Air fryer (not the budget airline for monks)

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Lizzie W 18 Feb 7:38pm, 18 Feb 2024 28,387 posts	0 Lizzie W I ended up with a dual drawer Instant, for a family of 3. Finally got it out & used today! It's massive, yet the drawers seem small. If you need to speard the stuff out for air flow, then I can hardly cook anything confused I was expecting to love it, and that it would help reduce convenience food (eg home made nuggets & chips) but I'm worried I've made a mistake.
Welshpoppy 10 Apr 6:09pm, 10 Apr 2024 3,787 posts	0 Welshpoppy Just bought one as of today a dual drawer because of me veggie and GF .Oh eats anything and everything
Lip Gloss 10 Apr 7:44pm, 10 Apr 2024 75,098 posts	0 Lip Gloss
geordiegirl 10 Apr 11:40pm, 10 Apr 2024 22,164 posts	0 geordiegirl We had a salter dual drawer as only 2 of us it was ideal for using a smaller space and we bought some shelves so we could double layer - jackets/chips with protein on shelf. We then went for ninja 15 in 1 and I’ve zero regrets we use it so much, stream roast / steam air fry is game changer. The salter is now with in laws who are starting to experiment (we bought my parents one for Xmas) It’s just working our how to maximise the space your have. Good luck Lizzie
Welshpoppy 11 Apr 6:09pm, 11 Apr 2024 3,796 posts	0 Welshpoppy Is it the rack that goes in the bottom of pan that you used as shelves? The drawers are large it is a 10.5 litre one .So far chicken breast and chips for Mr Wp both a success. All trial and error at the moment.
Lip Gloss 11 Apr 6:15pm, 11 Apr 2024 75,111 posts	0 Lip Gloss I bought metal racks from Amazon
Welshpoppy 11 Apr 6:55pm, 11 Apr 2024 3,797 posts	0 Welshpoppy Thanks I never knew about racks.
Muttley 5 Jun 12:48pm, 5 Jun 2024 3,245 posts	0 Muttley The first air friar:
NDWDave 3 Nov 8:07pm, 3 Nov 2024 20,215 posts	0 NDWDave Muttley wrote:@JamieKai Here you are: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yBdSSpJh2Is From RMP thread