Philips Airfryer - anyone have?

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RedViking said:
Well the black protective stuff on mine starts chipping of now and I noticed some light rust. Going to lodge a warranty claim with Loot soon if it is still within the warranty period. Not sure why this would happen and if anyone else has experienced this? (not talking about scratches). Other than that I have no complaints.

Just the extras that I don't think is worth paying for. Those things are very overpriced.
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yeah mine is chipping off also on the inside bottom and we normally let ours soak a bit them hand clean it.
 
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RedViking said:
Well the black protective stuff on mine starts chipping of now and I noticed some light rust. Going to lodge a warranty claim with Loot soon if it is still within the warranty period. Not sure why this would happen and if anyone else has experienced this? (not talking about scratches). Other than that I have no complaints.

Just the extras that I don't think is worth paying for. Those things are very overpriced.
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On the basket or the drip tray?

I took oven cleaner to mine (both parts) some few weeks ago which did a solid job of cleaning it and maybe a little too well as it is a bit hazy not but nonstick is still fine.

Also dishwasher it most of the time either on Auto or Pot mode, Eco is just shite with tablets.

Only damage I’ve spotted is along the edges of the drip tray from sliding in and out or the basket rubbing against it.
 
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Doing a bit of a healthy eating buzz for the next 3 months - I expect to be eating a lot of chicken breast fillets and sweet potato fries.

I'm assuming the Philips AF will make light work of this? My oven takes ages to heat up to 200deg.
 
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SAguy said:
Doing a bit of a healthy eating buzz for the next 3 months - I expect to be eating a lot of chicken breast fillets and sweet potato fries.

I'm assuming the Philips AF will make light work of this? My oven takes ages to heat up to 200deg.
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yeah, i just find it can make things dry pretty quick
 
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SAguy said:
Some tweaking needed on the timing then...
Will the XL fit 4 decent sized chicken breasts without overlapping?
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yeah i have lately been lowering temp and cooking longer rather

i have the smaller one and could fit 2 maybe 3 (obv depending on the size) so you should be able imo
 
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SauRoNZA said:
On the basket or the drip tray?

I took oven cleaner to mine (both parts) some few weeks ago which did a solid job of cleaning it and maybe a little too well as it is a bit hazy not but nonstick is still fine.

Also dishwasher it most of the time either on Auto or Pot mode, Eco is just shite with tablets.

Only damage I’ve spotted is along the edges of the drip tray from sliding in and out or the basket rubbing against it.
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The basket with the grid.
 
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The only accesory which seems worthwhile is probably the grill pan right?
 
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SAguy said:
The only accesory which seems worthwhile is probably the grill pan right?
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That and maybe the baking thing.

But the grill pan is so expensive might as well just buy yourself a real one for stove.
 
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aaah.... o_O

Just made cherry bacon wrapped kebabs and it was awesome (160deg, 10 mins, flip, 5 mins)

Photos not included, sorry. I ate them before making the reply :giggle:
 
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