Air Fryer: Anyone using one?

[TimHolt]

Originally Posted by NY RVer

How long did it take to cook them?

Not long,..25 minutes

[DoogSK]

Just got one, but worried it may blow a breaker as we have to watch what is plugged in and in use at the same time.

[Jagiven]

We got a small one, it was given to us by the ILs for Christmas. To small for a family, works great for one. Everything I have made in it so far has turned out great. I grilled up some chicken breasts the other night. One was not quite done, I tossed it in, and let it finish cooking while we ate. I actually liked the flavor and crispiness better than the grilled ones.

Not sure how many amps it pulls, but it is plugged in with the coffee maker. I would treat it just like an electric coffee maker, which also pulls a lot of power.

[16WhiteColly]

Have one at home and one in the trailer, all we use. We have the Power Air Fryer XL Oven with 3 racks. Love it, cook everything in it. I run a separate cord from the 20A outlet at the power pole just for my electric appliances, we do all cooking outside.

[16WhiteColly]

We have two of these that we bought at Kohl’s, cheaper because yo get Kohl’s Cash too. They are better than the ones with the basket. We had both but done away with the basket one.

https://www.amazon.com/Power-Feature...64573104&psc=1

[DoogSK]

Thanks everyone for your replies, wishing you all safe travels in 2022 - cheers!

[FrankieSaysRelax]

We built a kitchenette on the lower level last year and instead of putting in a complete oven/stovetop, we did electric stovetop only and went with a countertop convection oven.

It does everything well, as a convection oven would, just a smaller footprint. And being a convection Air-Fryer as well, leftovers never tasted so good. Anything you would fry comes great in the Air-Fryer mode. And keep in mind, although it bakes and broils, I still use the full sized ovens upstairs for larger meals.



Sorry-didn’t realize this was a zombie thread…my bad