Or are they just collecting dust somewhere? I’m considering getting one, but it takes up a lot of counter space…

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    1 year ago

    The air fryer for me has become a way to much more quickly cook up something as opposed to the oven or stovetop, but without resorting to the microwave.

    Even something like a not-so-great frozen breakfast sandwich to eat on the go is way better cooked in an air fryer than a microwave, provided I plan enough to give myself the 10-15 minutes it needs.

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    My son is autistic, and eats almost exclusively breaded chicken for dinner (tenders, nuggets and the like), so the air fryer is a lifesaver. I can quickly could cook a small amount of these really quickly. So it gets used adviser l almost every day in our house. I also use it for all sorts of other food fairly frequently.

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    1 year ago

    I love mine, but I mostly just use it for chips, baked potatoes, spring rolls etc. I’m never going to be one of these super air fryer cooks you see on you tube.

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    1 year ago

    Bought mine a year ago, still using it every week. Mostly for fries, croquettes and fried calamari.

    Convenient to use, and I don’t use as much oil as if I was deep frying in oil.

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    1 year ago

    Got one that is a toaster oven too. We use it daily.

    Additionally, it flips up vertically so it takes up much less counter space when not in use.

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    1 year ago

    We use ours all the time, we got the ninja one that is like a toaster oven/ air fryer, we use it daily for morning toast, and almost every time we cook, I toss a pork chop i there and some potatoes etc and bake it for 20 mins flipping it half way. I use it to reheat wings and frys when we pick up food and heat themup to give them an extra bit of crispiness as well