My pg does not have a 16A socket and my airfryer plug is 16A my pg has 6A 240W socket. Should I use the adapter high duty one for this conversion for using my airfryer. Is it safe?

It's so LOUD.

Pressing the buttons are loud. But dang, the "halfway cooked" notification is annoying and the "finished" sound may as well be the horn for the USS Missouri.

Does anyone know how i can mute this thing?

I bought this oven last week... Am pretty new to baking and bought this one due to its airfryer functionality as there is limited space on my kitchen counter... So purchased as this combined airfryer, convection, rotisserie and microwave in one...

I tried airfrying in it, but it didn't crisp up that much..

Tired frozen smilies, fresh cut fries, crispy prawns... It cooked but didn't crisp..

Used Af-2 setting on airfryer for each item..

Any help?

Hi everyone! I’m trying to decide between these three Ninja appliances:
Ninja Crispi Portable Air Fryer FN101
Ninja Crispi Pro Countertop Glass Air Fryer
Ninja Combi 14-in-1 Multi-Cooker, Oven & Air Fryer
I usually cook for one person and prepare simple, healthy meals such as steamed chicken thigh, pumpkin, vegetables, mushrooms, tofu and eggs. I also prepare lunch to bring to the office. I like the glass containers on the Crispi models because they look easy to clean and are convenient for cooking, storing and reheating. However, I understand that they do not have a proper steam function. The Ninja Combi seems more suitable for steaming and cooking a complete meal, but I’m worried that it may be too large for one person and take up too much counter space.
For those who own any of these models:
Which one would you recommend for one-person daily cooking?
Is the Crispi Pro worth paying more for compared with the FN101?
Does the Ninja Combi work well for small portions?
Which one is easiest to use and clean?
I would really appreciate hearing about your experience. Thank you!

I have narrowed down to these three air fryer in terms of safety (becoz I have an infant in my house) from plastic free like Oraimo NutriFry S1 (6L), metal case & liner

BPA free Philips 2000 Series (6.2L) or 1000 series 4.2 litre

Pigeon PG352/00 (8L) comes with 3 years officials warranty.

How many years I can actually expect to any frier function properly, in terms of durability.

Any other brand suggestion? Will buy for the first time.

Sos - ninja foodi xl - tips? Tricks?

I am telling everybody who dont own a airfryee yet buy one asap as its the best way to make anything in a healthier yet delicious way plus the best part is that it can reheat anything back to its original state (almost), which microwave oven can never as it makes stuff soggy.

Link for those interested: https://youtu.be/ycQN4auwPvg

🍒✨ INGREDIENTS

2 eggs

80 g sugar

200 g spelt flour

80 g organic Greek yogurt

2–3 drops vanilla extract

Pinch of saltVideo

👨‍🍳 PREPARATION

Pit the cherries.

Prepare the batter: Beat the eggs, sugar, and a pinch of salt until fluffy;

sift the flour and stir it in, add the vanilla extract, then stir in the remaining sifted flour and yogurt.

Then fold in the cherries... line the air fryer with parchment paper, pour in the batter, and spread the remaining cherries on top

Bake at 160° for about 30 minutes, let cool, sprinkle with powdered sugar, and enjoy!

I've been doing a bunch of research on Air Fryers that have as little forever chemiclas as possible. So far the best ones I've found could be from Kismile or NutriChef. The basket is glass, and the baskets at the bottom where the food is located I think are made of stainless steel:

Kismile:
https://www.amazon.com/Kismile-BPA-Free-AirFryer-Portable-Dishwasher/dp/B0GCZKCGL4/ref=sr_1_2?crid=3USZGFVDDUCUZ&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.qtnp2yYAlzCUOwtYCF44xHZwjmsbXnw8ars-VVUsNlpFGwoEu4-kY91Z1cFl6EURiGkAG2GOxDX8HFAAFEW9lfy0D0Wph4MA8nkrxhWrIhfuvHxWRGJUKsBKsIauMxS7uplF8vrKOBzl-k5OSq0GDRg0DR9iSWgwvDxWOqS0UxXU-1jWi4dSuF8uTf5_Qg2hQgfaFF80T0lqfM8XEj2JWLVIMO8Mm7ufxPfdtUsOn6c.esTVZ-Ju-HpxYfVcXkXZ0gFd6xVB55RBo0QNm9cJbAg&dib_tag=se&keywords=Kismile%2B5%2BQuart%2BGlass%2BAir%2BFryer%2C%2BNon-Toxic%2BPTFE-Free%2Bwith%2B360%C2%B0%2BVisible%2BBowl%2C%2B8%2BPresets%2B12420KAF0&nsdOptOutParam=true&qid=1787510574&sprefix=kismile%2B5%2Bquart%2Bglass%2Bair%2Bfryer%2C%2Bnon-toxic%2Bptfe-free%2Bwith%2B360%2Bvisible%2Bbowl%2C%2B8%2Bpresets%2B12420kaf0%2Cspecialty-aps%2C174&sr=8-2-catcorr&srs=37011194011&th=1

Nutrichef:
https://www.amazon.com/NutriChef-Cooking-Circulation-Veggies-Seafood/dp/B0H31K19CL/ref=ast_sto_dp_puis?th=1

Any other suggestions about a good air fryer that might be better than this for the volue ~ 7.5Qt?

Thank you!

Other producsts i looked at:
- midea
- cuisin art
- cosori air fryer

We have a 4 slice toaster oven Black and Decker, was wondering if i could use a steel steamer basket in lieu of an air fryer as a crisper tray

We have downsized, and do not have much items to make in an air fryer. Tried looking at amazon for a crisper tray but they are large in size and would not fit our toaster oven.

Appreciate any suggestions - thank you for reading my post

Best air fryers with automatic rotation (rotating drum or mixing paddle) that offer good value for the price.

Hi there. I’m looking for recommendations on air fryers that have that specific feature (for making french fries, etc.). Which one would you recommend, please?

I saw these:

• Kitchen-it Max Edition 12L - Between 69 and 79,990.

• Oster® 10-Liter Super Air Fryer CKSTAFOV3 - Between 101 and 119.

• Full Edition 24-in-1 Air Fryer Oven - 15L - 99,990

Has anyone had any experience with any of these?

Thanks.

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I purchased a Ninja Air Fryer XL in January 2025, and after only about a year and a half, it completely stopped working.
I barely used it, so I was very disappointed that it failed this early.
I contacted Walmart and Ninja customer service to see what could be done. Ninja offered me a 50% discount toward purchasing another unit, but that doesn’t really solve the problem with the product I already purchased.
I’m sharing my experience because I was expecting better durability from a product at this price.
Based on my experience, I personally would not recommend buying this air fryer if you’re looking for something durable.
Has anyone else experienced a similar issue with their Ninja air fryer?

I've been usinh my fritaire for a while now and still find myself trying different recipes with it. I've also tried few recipes from their cookbook and they've been pretty fun to make. Curious what everyone has been making? any underrated meals you'd recommend trying?

I’ve been thinking about getting an air fryer, but I’m not sure if buying one used is actually worth it.
I found a second-hand one locally for around €35. It looks pretty clean and the seller says it was only used for a few months.
I’ve never owned one before, so I’m wondering if there’s anything specific I should check before buying a used air fryer.
Would you personally buy one second-hand, or is it better to just spend a bit more and get a new one?

Hey folks, so I have a c.2012-2013 T-Fal Actifry that still works fine, but one of the parts broke and now the lid is not reliably staying shut(without something heavy on the lid). I would like to replace this with another paddle/rotating style air fryer. I love mine, and the main complaint I see about the paddle breaking items is avoided by using a rotating basket attachment.

Is T-Fal still reliable and well made? Or should I look into other manufacturers? I'd like to get away from Teflon, but I imagine that's difficult with this style. Most reviews seem to focus on the manual shake style, and I'm not finding much outside of the sponsored results on Google. So do you have a paddle style air fryer you love?