Philips Airfryer - anyone have?

no, no metal sounds when it runs

Take the basket out and start it up, then look into the cavity with a torch - you should see the element and above it the fan - should run freely
 
One thing where this device has changed my life is how I can transform bread or buns that I would usually have thrown away.

A quick garlic roll or toastie is literally 3 minutes away.
I never even thought about putting bread in this thing!! I think you've changed my life!
 
I never even thought about putting bread in this thing!! I think you've changed my life!

Yeah if it’s become too stale to use as is or just not so nice it’s perfect.

Cut open put some garlic butter or cheese in and off you go.

I basically use the pre-heat cycle and that’s enough to get it done. When it pings I take it out.
 
Yeah if it’s become too stale to use as is or just not so nice it’s perfect.

Cut open put some garlic butter or cheese in and off you go.

I basically use the pre-heat cycle and that’s enough to get it done. When it pings I take it out.

When it pongs you put it in.
When it pings you take it out.

:ROFL:
 
The protective black coating has already started to slowly come of the pan and basket thingy.


Can they re-coat it?

Are you washing it with a scrubber?

Doubt they would bother, simply say get a new one.

It probably won’t make that much difference anyway, it’s not like you are cooking on the sides.
 
you missing out on the most epic toasted cheese sandwiches ever!

I've made toast and garlic bread but never a toasted cheese sandwich. Do you toast the bread first then put the cheese? Or make the cheese sandwich first and put it all in at once?
 
Hi all, been following this thread and I'm so keen to get one of these airfryers. Saw this one on special at Takealot...is the price worthwhile?Screenshot_20191111-131814.jpeg
 
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