Airfryer recommendation

[Mark A]

I have a Cosori 10l dual and would definitely recommend it. I was also an airfryerlet until I got it and now I hardly ever use my oven. Its just so much faster, convenient and makes the food a lot crispier.

The dual compartments are well worth paying a bit extra for over a single compartment. Being able to cook two things at once with different temps and timings is a game changer. You can also remove the divider to cook larger things.

 

[Reuben klang]

What about issues regarding non stick and plastics used?

Ninja crisp is glass so don't have any of those issues - although pretty much all food and water now is basically filled with micro plastics etc

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I've got a ninja crisp, duel drawer and one of their max pressure cooker things that can be used as an AF as well.

Crisp is best as you can see the food and use the container as storage (or even a bowl). The only thing I will say that's bloody annoying is when you lift off the lid to mix it and place it back you have to press the button for it to continue whereas the drawers you just shove them back in and away it goes.

The crisp one is also easier to clean because it's glass - although I always just chuck it in the dishy.

I went on their site to get a link - Ninja Crispi (although I paid less than £100!) and noticed they have a bigger and dare I say better one as you can do a full chicken in it! Crispi pro

 

[koolpc]

Thanks. Still looking at various ones. So many out there!!

 

[aVdub]

About the only time we use our oven now is for pizza and jacket tatties. I still can't get jackets to be proper crispy with the microwave/air fryer route.

I've been cutting the pizza in half the rare times I have one and air frying in the Ninja Foodi.

We have mostly bought into Ninja, but also own an Instant Pot air fry/pressure cooker and an Dreo.

All get their use weekly and sometimes nearly all at the same time.