Thanks Ian, Syd is back to his mischievous self, so all good.
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Thanks Ian, Syd is back to his mischievous self, so all good.
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Originally Posted by Alex_UK
Al's new toy...it's amazing what can be done with this thing...
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Is that a fancy chip fryer Alan?Quote:
Originally Posted by mad-moon
yesQuote:
Originally Posted by Lawrence001
Have been looking at one of these ourselves, more about what else it can do, as we don’t eat that many chips.Quote:
Originally Posted by mad-moon
ive got the round ninja.. original and had it for must be a year and half.. superb thing. pressure cooking is super, but can saute, slow, airfry etc... i use it most days.
That might be a better choice, as the twin drawer seems a bit limited in uses.Quote:
Originally Posted by struth
they are often on offer on amazon on their sale days. often one in november, which is when i got mine 2 yrs ago in nov. saved 50/60 quid
Have a read up online about the foodi air fryers..There are a couple of bigger machines again than the one I've just bought...which also have a pressure cooker facility..I nearly went for the pressure cooker type, but I've got a pressure cooker and a three tier stainless steamer set, so went for the dual, little or no oil air fryer...or as one clever person expressed....a fancy chip fryer...but you can do anything from a rib eye steak to beef jerky, dried fruit and vegetables (it has a dehydrate function) or even cakes and muffins..of course, it can do chips too, baked potatoes, roast potatoes, stuffed peppers, chilli corn on the cob, fish, infact just about anything that is done in a conventional oven, but at a fraction of the time...you can even bake bread...the list goes on..Quote:
Originally Posted by rmcin626