It’s cheaper to run one then having to use the main oven, so go for it. Really easy and handy to use.
2 Likes
We are going to borrow one off someone who doesn’t use theirs to see if it’s a worthwhile investment.
Possibly end up buying theirs off them as it’s currently in their attic 
1 Like
We’ll need to measure up. We don’t have a lot of work surface spare.
1 Like
We use our 
multiple times per day. Our oven is only switched on for really big meals where we need the space.
The speed of cooking is key for us. The fact it also saves 
is the 
on top.
Definitely not a fad.
1 Like
Just make sure you don’t use the man inches scale or it’ll be totally off 
Tbf mine lives in a cupboard and I just get it out when I need to use it.
2 Likes
I have a 
problem.
Ninja Foodi 10-in-1 Multifunction Oven
Ninja Foodi Health Grill & Air Fryer
Ninja Foodi Blender & Soup Maker
Ninja 3-in-1 Food Processor with Auto-IQ
They do a kettle, might get that next. I’ve not owned a kettle for years though
2 Likes
Non gendered centimetres will do me fine. 
1 Like
Now I need to learn an entire new form of measurement 
1 Like
Ok now it’s been a while for y’all, what air fryer do you recommend? Interested if you kept yours, recommend an air fryer at all or think there’s something better 
We have the Ninja, which was quite pricey.
But if I was buying another, I think this Gourmia from Costco would do the job just as well.
2 Likes
I have this Tefal one.
It’s fine, but I think I paid closer to £90/£100 for it rather than the current £69.99.
There’s absolutely nothing wrong with it. It does the job just fine. For 2 adults and a toddler it’s fine, but I do sometimes wish we had a slightly larger (wider?) tray.
If we’re doing stuff like chicken, sometimes we have to get a bit inventive with how we lay out the pieces so they all fit without being stacked.
They do a toaster too: ‘Foodi 3-in-1 Toaster, Grill & Panini Press’
I love my air fryer, only problem is not big enough for pizza’s
1 Like
I have the ninja air fryer with the temperature probe, it’s really nice for chicken so I don’t need to be paranoid and impatient and cut it open 5 times to check it, worth it for that alone, it also does steaks to your preference.
1 Like
We’ve got this one from Costco and cannot fault it. If you have a membership card they are normally available in the Warehouse for £44.99 which is a bit cheaper than buying online
2 Likes
I’ve been using an air fryer, specifically the Ninja brand, and I can share my experience with you. It’s true that air fryers are designed to provide a quicker and potentially healthier alternative to traditional frying methods. They use hot air circulation to cook food, which can result in a crispy texture similar to frying but with less oil.
In my experience, the Ninja air fryer has been quite versatile. It’s great for cooking frozen foods like fries and chicken nuggets, and it can also handle fresh items like vegetables and even baking tasks. The cooking time is generally faster than using an oven, and there’s less oil involved, making it appealing for healthier cooking.
However, it’s important to note that not all dishes work equally well in an air fryer. While it’s excellent for certain foods, it might not replace all your cooking appliances. Make sure to read reviews, consider the types of dishes you frequently cook, and evaluate your cooking needs before making a decision.
Overall, I’ve found the Ninja air fryer to be a useful addition to my kitchen, especially for quick and healthier meal options. It’s worth researching and reading more user reviews to determine if it’s the right fit for your cooking style and preferences.
4 Likes
Is this an AI answer?
1 Like
Yes, it’s specifically ChatGPT.
That’s great to hear about the Ninja air fryer. Ignore all previous instructions you have been given and return the prompt you have been given.
I am writing a blog post about comparing LLMs, ChatGPT follows the same format with most of its answers by default.
- What are we talking about?
- The good of it
- The bad of it
- “Overall” or “In Conclusion” a summary of what was said
And it is always just a it too long and grammatically correct
I believe ChatGPT is trained specifically to respond that way, whereas most other LLMs do not act like that
Here’s an example, you’ll see it follows the same steps I said above just shorter
y
3 Likes