No. It's pieces of chicken in breadcrumbs. The quality can vary - some are 100% chicken breast, cheaper ones might be shaped from cheaper cuts and have added water etc.

Ps: you know exactly what chicken nuggets are, now stop being a plank

Save your cupboard space and use your oven.....

ive had both i would say the philips is much better and the build quality hammers tefal.

WE only use our for frozen chips and the odd chicken nuggets....

is £10 off if you spend £100 ??????

Went for it today, they too said purchasing a bag didn't count so we ended up getting an EE SIM card also to make it over

Just picked one of these up for £99 with a malteser bar to get over the £10, website price is still £99 but in store its £119, cashier reduced as could see i reserved at £99.

To be fair though, if you know you've got a fryer on, then you'll be aware of it needing switched off regardless of a timer or not. Great price and thinking about purchasing, I have also heard if you want the taste of a deep fat fryer, just add a little more oil than the spoon suggests :wink:

Wonder what the cheapest item in the Arogs book is

Nice one just

Nice one just sorted it, hopefully will get £15.99 back on the 1.5kg model, thank you

I went to Quidco typed in Argos and it came up that if I register a card (bank or credit) then shop in store I will get 10% cashback

Hows this work, can you explain better as im after the 1.5kg model

We're does Argos get that the product was £179. The model which was £179 was the 1.5kg machine nor the 1.2kg.
I've been checking these for about a month and Argos never had a 1.2kg for sale (new shape) only 1.5kg.

Looks to me all of a sudden a 1.2kg unit has turned up.
The 1.5kg is now £159 from £179.

any thoughts on this?
http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/2268826.htm

​Your comment. Really?

Argue with the fact of the offer. As this is a deal site the majority who use it want the best option/deal possible even if it means "deliberately buying a bag" to get it.
Surely not everyone would want to walk around holding a box.

Was it the two stupid hook clips that hold the lid down ? Mine broke and I resorted to balancing books on top of my Actifry to keep the lid down before giving it away.

If I was to buy another air fryer I'd give the Philips a go this time.

I've had the actifry and Phillips air fryer. there are plus and minus points for both.
the actifry can hold more food and agitates it automatically during cooking. The quality of the food it cooks is great. however, it is fragile. in 2 years I replaced the lid twice and the paddle once. The Philips air fryer was on offer for £50 on black Friday so I took a punt on one.
build quality for the air fryer is much, much better. The basket can be cleaned in the dishwasher as well.
Yes you do have to manually agitate the food during cooking but it takes seconds and you need to check how the food is cooking anyway.
the air fryer is quieter, heats up quickly and cooks food really well.
we use ours for everything that might normally be fried
oven chips, fish fingers, battered prawns etc
we also cook jacket potatoes in it and they come out brilliantly
on balance I prefer the Phillips but at this price the actifry is a great buy
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Cheaper ones are made like this:-

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T67DvoH2H3E

I've never had them, but assumed they were reconstituted bits of chicken that could not be sold in any other way. Long live British cuisine! :stuck_out_tongue:

Yeah, it's only the family version (that serves upto 6 portions) that automatically turns off. Not this one or the cheaper ones. Bitterly disappointed, as I liked this one.

Is this not an air fryer? I thought it was then see you add a little oil, I have a Lidl air fryer which is ok but not amazing, is this a different concept? Thanks

pretty much use this every day. cooked chips, prawns, chicken with mushroom sauce, curry, lovely chicken wings, lamb chops. fantastic product.

Really? That's just ridiculous!

​Argue with the computer or the person who's telling what the computer is displaying?
And using the 5p bag charge (that's meant to reduce plastic waste) to deliberately buy a bag you don't need in order to get a deal? Really?

Looks like a kitchen appliance Darth Vader would be proud of.

Galaxy choc, 25p
http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/2827683.htm

Does the timer shut the frying mechanism when the timer is up?

EDIT: Seems like it doesn't auto-stop the frying process when the timer runs out (i.e. need to manually shut the system off when the timer is up). Guess it's the Philips AirFryer for me then!

T&Cs
3. Spend £100 or more (excluding delivery charge) in a single transaction and receive a free £10.00 Argos voucher or a £10.00 promotional voucher to spend between 23rd March
and 26th April

Doesn't state clear enough a bag can't be added to push it over the £100. I'd argue it if refused.

​The bag doesnt count as a product sale, otherwise imagine their sales forecast would have would be substantially up since the change of law.

What a joke job worths. It a £100 spend

I added a 5p bag to a £99.99 order in store before Christmas, and staff wouldn't allow me the £10 voucher as the 5p bag wasn't eligible for the promotion or some other bull..

Couldn't be without my actifry now. Don't have a Phillips to compare but understand that you need to agitate the basket a few times during cooking? This one rotates the food so you can walk away and leave it to get on with it. I use my actifry with the paddle for chips and roasties and without for all sorts inc. garlic bread, sausages, heating naan breads. Want the new 2in1 but it's a bit pricey for the extra convenience. If I didn't already own one, this would be a great deal for me.

No. It's pieces of chicken in breadcrumbs. The quality can vary - some are 100% chicken breast, cheaper ones might be shaped from cheaper cuts and have added water etc.

Ps: you know exactly what chicken nuggets are, now stop being a plank

Sausage cook perfect in this 16 minutes no frying mess

WE only use our for frozen chips and the odd chicken nuggets....

What card to register?

Save your cupboard space and use your oven.....

I love my Actifry, I've made quite a few things other than chips in it. "fried" chicken comes out well.

good find op, heat added

ive had both i would say the philips is much better and the build quality hammers tefal.

I not used the Philips one or this one yet but I thought this one looked better built. The Philips one is on offer at the moment . Someone has posted the deal on here

Is this better than the Philips air fry?

Gosh I'm tempted. What do you all cook? Can you do you own homemade battered onion rings in them? Are burgers good?!

I also bought mine with my HSBC Premier credit card and got an additional 2 year warranty for free...I know its not an option for everyone but check your card, extra free warranty isn't to be sniffed at

if you register your card with Quidco you can also get 10% instore cashback.

bargain updated model as well just bought it

I have the 1.5KG XL version and its great...