Philips Airfryer - anyone have?

Does it vent it out specifically?

Does make me wonder if I could achieve similar with the oven or just my air fryer.

I assume it’s at super low temp the air fryer and most ovens don’t conventionally do?
Has an excellent venting function. Dehydration is default at 70c and 8 hours. You can amend.
 
Anyone ever use this, better than Air fryer as we know?


R1899 at Game
 
Anyone ever use this, better than Air fryer as we know?


R1899 at Game
Think it was covered earlier in the thread that no one has stock at the low price
 
Airfryer fest on onedayonly
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Anyone ever use this, better than Air fryer as we know?


R1899 at Game
Looks interesting, lots of positive reviews on Takealot.
 
Jinne 110 pages, tl;dr

Can anyone recommend an air fryer for making slap chips at home using the frozen packets from supermarkets? @Iamn0tageek and I are both looking

Which model is easy to clean, coz we're lazy

Takealot links preferably, Thanx
 
Jinne 110 pages, tl;dr

Can anyone recommend an air fryer for making slap chips at home using the frozen packets from supermarkets? @Iamn0tageek and I are both looking

Which model is easy to clean, coz we're lazy

Takealot links preferably, Thanx

Its in the thread title. Philips or GTFO.

This one is the way to go. Goes on special for R2200 to R2500 frequently.

If its just for chips then the smaller one will be sufficient. But rather go for the XL, once you start with chips you will want to do everything else in it as well
 
Its in the thread title. Philips or GTFO.

This one is the way to go. Goes on special for R2200 to R2500 frequently.

If its just for chips then the smaller one will be sufficient. But rather go for the XL, once you start with chips you will want to do everything else in it as well
lies. dna is where it's at.
 
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