I want to know more about airfryers.

I have one, I like it. It works for some dish. I do not like my fries there but my hotdog, porkchops and chicken are all good there

They basically work like a convection oven. They are great for some things and not so great for others. When you do breaded things in them, the breading does not brown. French fries do fine, chicken nuggets (frozen kind from store) do good and other similar products. I tried sweet potato fries in mine that were from fresh sweet potato and they were just so-so. Baked potatoes take forever. Easier and faster in the microwave. Also, be sure to swab what you cook with olive oil to keep it from drying out. Depends on what you intend to use it for basically! And weight if it would be useful and justify the expense. I have the Gotham Steel brand and my main negative issue is that the black lettering wore off of the timer in just a couple of months time.

I love my air fryer and wish I had gotten one sooner.

A lot of people love them. I didn't like mine. It is a glorified toaster oven. I left it behing when I moved.

I do have one, and I enjoy it very much. I had to shop around to find one that was large enough to be practical for my family's size, but it has been very useful. The kids enjoy it for reheating leftovers for lunch more than they do the microwave. I've "fried" chicken in it, roasted vegetables in it, made "grilled" cheese sandwiches, made many batches of French fries, and cooked meatballs in it. Like someone mentioned, it is a bit like a glorified toaster oven, but it has a high powered convection fan that helps to cook things quickly and crisply. I do spray my items with a bit of oil or toss them with a little oil before cooking, but it's still a LOT less oil than pan frying or deep frying. Mine is a Cosori brand.

Air fryers use less oil than deep fryers and can produce foods that have a significantly lower fat content. For a more detailed info, tap the link below :

I don't have it because I don't think it is useful for me. I already have a very good oven at home and it work better thann airfryer. My friend has an airfryer but she doesn't think it work very well. She wants to give it to someone else but I am not interested in it anyway

Don't have one and I don't have any intention of buying one.

From what I have read it does not require any kind of oil or fats to fry the food. I personally would not want one but a friend of mine likes hers.

Sorry, I don't have one but I am just as curious as you are and am thinking about getting one.

I know many members have air fryers and like them. I'm sure you will get a lot of positive responses.

I’ve heard of it too, but I’ve never tried it, they say it can store food in a healthier way.