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I do, but the Phillips is supposed to be the best air fryer on the market. It was just too expensive at $250, but at $49 I would be all over it. You should definitely get it.
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I do, but the Phillips is supposed to be the best air fryer on the market. It was just too expensive at $250, but at $49 I would be all over it. You should definitely get it.
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Heck yeah! I'll be sending you my address too if you're taking orders :act-up:.
so lets say @PKorf could order 5...I'd be in for 1 lol
I mean it is a “friends and family” event........
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Jman;n8892618 said:
6 qt good enough size? sposey013168 is telling me to go 10 qt, but that could be his Napolean complex
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ddec;n8892620 said:
Depends how much counter space you want to take up. I think 5-6qt is fine. Honestly only time I've found mine too small was when doing wings. I could fit more but don't like stacking them too high, while they will cook they wont get as crispy
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jdtox;n8892625 said:
I lack a bit in counter space for something like that to sit around, so most of my goodies like the Instant Pot, slow cookers, and such get used, cleaned, and put away on a storage rack in the basement.
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We have a Ninja air fryer that we got during prime days. I'll admit I was skeptical, but the thing is amazing. Chicken Wings and even steak are better than I remember in that thing. It does an awesome job of keeping things moist - which I know is the point - but even I was surprised how good everything comes out.
I have the counterspace issue as well, but for now this thing has a permanent spot in the kitchen.
I have the counterspace issue as well, but for now this thing has a permanent spot in the kitchen.
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ddec;n8892641 said:
I have the 4 quart one.
https://www.amazon.com/1550-Watt-Pr...nja+air+fryer&qid=1567007929&s=gateway&sr=8-1
I guess sometimes I wish it was a little bigger, but I don't think I'd have room for it otherwise. I'm really impressed with it and I basically pulled the trigger because of the success i've had with their blenders. They seem to make quality products.
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We have this one that we got from Sam's Club (Although we got ours on sale for $69) and it's been great! https://www.samsclub.com/p/power-air-fryer-xl/prod20298033?xid=plp_product_1_1
Jman;n8892628 said:
Can never go to big haha
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6qt for us. Mostly chicken wings (being that my family is from Buffalo - and we live one city over - we BETTER do chicken wings). Love it though!
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jdtox;n8894122 said:
That’s interesting. Does it crisp?
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JB;n8894131 said:
It wasn't as crisp as I had hoped but I may not have had the temp high enough. I just tossed it in and hit start which I think is 370 on mine. It was also square thicker type pizza. Either way much better than tossing in the microwave
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jdtox;n8894157 said:
You mean Jets.
I have this exact same one, and love it. I've said it a hundred times: even if I got it for nothing other than cooking wings, it's worth every cent and more. It can do a couple dozen wings if you move them around every so often. I usually just do a dozen for myself and flip them every 6 for 24 total.Nappy;n8892648 said: