time instead of deep frying,much healthier.

dr doolittle · by **dr doolittle** » Sat Jun 12, 2021 4:16 pm

I have a Morphy Richards, got it second hand, it had only been used once, I love it can do loads of stuff in it would recommend them.

KarenCouzens · by **KarenCouzens** » Sat Jun 12, 2021 5:41 pm

I have large Breville one. I virtually cook every meal in it. It will even cook part baked bread. I make lasagne, cauliflower cheese. Roast dinners. All meat & roasted vegetables.
Personally I don't think the upright small dish versions are very good as you can't cook a meal for two in them

nannyabroad · by **nannyabroad** » Sat Jun 12, 2021 5:50 pm

Tefal actifry perfect, and does lovely roasted veg, potatoes etc, had two. No need to take the drawer out and shake.

Graham_Lynn · by **Graham_Lynn** » Sat Jun 12, 2021 6:11 pm

I’ve got a Tower one and it’s used four or five times a week. Use it for chips, baked potatoes, roasted veg, sausages, bacon, burgers, chicken, fish, making cakes, pies, crumbles etc etc. Think of it as a small oven, ideal capacity for cooking for two and more economical than switching on the main cooker. Even back in the U.K. it was safe enough, because of the timer and easy enough to be used by “starving” teenagers, even if all they cooked was stuff out of the freezer. I used to have a Tefal Actifry when it first came out it was very rarely used, never got past the sausage and chips stage.
Lynn

Babu · by **Babu** » Sat Jun 12, 2021 7:30 pm

We have just bought our 2nd Actifry, our 1st lasted 10 years. We did try one of the cheaper "drawer type" ones but found chips etc. didn't brown all round like actifry does as it has the paddle to turn the contents continuously . . .

KarenCouzens · by **KarenCouzens** » Sun Jun 13, 2021 12:01 am

Graham_Lynn wrote:I’ve got a Tower one and it’s used four or five times a week. Use it for chips, baked potatoes, roasted veg, sausages, bacon, burgers, chicken, fish, making cakes, pies, crumbles etc etc. Think of it as a small oven, ideal capacity for cooking for two and more economical than switching on the main cooker. Even back in the U.K. it was safe enough, because of the timer and easy enough to be used by “starving” teenagers, even if all they cooked was stuff out of the freezer. I used to have a Tefal Actifry when it first came out it was very rarely used, never got past the sausage and chips stage.
Lynn

Rads · by **Rads** » Sun Jun 13, 2021 8:39 am

I have a Philips, had it four years now. Excellent.

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