Philips Airfryer - anyone have?

Jean Claude Vaaldamme said:
Well if you buy the right size you can fit a chicken, but not much else, the rest you must cook somewhere else for dinner.
Also it will only cook small things a bit faster, A full chicken in oven against air fryer is not much of a difference,
Also clowns telling you about a tenth of the electricity also have no clue what they talking about. Go look what a Phillips XXL watts drawn against your oven, not so much less.
Air fryer is great for some things, but definitely can't replace your oven or stove.
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Trying to Save Energy? Try Using an Air Fryer Instead of Your Big Oven

I did the math to see how much cheaper an air fryer is to run compared to a full-size oven.
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You don't have a cooking clue what you're talking about.
 
Yeah lekker chicken wings in the oven is about 45-60 minutes, but you can be more creative with the sauce from the start as it is further away from the element.

Airfryer you would want to only add the sauce a bit later. I like to start off with wrapped in foil if it is a saucy things and the crisp for 5-10 minutes without the foil.

Chicken wings I made above was done in the airfryer without sayce and then I did a curry sauce in the pan.
 
Jean Claude Vaaldamme said:
Well if you buy the right size you can fit a chicken, but not much else, the rest you must cook somewhere else for dinner.
Also it will only cook small things a bit faster, A full chicken in oven against air fryer is not much of a difference,
Also clowns telling you about a tenth of the electricity also have no clue what they talking about. Go look what a Phillips XXL watts drawn against your oven, not so much less.
Air fryer is great for some things, but definitely can't replace your oven or stove.
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Unless you just eat the chicken for dinner.

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