Air Fryer

I'm considering one too. What's the clean up like- that's one reason I rarely deep fry, for the tiny portion for me it's not worth all the clean up.

We use ours for a lot, I enjoy the crunch! We use it mostly for homemade/frozen fries since we're a family of four, but have done wings, porkchops, and a few other larger things, but can only do those one/a few at a time. Would be excellent for a single or couple! Clean up is easy, I find you use even less dishes then when you throw something in the oven

I have one....no longer use it - if I want chips/fries I want the real thing not some dried up ones it is good for stir frying veg though!

My wife bought a GoWise 3.7 that was a very good deal. $60 or so. We've used it several times with good results. For best results, though it isn't truly fat free cooking. Just about every source on line recommends spraying a small amount of oil to enhance crisping. Wings, fries, etc. have been satisfactorily crisp. As I said, she got a good deal but that's balanced against the fact that it isn't large enough to cook things like a turkey breast. At least I haven't found one small enough to fit. So if you can get a larger one at a decent cost, I would recommend it.

Also a lot of chicken...if I roll on breadcrumbs or wings.

For me another great feature is minimal mess...and dishwasher safe.

I've had one for over a year. It's really simple to use and easy to clean. I've cooked chicken breast, steak, split whole chickens, chicken breast snitzel, eggs-done in a quiche/scrambled style, salmon etc. It can be used for so much more than fries which is great. Get the largest size you can find for your budget. Some items may require a light olive oil spray, most don't, it's a personal preference thing really. It also uses less electricity than an oven and doesn't make the house hot in summer!