Philips Airfryer - anyone have?

SauRoNZA said:
Basically know your diet and what you can and can’t eat. It’s a bit of a journey as it’s different for everyone and often the mind is weak and you just roll the dice eating the thing you know is going to **** you up later.

Outside of that I’m on chronic immune suppressants to keep the body from attacking itself which mostly does the job on a day to day “baseline” level.

Bigger issue is that there is some potential correlation to having either other immune disorders or auto immune diseases and I’m yet to find out if I do have one of those or if my other random issues are simply the same in origin.

I know I don’t have Lupus at least after getting the exact symptoms at one point.

I have extremely sensitive skin, especially on my feet where I’ll just walk a kilometre and have legions on the top where shoes rubbed up against my feet.

Lots of joint pain that comes and goes with activity.

All in all it’s never quite fun but most days you just learn to live with it through pain threshold levelling up I guess.

On really **** days or sucks, but the WFH revolution has made that a lot more accommodating than before.
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Wow that sounds like a mission, I'm glad the WFH has helped out. I have an issue with my neck and shoulders from an old rugby injury and grinding my teeth, which causes constant pain in the neck, but that sounds mild compared to what you're going through :-(, especially with 2 kids.
There are no other words really :-( it just sucks man sorry.
 
Lupus said:
Wow that sounds like a mission, I'm glad the WFH has helped out. I have an issue with my neck and shoulders from an old rugby injury and grinding my teeth, which causes constant pain in the neck, but that sounds mild compared to what you're going through :-(, especially with 2 kids.
There are no other words really :-( it just sucks man sorry.
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It helps a lot knowing at least.

I was only diagnosed formally at age 30-ish so it’s been a solid 10 years and that in itself helped a lot.

Before that you just think you are weak and why is nobody else struggling like this.

I was always called “old” as a bit of an inside joke by all my mates even since high school.

Worst of all is that the default by most doctors is “more fibre” which is the worse thing you can possibly do so many years was self-inflicted suffering not knowing better.

I still fight with Discovery every year and now their criteria for “wellness” simply doesn’t work for anyone but the most perfectly normal of people. Especially ironic since they have all my medical data.

It is what it is.
 
SauRoNZA said:
It helps a lot knowing at least.

I was only diagnosed formally at age 30-ish so it’s been a solid 10 years and that in itself helped a lot.

Before that you just think you are weak and why is nobody else struggling like this.

I was always called “old” as a bit of an inside joke by all my mates even since high school.

Worst of all is that the default by most doctors is “more fibre” which is the worse thing you can possibly do so many years was self-inflicted suffering not knowing better.

I still fight with Discovery every year and now their criteria for “wellness” simply doesn’t work for anyone but the most perfectly normal of people. Especially ironic since they have all my medical data.

It is what it is.
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At least now you know what is causing the issues and can treat it as well as you can. Medical aids are full of sh3432.
 
Pak Fa Fui said:
Get better shoes
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Imagine that I haven’t thought of that.

It has been a journey of every brand and style imaginable.

The only thing that works are Vibram Furoshikis but they don’t work for every situation and also too hot in summer.

I cannot find a sandal that works. Had perfectly fine Bronx leather ones for a good 10 years and finally walked them to pieces and simply cannot find a replacement.
 
Why does this thing have to struggle so much to connect to WIFI ?!
That said, made some sweet potato frieds, came out lekker
 
Anthro said:
Why does this thing have to struggle so much to connect to WIFI ?!
That said, made some sweet potato frieds, came out lekker
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Sweet potato fries? Sounds a little too healthy, next thing you know you’re leaving the couch to operate your AirFryer like a skinny person.
 
This dam airfryer...

I see myself as a master chef.

It cooks better chops and wors than I do on the braai. Salt, pepper and lemon juice. 13mins. Would do less but got SO and lightweights.

Small potatoes are the business.

Honestly. It's easier and better in the starfish and light a braai for ambiance.

Its tragic.
 
petum said:
This dam airfryer...

I see myself as a master chef.

It cooks better chops and wors than I do on the braai. Salt, pepper and lemon juice. 13mins. Would do less but got SO and lightweights.

Small potatoes are the business.

Honestly. It's easier and better in the starfish and light a braai for ambiance.

Its tragic.
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Braai better
 
SykomantiS said:
DNA is a client of my wife's. We're considering getting an airfryer oven but still unsure if we should take the leap. I saw one in store the other day, much smaller (internally) than I thought it would be. Any thoughts? This is a long-ass thread so I'm not sure if you posted any relevant info previously. Anyone else have one the DNA's that can give input?
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I haven't used it to its full potential to recommend it, at this stage I think it's a nice to have for me, not a must have. Given half a chance and enough time, I'll always pick a fire over an appliance.
 
HunterNW said:
Open a beer.
Pack wood and light your fire.
When there's coals put the porky on the grid, highest setting. Cover with a braai dish lid. (Daai braille bakke)
Now you relax a bit. Hour or so.... turn it around. (First take off the lid, then put it back)
ANother beer ..... 20-30 min, turn around again. IF you have that fancy meat temp checker, stick it in.
I took mine off at 68, let it rest. Time for another beer.
Now cut and eat.

Edit: Fck you Airfryer.
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