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​To cook tandoori chicken at its best a higher heat is needed throughout cooking which then simulates an original tandoori oven. This oven cannot do this without opening the outside door to let the smoke out of your house

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Oos :disappointed:

Got the tefal one. Cooked pretty much anything and tastes nice

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These are good for some things and not so for other foods like marinated chicken - bought mine to cook this in but took it back as it was too smoky setting off the smoke alarm all the time - I tried many different cooking oils ( some have higher burning points than others) in the marinade but it looked like the kitchen was on fire after 15 mins cooking

If people can hold off you'll pick this up on the Black Friday 25th November I got one last year from Tesco for £50 cheapest it's been

All these questions,I can't imagine what people ask when they are buying a car for example :laughing:

For those converted to this over chip pan. How much more taxing is this on energy bills？

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Are these noisy? Can you hear them through the door?

will try that :wink:

Will only work with chips that come in a packet - as for home made chips - forget it .....

Sorry I meant my own chips.
Although I do find boiling them for a short time gets rid of the starch, and then rolling in a little oil gives a softer but crunchier chip.

I do not recommend for burgers/food that dip oil as the oil blows off the item and hits the element and gets very smokey.

You should add a bit of oil as that keeps food from drying out.
It does smaller portions quicker.
I use it for
quickly heating up doritos
Homemade potatoe and sweet potatoe chips (I do coat them in a little oil).
Oven hash browns. Come out quicker and crispier than a normal oven.
Cheese on toast. only big enough to do one slice at a time though.

White is back in stock :smiley:

Great deal if you want it in black :smiley:

not sure how this compares but it's £10 cheaper

https://www.aldi.co.uk/low-fat-air-fryer/p/073226069391300

It is quite loud but I doubt it would be loud enough to bother anyone through a closed door.

To be honest this is a reason we did not have a kitchen living room conversion
Half the time you cant hear the tv over the kettle/ dishwasher/ washing machine / tumble dryer/ food mixer etc.

The answer is if the door is shut you most probably wont hear it or it will be very low.
I would say it was quieter than most hair dryers as the noise is enclosed more in the unit.

Serious question, just watched a YouTube video about these and it sounds like a hoover

same price in amazon, sold out at tesco

Waiting for these to drop in the Black Friday shenanigans, but good price for now

In my top five together with LED lights, touch lamps and dehumidifiers. however, they can be a pain to clean.

No, not at all! :smiley: I've just never noticed any bad smells coming from the airfryer. Not like with a chip pan anyway.

I clean mine every time too and we only use it for chips,never tried anything else in it.

I'm really funny about cooking smells so other people probably don't notice these things but I do.

I hope you're not inferring I don't clean mine :laughing:

I clean mine after each use to prevent grease build up and it doesn't smell

I don't think it's a very nice smell,it is quite greasy I think,I light candles to get rid of the smell :laughing:

how easy is it to clean?

does it leave a smell in kitchen? you know like the chip pan smell?

people who actually have this: is it good for potato wedges, steak cut chips and fish fingers / samosas

good find op, heat added

Haven't seen the white version this cheap before. Ordered, thanks.

I think I'll bite then, tired of having to wait ages to eat oil soggy chips