Philips Airfryer - anyone have?

Just bought myself pakadees today to facilitate with the process of washing up..

I don't have a traditional airfryer I have an instant pot duo crisp with an airfryer lid so the idea is to pop one of these babies in the bottom and you're sorted in terms of catching grease & cleaning up..

Altho I have a non-stick pot that I got specific for airfryering things & I just pop the pot in the dishwasher anyway lolIMG_20221117_180208.jpg

If it catches fire I suppose one could braai in the thing as well..
 
grok said:
Just bought myself pakadees today to facilitate with the process of washing up..

I don't have a traditional airfryer I have an instant pot duo crisp with an airfryer lid so the idea is to pop one of these babies in the bottom and you're sorted in terms of catching grease & cleaning up..

Altho I have a non-stick pot that I got specific for airfryering things & I just pop the pot in the dishwasher anyway lolView attachment 1423817

If it catches fire I suppose one could braai in the thing as well..
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How long does the due take to clean? My Philips takes 1 minute / minute and a half max.
 
ISP cash cow said:
yep I have had one for about 6 months now and it is awesome!

I have cooked in it

steaks
chops
chicken
pies


I bought it basically to replace my oil fryer for chips. I must say that I still have not been able to get my chips to the same way as doing it in an oil fryer (used both frozen chips and potatoes) but I think it is just a matter of time until I crack the almighty secret to it. It does make great potato wedges in it. I basically put the potato wedges into a bowl pour a little bit of oil on top of them add paprika, salt, black pepper and origanum and mix it well till the spices and oil cover all the potato wedges and then put them in the airfryer at 180 degrees for about 12 -15 minutes. yum yum

I must say I am very happy with it.

extra bonus is the components inside are all dishwasher safe so clean up is easy
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Replace regular oil with olive oil if you haven't already. Those babies should crisp right up.
 
Zurg said:
Personal opinion but I find that olive oil makes things a lot more crisper than sunflower oil.
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Have you tried coconut oil?

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grok said:
Just bought myself pakadees today to facilitate with the process of washing up..

I don't have a traditional airfryer I have an instant pot duo crisp with an airfryer lid so the idea is to pop one of these babies in the bottom and you're sorted in terms of catching grease & cleaning up..

Altho I have a non-stick pot that I got specific for airfryering things & I just pop the pot in the dishwasher anyway lolView attachment 1423817

If it catches fire I suppose one could braai in the thing as well..
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They have been working surprisingly well for us. I was skeptical and thought it would ruin the airflow and increase cooking times, but apparently not (yet) :unsure:
 
nulkoel said:
They have been working surprisingly well for us. I was skeptical and thought it would ruin the airflow and increase cooking times, but apparently not (yet) :unsure:
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Jean Claude Vaaldamme said:
Or it just show that all the marketing of starfish etc is BS
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