Same here, never had them before, but will give them a shot. Thanks Kikai :innocent:
KiKai
3 Feb 16#4
You're welcome V, they're lovely... :laughing:
cadmus
3 Feb 161#5
We got an air fryer at Xmas so I will try some of these in it . thanks Kikai :innocent:
KiKai to cadmus
3 Feb 161#6
You're welcome cadmus, let me know how they turn out as I want an air fryer... :laughing:
Safc-Chick
3 Feb 161#7
Lovely oven chips, thanx
KiKai to Safc-Chick
3 Feb 16#11
You're welcome Safc-Chick... :laughing:
golfer2007
3 Feb 161#8
These chips are amazing out of the air fryer
chippytea
3 Feb 161#9
Seconded! Not normally a fan of 'coated' chips but these work a treat. One thing I would say is I never run my Airfryer over 160c - I find I get more even cooking this way. Other peoples results may vary! :smiley:
tawse57
3 Feb 161#10
You don't get that many chips in a packet from my experience of them.
I bought a pack a few weeks ago when I couldn't find any other chips in a local supermarket - cost me something outrageous like £2.45ish.
They are quite nice but now "WOW!" IMPO. They are OK.
More importantly, because each chip is quite big and weighty I found that I didn't get that many in a packet compared to, say, McCain straight or crinkly oven chips. They were all gone with two or three meals.
KiKai to tawse57
3 Feb 16#14
Thanks for sharing your experience, I much prefer larger chunkier chips... :laughing:
KiKai
3 Feb 16#12
Thanks for letting me know golfer2007. Definitely need to get an air fryer asap... :laughing:
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I bought a pack a few weeks ago when I couldn't find any other chips in a local supermarket - cost me something outrageous like £2.45ish.
They are quite nice but now "WOW!" IMPO. They are OK.
More importantly, because each chip is quite big and weighty I found that I didn't get that many in a packet compared to, say, McCain straight or crinkly oven chips. They were all gone with two or three meals.