What are some healthy late night snacks I can make in my Airfryer??

[Anonymous No.18671559]

I just bought one of these and I'm trying to figure out how to maximize my money with this thing...

Can I cook shit like birdseye with it?? What are some good, healthy, late night snacks I can make with this bad boy

[Anonymous No.18671569]

>i just bought thing
>tell me how to use it!

[Anonymous No.18671575]

>>18671569
Yes?

[Anonymous No.18671581]

>>18671575
read the instruction booklet that came with the product

[Anonymous No.18671584]

>>18671581
It didn't come with a book. Also there's no plug to plug it in. The guy I bought it from on marketplace said he would email it but I never got the email.

[Anonymous No.18671585]

>>18671584
and what have you learned from this little episode?

[Anonymous No.18671587]

>>18671581
I know how to turn it on dipshit... I'm asking for ideas on what to cook with it on a cooking forum

you stupid beta trying to start a argumenet because your life sucks motherfucker

[Anonymous No.18671590]

>>18671559
>Can I cook shit like birdseye with it??
no

[Anonymous No.18671592]

>>18671587
it's a fryer. you fry stuff with it.

[Anonymous No.18671598]

>>18671559
It's an oven for college students living a one-room marketed as a fryer

[Anonymous No.18671609]

air fry vegetables in it

[Anonymous No.18671624]

>>18671559
a whole turkey heh

[Anonymous No.18671795]

the best experience i've had with mine is roasting onions and tomatoes in it together, doused in vegetable oil and salt. i just left it on for like an hour and they came out so good it's absurd. i could almost just eat those on their own now.

[Anonymous No.18671799]

>>18671587
Buddy my 15 year old brother figured this thing out for himself

[Anonymous No.18671802]

>>18671799
Oh, and ive had it for a year and a half so make that 13 years old

[Anonymous No.18671805]

For me, its the chickpea! (I moved on to using dried chickpeas and soaking them overnight for 24 hours before slow cooking them for 8 hours.

[Anonymous No.18671817]

>>18671559
every time you see an airfryer at someone's home you can tell immediately that they're extremely low IQ

[Anonymous No.18671828]

>>18671817
what makes the ownership of an air fryer indicative of having a low iq?

[Anonymous No.18671837]

>>18671795
based.
i just put one onion in it for 1 hour. it comes out so delicious, and uses less power than the oven

[Anonymous No.18671852]

>>18671598
Literally this. I got scammed.

[Anonymous No.18671857]

>>18671828
it's a useless waste of space for lazy retards that fall for the dumbest marketing speech (usually women)

[Anonymous No.18671875]

even the term air fryer is laughable. it's just a mini oven. something you already have but smaller while still taking up plenty of space for no reason and looking ugly

[Anonymous No.18672011]

>>18671875
Actually a mini convection oven.
The reasonable and smart version to own is the air fryer/toaster oven/mini oven combo.
I don't own/use a microwave, nor toaster, so it's only taking up what would be that real estate. I hardly use the large oven anymore, except for large items, saving on electric bills.
Making fresh French fries is great, Corndogs, breaded vegetables, baking a couple potatoes.
These single use, oversized air fryers are weak though.

[Anonymous No.18673268]

>>18671559
I'm sensing a lot of air fryer hate here on ck.
it's too bad they fear the countertop cookery.

[Anonymous No.18673287]

>>18673268
it's unhealthy if you cook certain shit in it, I think, usually things that are both high in protein and fat, which triggers a chemical reaction that makes the food toxic

otherwise you should be good to go, and yeah I don't get the hate, I'm not a chef I just want passable food I can make quickly I'm a busy guy

[Anonymous No.18673711]

>>18673287
>usually things that are both high in protein and fat, which triggers a chemical reaction that makes the food toxic
so chicken wings wrapped in bacon should be ok?

[Anonymous No.18673721]

I want to try water chestnuts, shrimp, dates, scallops, etc wrapped in bacon in the air fryer once I get it.
where does the grease go?

[Anonymous No.18673809]

Air fried sweet potato chips maybe.

[Anonymous No.18673818]

>>18671857
I mainly used mine for reheating leftovers, especially fried leftovers.

When I reheat fried chicken in it, it's practically as good as it was before.

[Anonymous No.18673875]

>>18671624

[Anonymous No.18673908]

>>18671817
You say this, but bongs tend to have them because they are poorer than burgers, yet the average bong has 2 more IQ points than the average burger.

[Anonymous No.18674234]

>>18671559
>What are some good, healthy, late night snacks I can make with this bad boy

cut potatoe into wedges. season them. put into air fryer. turn on airfryer. thats it.

[Anonymous No.18674462]

sun mayo