How does Air Fryer food taste?
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ClubSilencio
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I'm thinking of getting an air fryer so I can eat more fries without feeling bad about myself.
Sounds too good to be true though.
Does anyone here have one and what dishes do you make with it?
Sounds too good to be true though.
Does anyone here have one and what dishes do you make with it?
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Isn't that just like a toaster countertop oven? I read that in one review.
You can't fry with air - ask any engineer.
Walmart sells some fries that have lower fats. Just BAKE them in the oven.0 -
I agree with just baking them in the oven. Drizzle with a little olive oil and throw them in. So yummy!0
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i love my air fry!
(eating air fry root veg chips while typing)0 -
I'm not so sure. These look more appealing than a boring oven.
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I like these.......
But, yeah I've wondered about these air fryers too0 -
We've had one for about a year and cook pretty much every kind of food in it. It makes the absolute best chicken wings, good fries (hand-cut ones from actual potatoes tossed with some spices are best). The way it moves the air around the food actually does make things really crisp. It's also actually really good at cooking meat so it's juicy in the middle but fully cooked.
I'd highly recommend the Phillips ones.0 -
@clubsilencio I've been looking at one for a while too. This website gives a really good explanation of the outcome of things she's cooked in it. Things I've Cooked In The Philips Airfryer1
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I like these.......
But, yeah I've wondered about these air fryers too
Yeah, I like their sweet potato fries. Would be cool to make my own fries though with less fat and seasonings of my choosing. I just hate how you have to flip each fry over in the middle of cooking. With the air fryer it looks like I can simply take out the tray, toss them, and put it back in.0 -
We've had one for about a year and cook pretty much every kind of food in it. It makes the absolute best chicken wings, good fries (hand-cut ones from actual potatoes tossed with some spices are best). The way it moves the air around the food actually does make things really crisp. It's also actually really good at cooking meat so it's juicy in the middle but fully cooked.
I'd highly recommend the Phillips ones.
Thanks for your account. Didn't expect to hear someone cook chicken wings in one of these things.0 -
JanetYellen wrote: »Isn't that just like a toaster countertop oven? I read that in one review.
You can't fry with air - ask any engineer.
Walmart sells some fries that have lower fats. Just BAKE them in the oven.
Only an engineer, or someone close to one, would be that nitpicky. I know, I'm married to one2 -
Queenmunchy wrote: »@clubsilencio I've been looking at one for a while too. This website gives a really good explanation of the outcome of things she's cooked in it. Things I've Cooked In The Philips Airfryer
Thank you for that. I watched a demo on the Williams-Sonoma Youtube channel and the video had a surprising amount of dislikes. Made me wonder what the deal is with these air fryers.0 -
All that stuff can be made in your oven.0
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ClubSilencio wrote: »
Dang it. Now I want one too. You can be the guinea pig and report back to us, okay?0 -
I've never even heard of an air fryer, but I'm intrigued. So is it pretty much the same concept as a convection oven? Because I have a convection oven - I've been meaning to learn how to use it...0
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I never heard of it either but I am also interested now!0
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Made homemade oven-baked fries this weekend and my boyfriend said they were the best he's ever eaten. Super easy. Cut yellow potatoes into fry slices (sorry, don't know the technical term), throw into a bowl, spray with 0-calorie canola oil spray, add salt and pepper and toss in the bowl. Bake in the oven at 425° for 35 minutes (I made thick cut fries, skinnier ones probably wouldn't take as long).0
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My family finds that it works better for fries (crispier) than the oven, using a small amount of oil. We've also cooked pork chops, chicken, and fish successfully. I don't mind oven fries, I just find that it's hard to get them crispy and not dried out.0
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It is a small convection oven. Unlike a regular oven, I believe air fryers have a fan in them.0
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I sometimes make fries in the air fryer. Some sweet potato with paprika and garlic seasoning. Delish.0
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