Air Fryers

[Anonymous No.12017426]

What do You guys think about these meme machines?
Do you like them? Hate them? Own one? Thoughts on them? cook anything good recently with them?
Share your experiences

[Anonymous No.12017442]

seems kind of dumb
if i'm trying to be healthy i'll just not eat fries and if i want fries i'll just deep fry them

[Anonymous No.12017503]

gobble gobble heh

[Anonymous No.12017514]

>>12017426
it's just a small oven

[Anonymous No.12017593]

>>12017426
I have one and use it fairly regularly. It's excellent for healthier home made fries and I've also made chips, fried brussel sprouts, and potato chips in it

[Anonymous No.12017601]

>>12017426
Try a whole turkey, heh

[Anonymous No.12017611]

>>12017426
I liked mine when I got it as a Christmas gift since it freed up oven space and can generally cook anything but the nonstick basket started flaking after less than two months use. Not sure if I want to replace it since I wasn't rough when I cleaned it.

[Anonymous No.12017616]

>>12017426
Try a whole turkey, heh

[Anonymous No.12017621]

>>12017514
this

[Anonymous No.12017627]

>>12017426
Useful for weeknight meals when you're in a bit of a rush. I also like using mine where it reduces the amount of attention I have to give something (e.g. sausages)

[Anonymous No.12017631]

>>12017426
If you do get one of these for fries, follow these steps:

First, preheat airfryer to 400F, put a pot of water on to boil, slice up your potatoes into fries. Once pot of water reaches rolling boil, boil the fries for 4 minutes in the pot, NO MORE than that. Rinse the fries in cold water to stop it from cooking any more. Dry the fries a bit with a paper towel, being careful not to break em. Oil them up with whatever oil you prefer, I use olive oil in a mister and mist the fries. So, you're going to toss them into the airfryer when it's reached 400F and every 5 minutes, give them a hearty shake to kind of flip em around. Do this for 20 mins total, more if you want crispier fries. Once done, salt, and serve with (ketchup with a drop or two of white truffle oil mixed into it)

[Anonymous No.12017655]

>>12017426
Not bad. But anything you make with it that's supposed to be deep fried tastes better deep fried. And everything else you cook in it would probably be easier or better the traditional way of cooking it.

[Anonymous No.12017718]

>>12017616
>>12017601
based heh poster

[Anonymous No.12017822]

I use mine often. It’s great for wings

[Anonymous No.12017991]

>>12017514
>>12017621

it does use less energy than your oven though, so there's that.

[Anonymous No.12018071]

>>12017991
It’s also faster and crisps way better

[Anonymous No.12018189]

>>12017822
Oi ya fuck I have same thing bought it month ago. Use it daily p much

[Anonymous No.12018410]

I’ve had one for a year. use it for chips, yam fries, wings and tendies. pretty dope desu

[Anonymous No.12018428]

>>12018189
what

[Anonymous No.12018541]

>>12017822
how much of a pain is it to clean?

[Anonymous No.12018615]

>>12017631
Blow it out your ass

[Anonymous No.12018626]

>>12017426
I'm hearing they're basically the same thing as a convection toaster oven?

A bunch of my family members got them and I thought they seemed dumb but they managed to cook a whole bunch of stuff with them pretty well/

[Anonymous No.12018656]

>>12017822

This is the correct answer. Wings turn out amazing.

[Anonymous No.12018976]

>>12018615
Did you try the recipe?

[Anonymous No.12019000]

>>12018976
Do you think that mongoloid is going to? He get out of his chair to pay the grub hub driver though.

[Anonymous No.12019011]

>>12017426
>Pic potentially unrelated
Yeah they invented something like that decades ago with a myriad of additional features and practicalities, its called a TOASTER OVEN

[Anonymous No.12019971]

>>12017426
Pretty good for the ol' night whole turkey craving

[Anonymous No.12019983]

>>12018541
Super easy

[Anonymous No.12020132]

>>12017426
gebakken lucht

[Anonymous No.12020134]

>>12017426
heh im gay and im not sure if that matters or not

[Anonymous No.12020340]

>>12020134
Yes

[Anonymous No.12021039]

>>12017426
I've got one, and the fries come out nice and crispy. Really refreshing after eating years of shitty limp diner fries.

[Anonymous No.12021317]

>>12021039
Same. I want to try mozzarella sticks. Or, fried Babybell. Last time I tried doing it to babybell it just melted. Should I freeze it first?

[Anonymous No.12021321]

>>12017503
thanks fren

[Anonymous No.12022718]

>>12017426
Honestly it's pretty good.
Especially if you like french fries.
Hmm, maybe a whole turkey too.
First letter in every sentence.

[Anonymous No.12024257]

>>12017426
sweet potato fries everyday.
Is this really good for cooking like also chicken breasts?

[Anonymous No.12024281]

>>12024257
Yes. Chicken breast look completely shit out of it but taste fine, so if you're preparing meals that are to look good that's a bad choice but if you want just a tasty meal, it's fine.

Pic related, turkey tendies out of my air fryer at work.

[Anonymous No.12024285]

>>12017631
Fries (or more correctly; chips) are supposed to be an easy comfort food.

Why the fuck would you spend two hours cooking them?

[Anonymous No.12024297]

>>12024285
It's a troll post.

Put some frozen pre-sliced fries in the fryer. Set timer to 14-15 minutes if you want them yellow and soft, 18 minutes for crunchy brownish. Shake the basket halfway through frying so they are fried evenly on all sides.

That's all there is to it.

[Anonymous No.12024643]

I used to work at chick-fil-a. Later today I’m going to attempt to air fry a chicken breast like CFA used to deep fry. It automatically won’t be the same though because I’m going to spray with olive oil instead of peanut oil, and I can’t exactly remember what was all in the flour mixture and milk wash

[Anonymous No.12024657]

>>12017426
They work, but they're kinda dumb. A good convection toaster oven can do everything they do, plus a lot more. You'd be stupid to buy an airfryer when you could have that instead.

[Anonymous No.12026347]

>>12017426
>Buy countrertop convection oven
>Use pan that enables air flow
>Have an "Air Fryer" that far more versatile for the same price

Why buy these meme machines?

[Anonymous No.12026358]

>>12017426
Behind the times on fad devices-just started using a bread machine

[Anonymous No.12026374]

>>12026358
I need to get one of these desu