Philips Airfryer - anyone have?

It smells bloody wonderful. Turned it around and put it in for 10 more minutes. Chicken almost completely done.

Can't upload the pic for some reason.
 
I don't know the intricacies of airfryers, don't care much for branding as well, as long as it gets the job done it's fine by me.

And when I buy one it will definitely be a cheapie.
That's a good brand (they make instantpot) but I've never used their airfryer. Crazy amount of reviews on Takealot as well.

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That's not a bad price. Let first see if I like this. Quite fast way to make food. How is the electricity consumption on these things?
It uses around 25% less electricity than an oven.
And is it necessary to buy the Philips, what's wrong with the cheapies?
Philips has the patent 1671461414409.png
Jinne the Phillips snobbery is strong in this thread.
Well the thread title is Philips. You don't go into a KFC and ask for beef do you?
 
@Craig_

To give you an idea, a pack of 4xdrumsticks + 4xthighs cooks within 20 minutes in my airfryer. Also switch off once done. Nice for an inverter as well.

Supper takes me not even 30 minutes to prepare from start to dishing up.

My oven which has a fan + elements takes at least 10/15 minutes to reach temperature. And then the chicken at least 45 minutes?

My other small air fryer toaster oven (Bennit Read or something cheap), takes about 45+ minutes as well. Got it to bake small breads and muffins when we didn’t have an oven.

Oven and steamer is still the best for veggies. (I have a little steamer for veggies as well which runs alongside the airfryer).

17:30 - Chicken spiced and into airfryer (18 minutes for Philips) , veggies cut and into steamer (10-15 minutes)
17:50 - plates out and preparing salad. Dishing up chicken and Veggies. Airfryer basket in dishwasher. Steam baskets in dishwasher.
18:00 We eat.

Supper is done. Cutlery and crockery in dishwasher. Dishwasher on.

Relax.

I do take 5 minutes to clean the airfryer element with hot water, a brush with handle and soap every 2nd or 3rd use. If it was very fatty food more regularly

Also to add, because the airfryer is on a timer and you get used to how long your prefer meals take, makes managing with loadshedding SO MUCH EASIER.

If loadshedding is at 6PM. I know if I put a whole chicken in at 5 it will be done. So when EskomSePush send me the 55 minute reminder I quickly pop the food in without stress.
 
That's not a bad price. Let first see if I like this. Quite fast way to make food. How is the electricity consumption on these things?

And is it necessary to buy the Philips, what's wrong with the cheapies?
They barely use any electricity, You will save Hundreds of rands per month on electricity alone I kid you not. And you save by not buying as much oil as you currently are.
 
yeah this is like a phillips like influencer like thread like.
fwiw, i threw my pos phillips airfryer out after scrolling through this thread, like cyclists, i dont want to be associated
^this is a resounding endorsement of the Philips AirFryer.
 
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