Air Fryer

[MoreCoffee]

Here in Oz we have K-Mart, it is cheap as chips and makes good stuff - via its Chinese partners, no doubt.

I bought an air fryer from them. Its brand is Anko. It cost very little ($39 AUD).




It works very well, is quite easy to clean, and it makes tasty food!

 

[Lucian Hodoboc]

is quite easy to clean

How do you clean it? Do you need a dishwasher?

 

[MoreCoffee]

How do you clean it? Do you need a dishwasher?

No dishwasher is needed. Just take the drawer out, fill it with warm water and some dish washing suds, then leave it for 30 minutes and come back and use a sponge to clean it, rinse it, and then it is ready to be put back in.

 

[Messy]

I got an old one from my sister. It's fabulous and saves me a lot of money. The thing with fat was too much fuzz to use. This one is fabulous for fries, snacks and croissants.

 

[tango]

You can get silicone inserts for air fryers so you may not even have to rinse it out, just put the insert into the dishwasher and be done with it.

We have an air fryer. We bought it used from a friend who upgraded to a bigger one. We used it all the time at first, then it got consigned to the cupboard under the sink and hardly ever moves now.

 

[Lucian Hodoboc]

The thing with fat was too much fuzz to use.

What thing?

 

[Lamb]

I'm on my 2nd air fryer. The first one was Gourmia and I liked it, but it was difficult to clean the plate. This one I have now is a Ninja and is a breeze to wipe clean and then use soapy suds to wash up before rinsing.

We like to air fry chicken drumsticks the most. Tastes like fried chicken without all the oil. Just a bit of Pam spray and seasoned salt and then cook.

 

[Messy]

What thing?

Lol I'm often too lazy to look up the translation. A deep frying pan.