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What airfryer are you using?
Fucking cat was playing with our Airfryer cord and it fell down, now I can see that its not fully closed on one side. Will prob have to buy new one now. As I understand Ninja or Cosori are best ones?
Maybe I should have asked this at ck, but I feel more at home here.
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>>109422478
I got a Ninja Crispi and it's great.
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>>109422478
large 10lt izzy, hard to wash at this size so I don't recommend
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>>109422478
I use a cast iron dutch oven and lard and just actually fry things
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>>109422478
My family went through a bunch of them before settling on a Cosori. Decent size and has been pretty reliable, lasted several times longer than our previous ones.
Customer support has been surprisingly good as well. We've gotten it replaced for free twice, one for a failed touchpad, the other was for the big recall that happened a while ago.
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>>109422478
EVERYTHING in this picture is photoshopped.
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>>109422478
i got one from 45€ in LIDL, its literally all the same shit..

there is a heating element (pic related) and a metal fan above it, no matter what you get its gonna be the same chink shit. the only difference is the size of the basket, i got a 4.5L one, its enough for me
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I got an emeril lagasse two door air fryer from an amazon sale for $130. It's a blessing and a curse, cleaning it and taking food out is a bitch because it's all metal but I do everything from making beef jerky to proofing bread to roasting coffee in it.
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>>109422478
i love my ninja combi
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>>109422478
just get the cheapest thing that fits on your countertop, they all do the same thing literally
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>>109422478
>Fucking cat was playing with our Airfryer cord and it fell down
that doesn't seem possible
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>>109422478
can't say i've noticed much of a difference between the air friers i've tried

philips or cosori, ninja or princess, and some other brands... can't really tell actually
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>>109422478
They're superfluous seeing convection ovens exist.
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>>109422478
you knew which one you were going to buy when you made the thread
btw, (almost?) all air fryers contain bisphenol A or B, regardless of if they're free of per- and poly-fluoro chemicals
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>>109422478
>What airfryer are you using?
It’s a heating coil and a fan, even cheap chinesium is functional due to how dead simple the idea is
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>>109422478
Midea
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this one from aldi
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Cuisinart CompactMax, because it has a longer basket
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The one that gives off the most teflon fumes, delicious
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>>109425192
The main reason I don't want an airfryer. Don't want to kill my parrot.
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>>109425237
Isn't the Ninja one glass?
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>>109425192
Teflon fumes are released from air fryers containing PTFE (polytetrafluoroethylene) coatings only when the appliance is overheated, typically exceeding 500°F (260°C)
These fumes are particularly dangerous to pet birds, whose sensitive respiratory systems can suffer fatal effects even from brief exposure. While modern air fryers manufactured after 2013 are generally PFOA-free, reducing long-term chemical exposure risks, the immediate danger of overheating PTFE coatings remains. To minimize risk, users should avoid scratching the coating, ensure proper ventilation, and consider switching to Teflon-free alternatives like stainless steel or glass air fryers.

Didnt think about this, but then I would never need to use AirFryer at this this temp 500°F (260°C) Highest we used ours is 220 C.
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For me its the nuwave bravo xl with temperature control for the top and bottom to make the perfect cookies and retain some moisture in the teriyaki jerky i make
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>>109422478
my regular oven (which has a fan)
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>>109422478
Fuck that bitch!
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>>109422478
I just use the oven in the kitchen.
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>>109422478
I hate these things with a passion. They take up extra space on the counter and get messy. People who eat junk food daily don't clean up after themselves either.

A convection oven can give similar results. Otherwise, you're better off limiting your junk food intake to an occasional trip to Chic-fil-a (though their fries suck now).
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>>109424991
Looks like it has an annoying beeper that can't be turned off.



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