Got an air fryer in Aldi or Lidl a few years ago. Was grand.
An air fryer is just a small counter top oven. A cod.
It’s not a fryer.
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Got it in one. Once you realise what it’s good for and not it’s a great bit of kit.
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what are they good for? chicken breast?
If you like chips & loads of the crumbly bits then they’re ace
I’d often do a fry in it. The whole works. 15 minutes. Bobs your uncle. No mess.
That’s what I like to read. Life’s too short to be spending quarter of an hour doing the wash up in greasy water
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Where does the fat off the rashers go
In to the bottom, same as sausage fat. Line it with tin foil and catches it all. Replace every once in a while, be grand.
Handy out for the spuds too, makes great roast potatoes in it (picture over on ravenous I put up, those spuds were done in the air fryer tonight).
Chicken Kiev’s easy out and much quicker. Kids no fear of making them using it
Brilliant for buffalo chicken wings too.
And, to repeat, fuck all cleaning
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Why no cleaning is the rashers sitting direct on the tinfoil… The no cleaning is a good selling point
It drips down from the basket.to a catch tray thing underneath.
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In the end nothing really ever changes.
Frozen croissants in the air fryer. 11 minutes and the job is oxo
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Is this stuff any good? It’s not for me but for regular boring lager drinkers
Need to load up on beers and don’t want to go to Dunnes for Heineken
It’s the finest. Just make sure and get some Rennies as you checkout .
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4% ?
Just make sure you buy enough of it @Thomas_Brady
RIP
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I won’t be drinking it… I went with the knock-off peroini, Moretti and Hoegaarden instead, which all got decent reviews.
I’ll be buying top self pale ales from O’Brien’s for myself.
That hofflegen stuff is nice