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Daewoo XL 8L Digital Double/Dual Drawer Air Fryer - 3 Year Warranty - £99 @ Amazon
Daewoo XL 8L Digital Double/Dual Drawer Air Fryer - 3 Year Warranty - £99 @ Amazon
Daewoo XL 8L Digital Double/Dual Drawer Air Fryer - 3 Year Warranty - £99 @ Amazon
Daewoo XL 8L Digital Double/Dual Drawer Air Fryer - 3 Year Warranty - £99 @ Amazon
Daewoo XL 8L Digital Double/Dual Drawer Air Fryer - 3 Year Warranty - £99 @ Amazon
Daewoo XL 8L Digital Double/Dual Drawer Air Fryer - 3 Year Warranty - £99 @ Amazon
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Posted 10 March 2023

Daewoo XL 8L Digital Double/Dual Drawer Air Fryer - 3 Year Warranty - £99 @ Amazon

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Yet another under £100 dual air fryer! A bit like buses these things

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Stating delivery by 5/4/23 but Amazon normally very much under promise and over deliver with expected delivery times (obviously no guarantees though)

A well reviewed dual air fryer with a 3 year warranty (2nd and 3rd on registration).

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Return on investment on this requires just a 9p/264w saving per day during its warrantied lifetime based on current ( ) prices. Plus the advantage of much quicker cooking times compared to your oven.

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  • DUAL DRAWERS: Save time and effort in the kitchen by using both drawers at the same time to cook different dishes, making meal preparation much more efficient and tea time with the kids hassle-free with delicious meals the whole family can enjoy
  • SAFETY FEATURES: The air fryer comes with a non-stick coating, auto-shut off, over-heat protection, and a child safety lock system, ensuring that you and your family are safe while using the Daewoo dual air fryer
  • SMART SYNC COOKING FUNCTION: The Sync Cooking function allows you to match the cooking times between the drawers, ensuring that both dishes are cooked perfectly and are ready to serve at the same time
  • HEALTHIER MEALS: Our air fryer uses rapid air circulation technology to cook food evenly. The high-speed air circulation creates a crispy exterior while locking in moisture, eliminating the need for oil and promoting a healthy lifestyle
  • VERSATILE COOKING: The air fryer is not just limited to cooking crispy chips and fries, but you can also bake, roast, and dehydrate different types of food such as chicken, fish, vegetables, and even cake
  • 3 YEAR WARRANTY – Giving you peace of mind and ensuring you can rely on your Daewoo Air Fryer for years to come, subject to registration

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  1. Bentbaby's avatar
    I have the single Tower airfryer but kids have been wanting a dual basket one but can't afford the Dual Ninja... Think this will be on par with that?
    deleted17634's avatar
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    Our DIL has had this since before the madness started and absolutely loves it. We have the Ninja AF300 and looking at the Daewoo you can see the quality of the materials used are not quite up to the quality of the Ninja. BUT Daewoo are more confident in the longevity of their machine as they give a 3 year warranty whereas the much more expensive Ninja has a paltry 12 months.

    The smallest Ninja Dual (the 7.6l AF300) has recently had a price increase and now sells for £220. A not inconsiderable £120 more than this and with 24 months less warranty. I think Ninja may just be staring to price themselves out of the market. (edited)
  2. robm612's avatar
    Anyone know if these baskets would be able to fit a whole chicken. Saw a recipe for a roast chicken in one of the Ninja models and it looked like it worked really well
    deleted17634's avatar
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    Good question, we have regularly cooked whole chickens up to 1.8kg* in one basket of our Ninja Dual 7.6l and looking at the DIL's Daewoo 8l even though the baskets have a greater capacity they appear to be wider but shallower so a 1.8kg will be a struggle without 'spatchcocking' it (don't ask me to go into detail ). IIRC DIL has successfully cooked whole chickens of 1.3-1.5kg in her Daewoo, with the trivet in place like we do in the Ninja (Important IMO) although I will confirm this when i see her tomorrow.

    * a 1.8kg one in our Ninja

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  3. zonda1989's avatar
    Thanks, ordered.

    Finally on the air fryer bandwagon
    wdh's avatar
    It can be a confusing new toy. A digital probe thermometer allows you to ’see’ whether the food is hot/cooked inside (external appearance is a poor guide). Hence a really useful accessory, particularly for the newcomer.
  4. stardust2741's avatar
    Really good airfryer I got it for a similar price late last year direct from Daewoo. Would highly recommend it
    deleted17634's avatar
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    Yes, I remember that deal. It was my deal but you cleverly found a 20% discount that worked like a dream . Thanks again, glad you are happy with it (edited)
  5. porridgeoaties's avatar
    Great deal, got this one with the asda deal and have used it daily since.
  6. ugly75's avatar
    Price showing as 138.99 deal must be over
  7. DonkeyKonk's avatar
    Just picked one up in Robert Dyas for £109..they have the Salter there for £99 (careful I think it's an older modell,.there's a few Salters about) but even just trying out the drawers on the display models the Daewoo felt better made to me. (edited)
    deleted17634's avatar
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    Don't think you can go wrong with the Daewoo at that price. DIL has had hers for maybe 8/9 months and loves it. (edited)
  8. AdrianVaughan's avatar
    so this or Tower Vortex or salter am a single person but looking to cook in both baskets , has anyone tried any of the others ? pros and cons ? any info would be great thanks.
    deleted17634's avatar
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    Not fair me saying which one as I only have actual experience of this one (we bought it last year for the DIL and she loves it). If you are looking for the one that has the best trustpilot rating so probably the least trouble with warranty claims that is a clear win for Salter.
  9. Sm0keMeAKipper's avatar
    Ah I bought the salter one from yesterday’s post earlier today! Mind you this looks exactly the same (edited)
  10. DonkeyKonk's avatar
    The Salter and The Daewoo 2 drawer Air Fryers look very alike, but there's big differences between them power wise etc. Personally I would just prefer the Daewoo, but I have no idea really

    Any experts here would recommend which one is best ? (edited)
    Sm0keMeAKipper's avatar
    There’s a very knowledgeable Air Fryer godfather probably writing his wisdom filled message as I type…
  11. terryread1's avatar
    Same price as Farmfoods
    deleted17634's avatar
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    I know but this delivered and you don't risk making a wasted journey.
  12. Jack_79's avatar
    Suitable silicone cases for the trays?
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