Philips Airfryer - anyone have?

Slow day out there, I thought maybe I would have a few decent replies before the trolls arrived but nay.
To be honest, it looks like an amazing Air Fryer. A friend of mine has the exact same model and she is extremely happy with it. Easily cooks for a family of 4. It is also very efficient and well built. You won't be disappointed. I would not spend the extra R500 on something like the Philips Airfryer, which is overrated according to users who have never used it. Spoil yourself and get the Kenwood. Will make a huge difference.
 
Slow day out there, I thought maybe I would have a few decent replies before the trolls arrived but nay.
That is because no one here owns that junk, Philips is obviously the one to go for, this thread alone is proof of that.
 
They can't even spell Airfryer. How do you expect them to use it.
Well you cannot cook, yet you want to recommend air fryers?
Example. You and "narrow minder a55sole" :D are now debating how long chicken pieces will take in the Philips. I have cooked drumstick in mine perfect in 15min yet the other day I bought the mother of all drumsticks, they were almost 200g per drumstick and they took 24min to be perfect, fall of the bone.
Thats what I always said, most people buying air fryers don't know how to cook and need set times for everything and that's not how cooking works. Every piece is different size and needs different time
 
I knew that if I wanted to get the perspective of a narrow minded a55hole you and @backstreetboy would be there for me, thank you.
Nope just speaking from experience. Got a Remington durablade in 2020 which is a Philips oneblade knockoff and it's terrible. Currently it's collecting dust. Also got a Siemens coffee machine last year and it broke within two months. Should've just paid more and gotten the Philips instead. With the airfryer it'll be the same.
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@epah , how long for chicken pieces in a Philips Airfryer?
Drumsticks? 20 minutes at 180c with chips and vegetables added in halfway will do it in the Philips.
Which model do you have?
 
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That is because no one here owns that junk, Philips is obviously the one to go for, this thread alone is proof of that.
Trolls be trolling, do you keep your Philips Airfryer in the boot of your 320d?
To be honest, it looks like an amazing Air Fryer. A friend of mine has the exact same model and she is extremely happy with it. Easily cooks for a family of 4. It is also very efficient and well built. You won't be disappointed. I would not spend the extra R500 on something like the Philips Airfryer, which is overrated according to users who have never used it. Spoil yourself and get the Kenwood. Will make a huge difference.
Thanks, @epah this is clearly against church rules, maybe it's time to get the Doom out of your handbag??
 
That is because no one here owns that junk, Philips is obviously the one to go for, this thread alone is proof of that.
You telling me it's better than the MR. T's FlavorWave? I pitty the fool who would say that.

Quite a few years back, this was before the Airfryer, I saw Mr T advertising this. I went to Game and bought me one. Well, a look alike brand.
It still works to this day. Basically an air fryer, but they call it an combine oven or some such. Does the same and more.

I'll consider an Airfryer when this oven dies.


iu
 
You telling me it's better than the MR. T's FlavorWave? I pitty the fool who would say that.

Quite a few years back, this was before the Airfryer, I saw Mr T advertising this. I went to Game and bought me one. Well, a look alike brand.
It still works to this day. Basically an air fryer, but they call it an combine oven or some such. Does the same and more.

I'll consider an Airfryer when this oven dies.


iu
Yeah mom has the sunbeam one which has been going for many years. Just the timer that is not always lekker. Typical with these dial timers. But it was cheap as chips back then.

Only thing is it take about 3 or 4 times longer than an Airfryer, but it is nice for bigger chicken. It is also a bit more effort to cleane compared to putting the airfryer baskets in the dishwasher.
 
It may be a slow day, but not as slow as a Kenwood or any other fake Airfryer
Church member detected, will not accept anything but church dogma and perhaps @epah schlong in his mouth.
@Dan C applies Doom all round to cleanse and protect the sanctity of the all giving starfish.
 
Church member detected, will not accept anything but church dogma and perhaps @epah schlong in his mouth.
@Dan C applies Doom all round to cleanse and protect the sanctity of the all giving starfish.
Check out the sunbeam convection bowl ovens. They very affordable and super awesome for whole chickens and vegies etc. The Chicken comes out extremely moist and full of juices.

 
You telling me it's better than the MR. T's FlavorWave? I pitty the fool who would say that.

Quite a few years back, this was before the Airfryer, I saw Mr T advertising this. I went to Game and bought me one. Well, a look alike brand.
It still works to this day. Basically an air fryer, but they call it an combine oven or some such. Does the same and more.

I'll consider an Airfryer when this oven dies.


iu
Thats just because this was before air fryers, same thing, they even call them air fryers these days. The Philips is just a knockoff of these.
 
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