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The Actifry & AirFryer Thread - Merged
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Chauffe, Marcel, chauffe!Join Date:Posts: 64446
Got one myself for €115 about 3 years ago (that was a bargain back then!) and it is just great. The only drawback is the small capacity, but the larger one was more than twice the price at the time. And I find that it can easily handle 1kg of chips (instead of the just 0.8kg stated capacity), just shake them a few more times while cooking
Incredibly versatile machine. Just one silly and not so healthy example: my 9 year old can take a baby Margherita pizza from the freezer, stick it in the airfryer, switch it on and safely take the cooked pizza out after 5 minutes. How quick is that??!!
I've cooked a whole small chicken in it (45 minutes, without pre-heating) and lots and lots of other stuff. There are plenty of experiences / recipes to be found on line too. Seriously handy machine.My ads on adverts.ie
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Add me to the list of people who swear by their airfryer. In fact, this weekend, I was roasting a chicken, and it had been so long since I'd used my oven, I briefly couldn't remember how to turn it on
One thing though, and this is probably neither the time or place, but after 1+ year of heavy use, I've not found a decent way of giving it a good deep clean. I've tried the various oven and kitchen cleaners on the market, but nothing really gives me that feeling of cleanliness. Any success with anything except vigorous elbow grease?0 -
Add me to the list of people who swear by their airfryer. In fact, this weekend, I was roasting a chicken, and it had been so long since I'd used my oven, I briefly couldn't remember how to turn it on
One thing though, and this is probably neither the time or place, but after 1+ year of heavy use, I've not found a decent way of giving it a good deep clean. I've tried the various oven and kitchen cleaners on the market, but nothing really gives me that feeling of cleanliness. Any success with anything except vigorous elbow grease?
I use fairy and hot water after every use
http://www.p4c.philips.com/cgi-bin/cpindex.pl?ctn=HD9220/40&dct=QAD&faqview=1&refdisplay=AIRFRY_TROUBLE_08&refnr=0085351&scy=HK&slg=ENG0 -
Add me to the list of people who swear by their airfryer. In fact, this weekend, I was roasting a chicken, and it had been so long since I'd used my oven, I briefly couldn't remember how to turn it on
One thing though, and this is probably neither the time or place, but after 1+ year of heavy use, I've not found a decent way of giving it a good deep clean. I've tried the various oven and kitchen cleaners on the market, but nothing really gives me that feeling of cleanliness. Any success with anything except vigorous elbow grease?
Agree with above. Mine is seriously greased up with the oil/grease nearly welded to the base. Am afraid to use a 'scrubber' of any sort as I don't want to damage the internal paint etc.0 -
One thing though, and this is probably neither the time or place, but after 1+ year of heavy use, I've not found a decent way of giving it a good deep clean. I've tried the various oven and kitchen cleaners on the market, but nothing really gives me that feeling of cleanliness. Any success with anything except vigorous elbow grease?
I do THIS every time I use it (every day) and still looks like new 0 -
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I do THIS every time I use it (every day) and still looks like new
Hi KAT... picked up on your kind reply earlier in the thread and indeed went out and bought the said Orange bottle. I still use same weekly BUT I think I left it too late to get the 'hard-stuff' off. However - for any NEW buyers... I would recommend that product BUT insist that they start early on the cleaning and don't wait (like me!) weeks before cleaning!0 -
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About €146 on Amazon.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Philips-HD9230-20-Collection-Airfryer/dp/B00FA294ZA?ie=UTF8&camp=1634&creativeASIN=B00FA294ZA&linkCode=xm2&redirect=true&smid=A3VFUZM40S6WGD&tag=pric097-21
Or if money is no object, you can get the big brother for a few bob more, but be quick ! Only 3 left !
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Philips-HD9240-Airfryer-Avance-X-Large/dp/B017ZAB2ZY/ref=sr_1_7?ie=UTF8&qid=1469193097&sr=8-7&keywords=philips+airfryer+92400 -
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