George Home Air Fryer 1.5L Manual Air Fryer - Cheltenham
George Home Air Fryer 1.5L Manual Air Fryer - Cheltenham
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Posted 22 April 2024

George Home Air Fryer 1.5L Manual Air Fryer - Cheltenham

£14
In store: Gloucestershire ·
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Cheltenham Asda in store has several Air Fryer 1.5 Litre George at Home brand right in the entrance. Amazing price for a small size or if anyone is unsure if they will use it. Absolute bargain price

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  1. freddyfender's avatar
    Bargain ..paid £25 for mine

    People always comment on the size of this one ...even though it's sold as a 'compact air fryer ...' but I have one ...just depends what you're going to use it for... obviously isn't going to do a family meal ..but it's handy for one ...and will fit inside a cupboard easily (edited)
  2. wendyak's avatar
    I took this one to Spain, it’s great for one or two items, simple to use and no frills design.
    chirper's avatar
    One or two chips??
  3. Ttjoppe's avatar
    Bought ut and been using it on my trip arround scotland running it of my inverter and preserving my battery using my bigger ninja when got more to cook. Works well and nice that basket seperates from drip tray best disconnect them before tipping stuff out my bro his pants got greasy stains due to my failure
  4. JennaEllison's avatar
    Bought one today, perfect for me on my own
  5. chirper's avatar
    1.5 litre….. I mean I have a 6 litre which is too small for a proper meal for 1… this will be in the cupboard with the sandwich toaster
    Coolio1988's avatar
    Yah this one is tiny, enough to make one burger patty
  6. jocksteeluk's avatar
    Good price but at 1.5 ltr it's impractical, id always recommend a bigger size than you need in an air fyer because the food needs space to circulate the air to cook the food evenly, a good size for a caravan or restricted space area, maybe cooking a single component in a meal.
    Personally i'd recommend a 3ltr/3.5ltr because you can cook an entire meal in that size, they wont cost a lot more and the foot print wont be much bigger than this one.
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