These sellers on eBay are (trying to) make a killing! This air fryer was approx £229 but sellers on eBay are now asking for £400
Last year I nearly got one for 199 quid. Had to leave it as her indoors was afraid that her friend may have thought that we were copying her. Go figure...
Ive had a puremate for nearly 3 years now..cost about £60 then. Will go for a bigger gadget next time.
I bought this last year could be cleaner but I use it a lot, it is an air fryer but it is more versatile than that, it's a great grill for bacon. I use the air fryer option for parsnips and chicken and various other things. It folds up to stay out of the way. It's currently a bit more than I paid for it but they are doing 5 payments interest free at least for me. Ninja Foodi Mini Oven [SP101UK] 8-in-1 Flip Mini Oven, Air Fryer, Bake, Grill, Silver : Amazon.co.uk: Home & Kitchen As a general oven it is cheaper than a full size oven for me but you're a family so maybe not so good for you.
Ive recently bought a tescos slow cooker..its multi purpose. Not tried it yet. Its also a rice cooker. Used my vouchers to pay for it..i didnt know i had them (online) Over £100 worth. I preferred the old paper way.
A useful mini oven, Jim, but the Ninja one I posted (according to the specs) synchs the two baskets so they finish at the same time. I'll post a review here when it has been used for a while in case anyone is interested in it. Not in stock anywhere at the moment though
From the formula Watts = Volts x Amps comes the online calculator: https://www.electricalsafetyfirst.o...rmeUTm-zhEKguglZ296szvZj6GaEFkz8aAttIEALw_wcB How To Convert Watts To Amps: https://www.electricalsafetyfirst.org.uk/watts-to-amps-calculator/?gclid=Cj0KCQiAvqGcBhCJARIsAFQ5ke6R0ZNzmzv2p2tx2VprkRGLpvxO1DNml5a7k2wB4EpEcYm9lMG2KQkaAiX6EALw_wcB In the calculator above, I put 230Vac in for the mains voltage not 240Vac https://www.spenergynetworks.co.uk/pages/voltage_changes.aspx#:~:text=In the UK, the declared,216.2 volts to 253.0 volts. and the 2700W comes out at 11.74 Amps which is less than your 13A fuse in the plug.
yep--what i meant was my oven takes about the same wattage as that air fryer. Sometimes its more economical to cook in the oven if theres a large amount of food to cook. My airfryer basket will hold 2 fish fillets in batter ( frozen) OR 2 portions of frozen chips--not at the same time. So thats about 30 mins cooking time added together. So i could cook 2 0r 3 times the quantity in the same time. But i use the air fryer more often as theres only 2 of us. Cooking for a family --cheaper to use the oven..and probavbly quicker.
Wrong thread but I'm in Amsterdam waiting on the next flight, going to be even quieter than recently for a week or so. Cheers Everyone.