Philips Airfryer - anyone have?

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There you go 14 pieces. I can stack them better but have a life to get to.
LOL what happened to the first rule of air frying, don't crowd your food? How in the hell can that come out nice, the pieces touch each other everywhere, half of every piece will look like a boiled chicken.
This looks like a staged picture, frozen chicken with ice on it, no spices.
 
LOL what happened to the first rule of air frying, don't crowd your food? How in the hell can that come out nice, the pieces touch each other everywhere, half of every piece will look like a boiled chicken.
This looks like a staged picture, frozen chicken with ice on it, no spices.
Lol a rule you thumbsucked out of your behind.
 
LOL what happened to the first rule of air frying, don't crowd your food? How in the hell can that come out nice, the pieces touch each other everywhere, half of every piece will look like a boiled chicken.
This looks like a staged picture, frozen chicken with ice on it, no spices.
The first rule of air fry club is you don't talk about air fry club.
The second rule of air fry club is YOU DON'T TALK ABOUT AIR FRY CLUB.
 
Food can be crowded, grouped, hugged and stacked. If you want the centre pieces to be crisp on the outside and browned, you can give it a shake.

For more tips, please continue to bump this thread.

Philips Airfryers are the best and most efficient airfryers on the market.

Buy your loved ones a Philips airfryer, today. Put a smile on their faces, and bump on the tummy.

Philips.

Your partner in the kitchen.
 
Lol a rule you thumbsucked out of your behind.

Another site​

TIPS FOR COOKING IN AN AIR FRYER

I’ve been using my air fryer for years now and I’ve learned a thing or two along the way! Here are some of my favorite tips for cooking in an air fryer:

  • Always preheat your air fryer.
  • Air fryers cook more quickly. If you use a recipe that calls for a traditional oven, make sure that you decrease the time (and temperature) that you cook your food!
  • Air fryers can be loud. Don’t be alarmed if you find yours to be noisy!
  • Always cook your food in one layer unless the recipe states that stacking is okay (like in these air fryer French fries and sweet potato fries recipes)
  • Never fill an air fryer more than halfway full. This can cause uneven cooking and you can end up with half-burnt and half raw food.
  • Get that deep-fried taste you’re looking for by using a little oil. My favorite method is to use this EVO Oil Mister.

    However, don’t ever put cooking spray on your air fryer as it will damage it.
In this lady someone here posted the other day
 

Another site​

TIPS FOR COOKING IN AN AIR FRYER

I’ve been using my air fryer for years now and I’ve learned a thing or two along the way! Here are some of my favorite tips for cooking in an air fryer:

  • Always preheat your air fryer.
  • Air fryers cook more quickly. If you use a recipe that calls for a traditional oven, make sure that you decrease the time (and temperature) that you cook your food!
  • Air fryers can be loud. Don’t be alarmed if you find yours to be noisy!
  • Always cook your food in one layer unless the recipe states that stacking is okay (like in these air fryer French fries and sweet potato fries recipes)
  • Never fill an air fryer more than halfway full. This can cause uneven cooking and you can end up with half-burnt and half raw food.
  • Get that deep-fried taste you’re looking for by using a little oil. My favorite method is to use this EVO Oil Mister.

    However, don’t ever put cooking spray on your air fryer as it will damage it.
In this lady someone here posted the other day
That's not a Philip airfryer. Are we back to square one again?
 
That's not a Philip airfryer. Are we back to square one again?
You the only one back to square one, there was enough evidence already that your Philips is not even ranked in the top 5.
But if you want to be childish(like always), watch the video I posted then
 

Another site​

TIPS FOR COOKING IN AN AIR FRYER

I’ve been using my air fryer for years now and I’ve learned a thing or two along the way! Here are some of my favorite tips for cooking in an air fryer:

  • Always preheat your air fryer.
  • Air fryers cook more quickly. If you use a recipe that calls for a traditional oven, make sure that you decrease the time (and temperature) that you cook your food!
  • Air fryers can be loud. Don’t be alarmed if you find yours to be noisy!
  • Always cook your food in one layer unless the recipe states that stacking is okay (like in these air fryer French fries and sweet potato fries recipes)
  • Never fill an air fryer more than halfway full. This can cause uneven cooking and you can end up with half-burnt and half raw food.
  • Get that deep-fried taste you’re looking for by using a little oil. My favorite method is to use this EVO Oil Mister.

    However, don’t ever put cooking spray on your air fryer as it will damage it.
In this lady someone here posted the other day

I call bullshit on the cooking spray and the *always* preheat.

But I do love that you used as evidence the fact that it cooks faster…even though you disputed it throughout and have not openly admitted we were right all along.
 

Another site​

TIPS FOR COOKING IN AN AIR FRYER

I’ve been using my air fryer for years now and I’ve learned a thing or two along the way! Here are some of my favorite tips for cooking in an air fryer:

  • Always preheat your air fryer.
  • Air fryers cook more quickly. If you use a recipe that calls for a traditional oven, make sure that you decrease the time (and temperature) that you cook your food!
  • Air fryers can be loud. Don’t be alarmed if you find yours to be noisy!
  • Always cook your food in one layer unless the recipe states that stacking is okay (like in these air fryer French fries and sweet potato fries recipes)
  • Never fill an air fryer more than halfway full. This can cause uneven cooking and you can end up with half-burnt and half raw food.
  • Get that deep-fried taste you’re looking for by using a little oil. My favorite method is to use this EVO Oil Mister.

    However, don’t ever put cooking spray on your air fryer as it will damage it.
In this lady someone here posted the other day

Good day JCV,

We would like to introduce you to a wonderful product.

The Philips Airfryer. Airfryer, one word. No space for inefficiency. No space for time wasting. And no space for a 2KG whole chicken. That's right! The most efficient Airfryer on the market. The only Airfryer. The JBL of portability in the kitchen. The trumpet of JVC's. The next generation of Starship. Space. A distant memory.

Airfryer.

Philips Airfryer.

Your commander in the kitchen.

You go commando. We say fry it!

The naked truth, you say?

Yes poplap (Afrikaans for sunshine), we've got you covered.

Oil. Spray it.
Butter. Melt it.
Fat. Cover it.

Philips Airfryer. Where nothing is too much. And too little is fine as well.

You've got a small one?

No worries! Get her an XXL and she will never look down again.

Philips.

Airfryer.

Two words.

One thing.

Enjoy!
 
I call bullshit on the cooking spray and the *always* preheat.

But I do love that you used as evidence the fact that it cooks faster…even though you disputed it throughout and have not openly admitted we were right all along.
Evidence?
It will cook 1 or 2 pieces faster, only if you take preheat into account. If you have to start cooking in batches, then no, it wont be faster.
 
You the only one back to square one, there was enough evidence already that your Philips is not even ranked in the top 5.
But if you want to be childish(like always), watch the video I posted then
I already posted a link where it's number one... You conveniently choose to ignore that. Got halfway through the video. Waste of time. She prefers her Cosori just because it's cheaper lol. I'd also trust Philips more than some woman on the Internet. You're just wasting my time.
 
Evidence?
It will cook 1 or 2 pieces faster, only if you take preheat into account. If you have to start cooking in batches, then no, it wont be faster.

Goal posts.

It cooks an entire chicken faster…we’ve proven this.

It cooks most meals faster, even with preheating and even in multiple batches.

And it does it all for a fraction of the power.
 
Good day JCV,

We would like to introduce you to a wonderful product.

The Philips Airfryer. Airfryer, one word. No space for inefficiency. No space for time wasting. And no space for a 2KG whole chicken. That's right! The most efficient Airfryer on the market. The only Airfryer. The JBL of portability in the kitchen. The trumpet of JVC's. The next generation of Starship. Space. A distant memory.

Airfryer.

Philips Airfryer.

Your commander in the kitchen.

You go commando. We say fry it!

The naked truth, you say?

Yes poplap (Afrikaans for sunshine), we've got you covered.

Oil. Spray it.
Butter. Melt it.
Fat. Cover it.

Philips Airfryer. Where nothing is too much. And too little is fine as well.

You've got a small one?

No worries! Get her an XXL and she will never look down again.

Philips.

Airfryer.

Two words.

One thing.

Enjoy!
Someone should tell you that you can only bake and roast in an oven, frying is not possible. The day you understand that concept you will write a poem that make sense
 
I already posted a link where it's number one... You conveniently choose to ignore that. Got halfway through the video. Waste of time. She prefers her Cosori just because it's cheaper lol. I'd also trust Philips more than some woman on the Internet. You're just wasting my time.
You posted 1 link with a link to get a Philips at $100 off. That is an advertisement, not proof
 
Evidence?
It will cook 1 or 2 pieces faster, only if you take preheat into account. If you have to start cooking in batches, then no, it wont be faster.
It can penetrate through a thick pile of food.
No batches required.....
 
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