Philips Airfryer - anyone have?

I've been doing them two at a time for hours now. Mrs did the scouring. As you can see there is room for improvement. Served with apple slaw and salty potatoes. Pink wine for the ladies at the table, and Suntory whisky Toki for the boys.

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I've been doing them two at a time for hours now. Mrs did the scouring. As you can see there is room for improvement. Served with apple slaw and salty potatoes. Pink wine for the ladies at the table, and Suntory whisky Toki for the boys.

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2 at a time for hours
if only there was an invention that was larger and maybe fits under a stove that would just be more convenient and get the same results
 
2 at a time for hours
if only there was an invention that was larger and maybe fits under a stove that would just be more convenient and get the same results
LOL yes. But I must say that skin looks pretty impressive, hope the meat is still juicy. but that crackling ooooh.
 
2 at a time for hours
if only there was an invention that was larger and maybe fits under a stove that would just be more convenient and get the same results
Consistency vibes. Set and forget,.
 
Okay folks, my Phillips XXL is on the way. What’s the first thing I should cook? Link to your winning recipes please.
 
Okay folks, my Phillips XXL is on the way. What’s the first thing I should cook? Link to your winning recipes please.

Also, have a look at the posts starting #2515 in the current thread.
 
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I think @Jean Claude Vaaldamme should give it a go. You know, seeing as cooking is his hobby and all.
But why? I have a big pressure cooker that I bought for 1/4 of that price 15 years ago. Still looks brand new.
I actually made 3kg oxtail in it on Sunday, 1 hour and meat was falling of the bones.
In 5 years when this plastic thing is no more and you will be buying your next gimmick, my old style pressure cooker will still be 100%
 
2619 posts tl;dr

i have a gen 1 philips aifryer, bought it many years ago, it's now starting to rust and i couldn't be arsed to look for a replacement basket thing.
there's many options available these days but if you had to rebuy yours what would you go for;

- stick with philips and get one of them newfangled ones - which one
- move to something else - instant pot airfryer combo or ???
 
2619 posts tl;dr

i have a gen 1 philips aifryer, bought it many years ago, it's now starting to rust and i couldn't be arsed to look for a replacement basket thing.
there's many options available these days but if you had to rebuy yours what would you go for;

- stick with philips and get one of them newfangled ones - which one
- move to something else - instant pot airfryer combo or ???
Philips XL or XXL.
 
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