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From experience with my family members the common steps with an air fryer are usually these: 1. Buy an air fryer. 2. Try it a few times. 3. Tell everyone in
by skrause 4y ago
From experience with my family members the common steps with an air fryer are usually these:
1. Buy an air fryer.
2. Try it a few times.
3. Tell everyone in the familiy, at the work place and on social media how awesome an air fryer is.
4. Never use it again.
- DangitBobby 4y agoIt will be a cold day in hell when chicken nuggets, fries, burgers, and all manner of fried foods go out of fashion in this house.
- bombcar 4y agoThis is the litany of most kitchen devices. The only ones for me that have survived the test of time are the pressure cooker and the toaster oven.
- anjel 4y agoGoodWill seems never to run out of abandoned auto bread bakers for sale. No similar 2nd hand air fryer glut in evidence (yet)
- the_third_wave 4y agoBread machines suck at making bread but the are very useful when making bread when you use them as dough machines. Program the thing for making dough (I made a dough program on mine which lacked such, others may have one already), dump in the ingredients and start the thing. It will knead and do the first leavening after which you can form it (or put it in tins) for the second leavening and bake. I bake about twice a week, the machine makes enough dough for 2 large breads/40 rolls. Where these machines fail is at the baking stage, they simply don't get hot enough for a good result. They may work fine for spongy white bread with a thin soft crust but that is not what I want. I bake for ~30 minutes at 250°C when using bread tins, a bit shorter when making floor bread (without using a tin, traditionally baked directly on the oven floor).
- Jill_the_Pill 4y agoOh you know what is at every single garage sale and flea market? George Foreman grills. Those must have been a real bust! I finally found a second-hand air fryer, but they do seem scarce so far.