Greggs 4 Sausage Rolls 427g - £2 @ Iceland

Doubt is costs more than 30 pence in an air fryer to cook all 4. See below.

To work out how much it costs to run an air fryer you will need to know what you pay per kWh, which you can find on your energy bill.

With the energy price cap increasing in October 2022, this cost will potentially rise. The highest price you could pay per pence/kWh is 52p, so with that in mind, we've used 52p to calculate how much some air fryers could cost to run following the price cap increase.

• An example 1500W basket air fryer used on average for 30 minutes a day will cost roughly £1.82 per week, £7.40 per month, and £90 per year.
• An example 1700W basket air fryer used on average for 30 minutes a day will cost roughly £2.10 per week, £8.36 per month, and £101 per year.
• An example 2400W air fryer oven used on average for 30 minutes a day will cost roughly £2.91 per week, £11.84 per month, and £144 per year.

We based our calculations on 30 minutes of usage per day, given that air fryers typically take half as much time as an electric oven to heat up. But if you're using an air fryer for an average of one hour per day, these figures will double.

Once you know how much you pay for electricity per kWh, you can work out the cost of your air fryer by multiplying this number by your air fryer's kWh.

You can only get your 10% pensioner discount in store

All jokes aside though, why don't Greggs keep the food warm? Complete gamble every time you go as to whether it's gonna be top tier or bottom...

It may cost you more than £1.75 to cook them with today's energy prices.

Can confirm they're £1.20 in my local Gregg's. I may have happened to "accidentally" buy 4 for £3.60 yesterday.

You OK mate?