Sainsbury's Longbridge (west midlands)
Could be national , worth checking your local store.
10 comments
jona77
21 Jan 17#1
Good find and good price but do you know which size actifry this is?
tweetimess to jona77
21 Jan 17#2
Oh, I didn't know they came in difffent sizes, the box says 1kg? Hope that helps :smiley:
Midjet76
21 Jan 17#3
Yes they also do a 1.5 kg
jouster to Midjet76
21 Jan 171#6
I've got the 1.5KG one and it's great. This would be too small for a family of four.
rsta2004
21 Jan 171#4
get a philips one, much better design, these are no differant to using an oven tbh, the philips one suspends the food so is way healthier (some cheaper ones are also of a similar good design)
pdbaggett
21 Jan 171#5
it's quite different to using an oven the tefal has a rotating arm so constantly turns the food so it's cooks more even and doesn't burn and also cooks quite a lot faster than a conventional oven. well worth the price.
rsta2004 to pdbaggett
22 Jan 17#8
yes your right, an oven that turns food, so you dont have to , my point was that they are really not that great, get an AIR FRYER
Spies
21 Jan 17#7
Thought about getting one of these but chips take ages (compared to a conventional deep fat fryer) and they use a fair bit of electricity.
jouster to Spies
22 Jan 17#10
Chips for four of us takes 24 minutes but we do cook frozen oven chips (which comes out lovely) rather than fresh potatoes which as you say do take much longer, but we've also never made fresh potato chips Ina deep fat fryer.
Electricity is cheaper than gas for us but 24 minutes isn't that long for some chips.
We have the XL model and it uses between 1400-1700w apparently.
So 24 minutes for a ton of chips costs us 9p. Even fresh potato taking 45 mins would only be 15p.
You'd need to be making a lot of ships ALL the time for that expense to make any impact at all to be honest
jouster
22 Jan 17#9
I've had two different models over the last 8 years now and only upgraded as we wanted the higher capacity.
They have been faultless little or no smell and a lot safer with children around.
Highly recommended from me and not just good for chips
Not saying it's better than an air fryer but it's a great device
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I spotted this today, seemed like a good deal.
Sainsbury's Longbridge (west midlands)
Could be national , worth checking your local store.
10 comments
Electricity is cheaper than gas for us but 24 minutes isn't that long for some chips.
We have the XL model and it uses between 1400-1700w apparently.
So 24 minutes for a ton of chips costs us 9p. Even fresh potato taking 45 mins would only be 15p.
You'd need to be making a lot of ships ALL the time for that expense to make any impact at all to be honest
They have been faultless little or no smell and a lot safer with children around.
Highly recommended from me and not just good for chips
Not saying it's better than an air fryer but it's a great device