Which C£100+ airfryer ?

[vickster]

Ninja do 2 x 2 drawer fryers but they are aboot 50mm too big for the cupboard ie fryer is 400mm and the cupboard is 350mm.

You know you need to allow good ventilation around an airfryer? Presumably the aforementioned cupboard is just for storage?
Have a look at the Currys or John Lewis site and see what meets your needs size and spec wise?

 

[Dave7]

You know you need to allow good ventilation around an airfryer? Presumably the aforementioned cupboard is just for storage?
Have a look at the Currys or John Lewis site and see what meets your needs size and spec wise?

Yep, just for storage..
Went into Currys this morning.....looks like any 2 drawer will be too big.
I may have to rethink ie leave it out on the worktop.

 

[Dave7]

Yep, just for storage..
Went into Currys this morning.....looks like any 2 drawer will be too big.
I may have to rethink ie leave it out on the worktop.

I now own a Ninja 200, 2 drawer.
All I need now is to get a head around the instructions 🙂

 

[Gwylan]

My family are buying me one as a gift.
There is normally just me.
I want Simple/not complex.
I will have a look in Currys but any on here got good/bad experiences ?

There are 2 of us. We got one from Aldi circa £40.
Simple, basic features.
Does what it says on the box.

A bit short of power if you really want to blitz things.
But what can you expect.
Suits us.

 

[Dave7]

I now own a Ninja 200, 2 drawer.
All I need now is to get a head around the instructions 🙂

 

[DRM]

I now own a Ninja 200, 2 drawer.
All I need now is to get a head around the instructions 🙂

If I can make it work, I’m sure you’ll have no bother

 

[Jameshow]

I now own a Ninja 200, 2 drawer.
All I need now is to get a head around the instructions 🙂

Let me know how to use it! I still haven't worked it out!!

 

[DRM]

Let me know how to use it! I still haven't worked it out!!

In all honesty I just guess, check if it needs a bit longer, possibly cook a bit longer, and serve, must have been lucky as we've not been ill yet

 

[PeteXXX]

https://ninjakitchen.co.uk/product/ninja-air-fryer-af100uk-zidAF100UK
We have this, it's brilliant bang on budget

Metoo..
I did buy a Russell Hobbs Satisfry at first but returned it as it really wasn't much cop IMHO.

The Ninja is very good.

 

[winjim]

In all honesty I just guess, check if it needs a bit longer, possibly cook a bit longer, and serve, must have been lucky as we've not been ill yet

I think I just do everything for 20mins at 180 and see how it goes. You need to check it halfway through and give it a shake anyway.

Things like Yorkshire puddings require a bit more finesse, as do chocolate puddings.

 

[Dave7]

Did this yesterday. Very simple and it came out well.

 

[gbb]

+1 for the Ninja. Had ours maybe 3 years and the only negative is keeping them clean without damaging the non stick surfaces. Once that's gone or damaged, they get much worse to clean.
Spares..genuine ones (the trivet and main bowl) are hard to come by, it took us ages to get both but even at circa £35 for both, it was worth it.
Excellent machine, efficient, reliable, cooks the food well, does everything it says on the can.

Late last summer as we were getting fed up of waiting for spare parts we did consider buying a new one but for some reason, they were all rarer than hens teeth in the shops, no idea why

 

[Mo1959]

Just noticed this on telly tonight. Might be interesting for those still undecided about getting one.


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[ianrauk]

Just noticed this on telly tonight. Might be interesting for those still undecided about getting one.


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The Gadget Show also did a test of fryers which should be available on catch up. Channel 5 iirc

 

[Bonefish Blues]

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https://www.kettleandtoasterman.co.uk/product/cat/shop/small-appliances/air-fryers/