Philips Airfryer - anyone have?

We all don't have the luxury of having a Disney+ butchery near us to buy one of the 3 little pig's 1kg pork belly.
 
But on the stove you can make an omelette, not on the air fryer? Also rice, and a sauce, and pasta.
Go buy a proper airfryer and stop showing your dumbness.
 
You all do realise that this is a 137 page thread, where we can read and see examples of "even cooking" "crispiness" "rust" YouTube video's of fans sounding like a lawnmower trying to start, energy saving with statements like I had to cut my pork belly into 6 pieces and bake it in batches of 2 for hours.
^^ This guy has a Safeway
 
So SLS's "refund" form arrived. I wasn't far off when I scoffed at having to fax it through.

Dinosaurs like this really should git gut.
 
Exactly!. There is no need to cut a pork belly into strips to do it in batches ( unless of course, you are cooking a meat cut larger than the container can hold).

We found our air-fryer can easily handle a 1kg pork belly whole. Same with a Chicken up to about 1.4Kg.
The determining factor is the physical size of the roast (whatever it is).
I know this thread is about Phillips but the Instant Pot Duo Crisp air fries in a huge 8L stainess steel pot with radius of 23cm, and it comes with a multi-level basket which means it can be crammed with lots of food.

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I'm gonna try the whole pork belly thing but in the mean time I fell for this Pork Pichana I have to figure out how to cook..

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I know this thread is about Phillips but the Instant Pot Duo Crisp air fries in a huge 8L stainess steel pot with radius of 23cm, and it comes with a multi-level basket which means it can be crammed with lots of food.

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I'm gonna try the whole pork belly thing but in the mean time I fell for this Pork Pichana I have to figure out how to cook..
The review(s) I've seen on it says it is "meh" and you rather need the tools separated as it was and not an amalgamation.
 
The review(s) I've seen on it says it is "meh" and you rather need the tools separated as it was and not an amalgamation.
No sweat, but I have to confess the instant pot itself has revolutionized my cooking, I use it almost every day, but it cooks/stews meat so the airfryer compoment is the ideal addition for where browning/frying/crisping is needed.

Instant Pot also makes a standalone airfryer, which I would have considered had I not have the combo that just works for me.

Either way, back on topic..
 
No sweat, but I have to confess the instant pot itself has revolutionized my cooking, I use it almost every day, but it cooks/stews meat so the airfryer compoment is the ideal addition for where browning/frying/crisping is needed.

Instant Pot also makes a standalone airfryer, which I would have considered had I not have the combo that just works for me.

Either way, back on topic..
Instant Pot is ****ing amazing to say the least. I mean I do make a lot of decent yogurt in it.
 
I know this thread is about Phillips but the Instant Pot Duo Crisp air fries in a huge 8L stainess steel pot with radius of 23cm, and it comes with a multi-level basket which means it can be crammed with lots of food.

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I'm gonna try the whole pork belly thing but in the mean time I fell for this Pork Pichana I have to figure out how to cook..

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did you get the car head gasket cleaner with this too?
 
People forget how efficient ovens are for steaming and making a stew or curry casserole.
Steaming? Stew? Curry? Get an Instant Pot. 70% less electricity usage and done in a third of the time.
 
So you pay R3k for your Air fryer and save R3 electricity every time you use it. So you have to cook 1000 meals to break even.
Bigger problem is that plastic thing is not going to last that long.
Not much of a save then?
 
So I bought thew Frys "chicken" nuggets..

Put them in the Air Fryer...

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:sick::sick:
 
I know this thread is about Phillips but the Instant Pot Duo Crisp air fries in a huge 8L stainess steel pot with radius of 23cm, and it comes with a multi-level basket which means it can be crammed with lots of food.

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I'm gonna try the whole pork belly thing but in the mean time I fell for this Pork Pichana I have to figure out how to cook..

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There is a thread for Non-recognized "air fryers".
 
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