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Re: Air fryers
We have succumbed to the dark lord, peer pressure, whatever, my god it's good!! Why didn't I get one sooner!!!!
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Hahaha I had the same thing with a slow cooker group. I pretty much said as good as a slow cooker is, some things are just better cooked the traditional way. Size 9 up the posterior out of the group I went
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Ninja Air Fryer
Evening all
I seem to recall a thread that was extolling the virtues of air fryer's, but cant for the life of me find it !
Thinking of getting a Ninja & just wanted peoples opinions, IE best model, any better makes etc etc.
Cheers
I seem to recall a thread that was extolling the virtues of air fryer's, but cant for the life of me find it !
Thinking of getting a Ninja & just wanted peoples opinions, IE best model, any better makes etc etc.
Cheers
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We’ve got the larger dual basket one. Oven is largely redundant now - save for pizzas and roasting large joints.MaylandHammer wrote: ↑Mon May 15, 2023 7:26 pm Evening all
I seem to recall a thread that was extolling the virtues of air fryer's, but cant for the life of me find it !
Thinking of getting a Ninja & just wanted peoples opinions, IE best model, any better makes etc etc.
Cheers
Quicker, cheaper to run and healthier.
Go for it, highly doubt you’ll regret it.
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Cheers mate. Sounds like the one I was looking at (AF400UK), but there was also one that looked like a mini bbq (woodfire) ?PlaistowIron wrote: ↑Mon May 15, 2023 7:59 pm We’ve got the larger dual basket one. Oven is largely redundant now - save for pizzas and roasting large joints.
Quicker, cheaper to run and healthier.
Go for it, highly doubt you’ll regret it.
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Re: Ninja Air Fryer
Here you goMaylandHammer wrote: ↑Mon May 15, 2023 7:26 pm Evening all
I seem to recall a thread that was extolling the virtues of air fryer's, but cant for the life of me find it !
Cheers
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The woodfire is outdoor only. The AF400UK is what we have, and since having it the oven has only been on a handful of times for large joints or large pies.MaylandHammer wrote: ↑Mon May 15, 2023 8:32 pm Cheers mate. Sounds like the one I was looking at (AF400UK), but there was also one that looked like a mini bbq (woodfire) ?
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Rather than trawl through the thread, is there a recommended air fryer for under £100? It doesn’t need to be all singing all dancing. I cook for one!
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Most of the supermarket meals for one can be done in the microwavebtajim - mcfc wrote: ↑Tue May 16, 2023 12:26 pm Rather than trawl through the thread, is there a recommended air fryer for under £100? It doesn’t need to be all singing all dancing. I cook for one!
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I’m on a huge health kick after major surgery last season. I try and make everything now.Metal Hammer wrote: ↑Tue May 16, 2023 5:38 pm Most of the supermarket meals for one can be done in the microwave
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Same here -
I made my own Air Fryer out of a metal can and two bunsen burners .
It's great for beans .
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Save pasta sauce. Asda’s arrabbiata is a delight.The Old Man of Storr wrote: ↑Sun May 21, 2023 11:15 pm Same here -
I made my own Air Fryer out of a metal can and two bunsen burners .
It's great for beans .
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We've taken the air fryer plunge. We've gone with the Ninja AF400UK 9.5L £200, reduced from £250. Arrives today.
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Me too, but I must have been one of the last persons to pay £250 ! Oh well, if its as good as everyone says it should be worth itlast.caress wrote: ↑Tue May 23, 2023 7:33 am We've taken the air fryer plunge. We've gone with the Ninja AF400UK 9.5L £200, reduced from £250. Arrives today.
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As I'm the cook in the house, I've followed this thread with interest and also listened to my mum bang on about how great hers is for a while.
Finally got one over the weekend: Ninja Speedi 10-in-1 Rapid Cooker and Air Fryer ON400UK
I steam air fried new potatoes and salmon last night. My god.
Finally got one over the weekend: Ninja Speedi 10-in-1 Rapid Cooker and Air Fryer ON400UK
I steam air fried new potatoes and salmon last night. My god.
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Done the same. You lot convinced me.last.caress wrote: ↑Tue May 23, 2023 7:33 am We've taken the air fryer plunge. We've gone with the Ninja AF400UK 9.5L £200, reduced from £250. Arrives today.
Tried French fries that are awful oven baked, they came out lovely.
Tonight wife cooking a small chicken, air roasting new potatoes and having veg and gravy. Will let you know how quick it was and if nice.
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Steam the spuds first, or at the very least, part cook them.bonzosbeard wrote: ↑Wed May 31, 2023 11:23 am Done the same. You lot convinced me.
Tried French fries that are awful oven baked, they came out lovely.
Tonight wife cooking a small chicken, air roasting new potatoes and having veg and gravy. Will let you know how quick it was and if nice.