I own one. Bought mine over a year ago and use it every day. I don't consider it a fryer, it a great oven. Doesn't create a lot of external heat and cooks stuff fast. Like I said, baked potatoes are the best you've ever had. Using an Air Fryer and a Cast Iron pan is an amazing combo.
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"Air Fryers" A confession
Long-time cast iron user, and on the fence 'bout air fryers... until my Dominican neighbors started treating us to air-fried chicharrón.
Now reading reviews and on the verge of purchasing one.
JD, gracias for the silicone liner and rack info; had not considered it.
Now reading reviews and on the verge of purchasing one.
JD, gracias for the silicone liner and rack info; had not considered it.
Now you can air fry salami, plantains, eggs, onions, and some of that iconic wet smelly bodega cheese!
lol, I bought one two years ago. It is still in the box.
We have the large ninja love it for reheating food versus microwave.. 5 min. pizza on naan bread.
Do what most of us do - don't read the topic you are not interested in. And don't participate in discussion. Very simple.
off topic but related as to new food machines.
Do You Love Ice Cream?
Ninja Creami Deluxe
It's Fabulous!
Do You Love Ice Cream?
Ninja Creami Deluxe
It's Fabulous!
Wait what? Is that the standard for DR qualification of subjects?
That is circular logic and frankly pretty weak.
Lol...mine stayed in the box for a long time as well. Decided to try it as I did not want to "heat up" my kitchen. I was pleased with the results on my chicken tenders but that being said I am not sure it will be something I use a lot.
Another issue, depending where you live is the amps that the larger capacity machines draw. One may think they set the device to say 450F for 10 min and you never reach that temp due to weak/unstable amperage, especially in the campo.
When I first moved to Cab, I had a microwave and it literally turned the main cable from the meter to aluminum dust. I had to buy a segment of copper cable and paid the same Edenorte tech 1000 pesos to mount it. After that there was no issue. If you have inverters and electrodomestics like microwaves and air fryers you need copper. From there have to always verify the amperage delivered to the house. All of these appliances should indicate the amp requirements
So, what would you say contributed to your lower cholesterol numbers. My wife quit sugar, rice, and all breads and her numbers dropped dramatically.
I don’t eat much bread and very little rice- maybe once every couple of weeks for those things. Probably the biggest factor is no fast food (as in the US or Canada food chains) and cooking with olive oil and using very little butter.
Good olive oil is fantastic.
Normally my brother brings bottles or cans of “Cirulli” olive oil from
Toscane but we ran out and bought this through Amazon.
Of course we get it cheaper in Europe bit it is fantastic.
The thing with olive oil, most are blends. The good stuff is all the same olive. The other thing all the Tee Toe health experts don’t tell you, if you heat this past the smoke point (375F) you just threw all that money out the door and should have bought Crisol.
Yep. That I knew. To be extra virgin cold pressed it all has to come from the same olive source and not mixed with previous harvests, hence the "extra virgin"
BTW, I just checked Amazon and Figaro has the same rating as Cecco.