oggicesole's Journal, 14 Apr 23

Absolutely love mine best thing ever bought xx 

I don't have one yet.  

Heather,tell me about your air frier.It’s just me and hubby usually so wouldn’t need a big one. As I work meal times have to be quick, cannot stand around watching a boiling pan. Any info appreciated  

I just bought one. I haven't mastered anything fancy yet (eg my fajitas were a disater) but its great for my staples eg fish, veg, heating up pakoras etc. It does steak very nicely. I got a Ninja dual fryer and its more than enough for two. I recommed that you buy some silicon kitchen utensils too. 

I'm with Anne, also u don't wait 20mins for the oven to heat up (money saving) iv done pork steaks 10mins chicken thighs 10mins airfryer chips 20mins, steak 5mins each side, kievs 15mins(in silicone dish) put it in set the programme crack on with something else good luck, like anne I have the ninja duo n there are 3 of us xx 

Yes, defo. no hanging about waiting for the oven to heat up. And a lot easier to clean than the oven.  

We call our air fryer Darth (because it resembles Darth Vadar's helmet). Brilliant for crisping the skin on a baked potato. Cook the potato in the microwave, then pop it in Darth for 4-5 minutes; saves 45 minutes in the oven. May the force be with you!  

Oggicesole if you buy one please advice me all advice welcome  

Thanks all,keep the air fryer info flowing in… 

For a weight loss point of view, the food sits on a rack and the oil/fat drips through away from the food so I suppose you may save calories that way.  

My partner bought our basic air fryer for about £40 and I thought, oh no, another useless gadget which will take up worktop space! We use it constantly. Well worth the money. 

Thanks Muchie.Another point in favour of the AF