Philips Airfryer - anyone have?

I.am.Sam said:
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In KZN we have a similar one with "Samoosas in the air fryer? Not for my son!"
Heart problems here we go in the name of tradition
 
Aeryn23 said:
Thanks, I got the XXL. I found it for R3699 on HiFi Corp. The XL is R2999 on takealot, XXL is R5800 on takealot.
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Bought mine for R3000 on takealot in December. Still haven't seen it at that price again since.
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Definitely a better size for a full chicken. The XL is limited to a baby 1.2KG

Chicken pieces cooks the fastest though. 20 minutes.
 
RedViking said:
Bought mine for R3000 on takealot in December. Still haven't seen it at that price again since.
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Definitely a better size for a full chicken. The XL is limited to a baby 1.2KG

Chicken pieces cooks the fastest though. 20 minutes.
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I also got it at 3k in Feb but I bought mine "unboxed". It looked as good as new though.
 
Since @epah is being useless and not answering me.

How do I cook chicken steaklets in an airfryer?

Instructions say oven bake for 20-25 at 180.

They're frozen. Do I need to thaw first?
 
backstreetboy said:
Chuck them in and cook them until they're golden brown?
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I've never used one of these and there's various settings, hence my question. Does it matter what mode or whatever? Is it usually the same cooking time as an oven?
 
UrBaN963 said:
I've never used one of these and there's various settings, hence my question. Does it matter what mode or whatever?
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No you don't have to muck about with the presets. Just set the temperature and time manually.
UrBaN963 said:
Is it usually the same cooking time as an oven?
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You don't have to pre heat so will be less. Cook it for 15 minutes and then see.
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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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UrBaN963 said:
I've never used one of these and there's various settings, hence my question. Does it matter what mode or whatever? Is it usually the same cooking time as an oven?
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Just like every oven differ, every air fryer will also differ. And then also there is never a set time on any food, every piece of meat is a different thickness and should take different time.
I will say it will take 15-20min at 180. After 15 min take one piece out and cut and see if its done. the you can put them longer till they right. Next time you would know how long of you buy the same brand. It may even take shorter than 15min. Those things have little meat and also depends on how cold your freezer is.
 
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