Does anyone cook using.......

[chili]

A breville Halo or tefal actifry, just curious really what kind of stuff you can put together in one of these?

thanks

 

[Northerner]

Hi @chili - there's a thread about these currently:

https://forum.diabetes.org.uk/boards/threads/bought-an-air-fryer.58762/

 

[AndBreathe]

I don't have either of those and haven't seriously considered them in the past. What do you consider they do that would justify their cost?

 

[chili]

I don't have either of those and haven't seriously considered them in the past. What do you consider they do that would justify their cost?

That was the whole point of my question, to see if others here had tried them and their views on them.

@Northerner thanks for the heads up i never spotted that post

 

[Mark Parrott]

I started the other thread.🙂 Ive only done celeriac chips so far. was very happy with them. Apparently it cooks steaks very well too. Mine came with a recipe book with lots of interesting recipes.

 

[GregP]

We have one, use it for chips (now sadly mostly for the other half) and chicken drumsticks mostly. It's a bit of a gimmick but does cook very well and you can go away and forget about it like I never would a pan of oil

 

[pat.y]

Aldi version of tefal actifry. Does loads, I roast tiny hard potatoes in it. Do stir frys and loads of stuff.

 

[lucy123]

Roast potatoes, bacon, sausage, mushrooms, chips, wedges, steak, chicken. All lovely and best part is don't have to stand watch. Cook perfect every time. Easy to clean too.