Air Fryer Deals & Offers

Yes. On another note, our Halogen oven gets used 9/10. Really good for those times where you want an instant oven instead of waiting to pre-heat. Bacon is on the top of the list that gets cooked most, we just use the included rack and put an oven dish below to catch fat - works a treat! :)

Is this a halogen oven ?

Identical to the Daewoo halogen cooker,got mine cheaper at Robert Dyas.

Decent price for a halogen oven.

Ordered thanks due to the comments on the one posted from the argos one few days ago

Thanks. Ordered as well

Cheers op. Ordered, if no good will get refund!

got the digital version of this - very,very disappointing unless cooking frozen products. Fresh Chips are awful - and i`ve tried every way of cooking them. Only my opinion, but better off with a halogen.....at least you can see whats going on!

These are free with Kindle unlimited as well, or 99p without Kindle unlimited: Simple halogen oven cookbook: easy, hearty recipes for every halogen cook: https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B011364NK2/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_hfHBBb99ABE34 Yummy halogen oven recipes: Simple recipes you will never forget: https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00PCZCLL4/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_YhHBBbA035F04 Delicious and healthy halogen oven recipes: https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B01AHVJFVQ/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_DiHBBb5DF0EC4 Cooking With A Halogen Oven: The Only Halogen Oven Cookbook You Will Ever Need: https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00TBPWPDA/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_9iHBBbF9FE694

Or one for a halogen oven?

Thanks, I’ve been looking for one of these

heres one but you need kindle unlimted to get it for free othewise its 99p https://www.amazon.co.uk/Microwave-Recipes-Quick-microwave-cookbook-ebook/dp/B01EBE0CUS/ref=sr_1_2?s=digital-text&ie=UTF8&qid=1533853726&sr=1-2&keywords=microwave+cookery+books

Thanks very much . Will try something new . Heat added.

Yes those had me worried. But now I have used this Digital Von Chef a couple of times for oven chips and they were great. Looks very space age in my new kitchen. Great for £50 time will tell

10% negative reviews and they make for interesting reading!

I bought a 2L version of this back in January when they where £25, and I love it. I rarely cook chips in it, but SAUSAGES come out amazing every time.. chuck up to 6 in, and set for 18 mins. Will never go back to oven/grilling sausages!

ahh i use Mcains French Fries which are fried and then frozen so when you cook them the oil helps make it crispy i guess. Never tried home made chips/fries, you'll probably do need to add a couple tablespoon of oil if its too dry.

Do you normally coat the chips in batter? I find the air fryers can make the food a bit dry and that's why I suggest putting a few tablespoons of oil in.. Kindest regards

The Philips air fryer is by far the best make of these and the one gadget we actually use. U can most defo do more than just chips in them.

You can get the same result as one of these, by cooking things on a wire rack in your oven. Faddy nonsense.

I had one of these lasted just over a year they are very hard to keep clean too dirt builds up on the element I wiped it out after every use and it started to make a burning smell like any other electric cooker

Yes at last! A person that can see through all the marketing hype crap...It is an oven, just because you put one spoon of oil in it doesn't make it a fryer, thats just so the food slips by easier, it doesn't get fried, cheaper easier and quicker to just turn normal oven on to 200c and chuck oven chips in for 20mins But then none of the big companies that make these would make any money would they! Who's the winner here?

Is air fryer just a fancier marketing term for halogen oven? I’ve been looking at some cheaper models on Argos that claims to be an air fryer but really is just a halogen oven

It is a halogen oven

If it looks like a halogen oven, is priced like a halogen oven, works just like a halogen oven . . . well . . .

I’m with col11, it is a halogen oven not an air fryer. Changing the name doesn’t change what it is

Yes I just meant the philips "type" and not all these halogen ovens people are calling Airfryer's

appliancesdirect.co.uk/p/hov17/electriq-hov17-cooking £24.97 plus £2.95 postage and includes full accessories pack for anyone wanting similar in white.

Decided against sending it back. Have tried mine on fries, uncooked frozen paratha, croissant as I flexed the experimental muscles and it vorks and now the whole round bit slots in fine and even when hot.

Taa for handholding. Wanted to decide what to do next.

'Health Fryer' an oxymoron surely :{

That’s normal. I have to do that with my air fryer. You shouldn’t have any problems when it’s hot. That bit shouldn’t get hot so you can use your hands to push it in.

Does any have experience with this? Appreciate any comments&help. Not having switched it on yet. When putting the round bit in with the handle, does it slot in easily? Mine doesn't and an edge sticks out slightly and I need to use my hand in addition to using the handle to push the whole thing in. Is that normal? If its hot and I need to pull it out to check stuff and push it in again, would it be too hot on the sides to use my fingers?

I can pop in tomorrow and get the £3.50 cash back on the orchard thieves cider too

damn it cant resist going to get one tommorow :)

"When the chips are down" eat them

theres quite a few in coventry store

Just picked one up in store Swansea. Same price.

Thanks for the info @JohnCullen

Usually £90 in Watt Brothers

It's always 100£

Now £44.99

For £5.00 more you can get a 2.2 Litre at argos :) http://www.argos.co.uk/product/7452194

I was going to go to B&M today then I couldn't be bothered and went home instead. My mistake there

Got my Mum one at Christmas. Ideal for one person as it's a compact size. Ideal for chips, southern fried chicken, fish fingers etc. She likes it as she doesn't have to put the oven on, it's easy to clean, and it has a timer so she can't burn anything!

Best buy a deep fat fryer then hadn't you :/ ;) :p

Still this price if people are still interested, here's a pic from in store

Thanks! I had been looking at the 4l Wilko at £40 which seems to have good reviews. Might give this a try instead.

It's 3.6l capacity. 1400 watt from what I saw. I'm tempted but unsure whether it's any good for the price.

Any info on the size of this one? Thanks

Isn’t not having fried food the healthy option ?