The 2021 Black Friday Deals Thread
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Soldato
Better to go for a multi cooker like one of these...
https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B08XC4J...olid=28FH3E2RPF3AL&psc=1&ref_=lv_ov_lig_dp_it
Soldato
grabbed a dyson v11 absolute, very boring purchase but I've fancied one for a while.
don't rly need anything this year, but I'll have a browse around anyway.
don't rly need anything this year, but I'll have a browse around anyway.
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Absolute rubbish. I have cooked pizza in it. Naans. Vegetables. Pies. Pakora.
FYI this guy uses Cosori air fryer which is half the price of the phillips, larger and easier to clean
Caporegime
God sake guys now I'm looking at air friers.... lol
Soldato
You will be assimilated. Resistance is futile.
Dude, you might want to take that down. This is a family friendly forum and that melted cheese toastie definitely is NSFW.
I'll have a look
There's only two of us and always seems a waste half time putting whole oven on just for a few hash browns or something
Soldato
Damn this thread, just bought a Ninja Dual Zone Max air fryer with the 10% off discount posted here
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I'm dyslexic, I've just bought myself this.
That is a very cool hair fryer
You know what's a bigger waste? Buying an entirely separate product to do the same thing
jumping into video 2 it's a pizza Jim, but not as we know it - doorstep of stodge,
a real oven, a £10 pizza stone, with some heat capacity, produces something decent ...
and while the oven is on you can do a few baked potatoes, and, some pudding once you drop the temperature.
a real oven, a £10 pizza stone, with some heat capacity, produces something decent ...
and while the oven is on you can do a few baked potatoes, and, some pudding once you drop the temperature.
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I buy the thin bases from the supermarket they fit perfectly in the cosori
https://groceries.asda.com/product/...ssman-2-flame-baked-pizza-bases/1000288781439
Them and then I stick all my ingredients on and into the air fryer.
I have a ooni for proper pizza which destroys a pizza stone in a conventional oven. The idea of an air fryer is saving time. Heating a massive oven takes longer, uses more electric and therefore uses up more of your own time and money in the long run. They are also better than ovens for many different things like chicken wings, fries, marinated chicken, etc. Like I said if I want to take my time I use an ooni.
Soldato
Just treated myself to a duvet cover set and an occasional chair from made.com, both discounted plus free delivery, saved about £80 in total with a first time order discount also of £10.
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Like I say it's for speed and convenience more than anything else. I have only got the Lloyds Grossman type once. I got these at the weekend as they are on offer at waitrose.
https://www.waitrose.com/ecom/produ...V_Cclg0vAFApM8VHOyxoCcmQQAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds
Both were pretty good tbh. I think Lloyds edges it for speed though as it can be chucked in the air fryer. Majority of the flavour comes from topping in a pizza made in a home oven not the base unlike an ooni where the flavour comes from every part of the pizza including the smoke and flames.